Posted on · Experts weigh in on the possible medical, economic, and psychological ramifications of another potential surge of coronavirus infections.
Posted on · Pressure to return to normalcy is building, but health experts say even gradual steps will increase the number of COVID-19 cases. First, they say Texas needs more testing and contact tracing.
Posted on · For the first time in years, Texas Republicans are making big investments in registering GOP voters. At the same time, anti-immigrant rhetoric from President Trump has energized new Latino voter registration efforts in the state.
Posted on · Episode: 1824 Cognac grapes growing from Texas rootstocks. Today, we grow grapes.
Posted on · With the addition of two new editors, The Texas Newsroom plans for innovative, robust election coverage
Posted on · While passage was uncertain at times, the Texas delegation ended up unanimously supporting the international agreement that will replace the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Posted on · The study also revealed that Texas has 7.8 fast food restaurants per gym.
Posted on · Though regional ICE arrests inched down year-on-year in 2019, they're still up 30% compared to the last year of the Obama administration.
Posted on · This week, Ernie and Laura Isensee discuss the state's position on Special Education, we celebrate the 40th anniversary of A Women of Substance, and share the music of The Regrettes.
Posted on · The ruling came hours after the Texas parole board recommended that Gov. Greg Abbott delay Reed’s death for 120 days.
Posted on · Dozens of lawmakers — both Republicans and Democrats — have asked Gov. Greg Abbott and the parole board to stop Reed's execution. There are also multiple appeals in the courts.
Posted on · The document says that the envelope had Nevárez's official House seal and held “four small clear baggies” containing a substance found to include cocaine.
Posted on · The reopening is planned for Thursday. It will happen unceremoniously following a brief meeting with employees.
Posted on · Last year, there were 500 offenses classified as hate crimes, according to the FBI’s annual report.
Posted on · Texas spends an average of $5,386 on instruction per rural student, according to research from the Rural Schools and Community Trust. That is far less than most states.