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The Blue Wave Hits Texas

For the first time in decades, Democrats will be holding statewide in office as a slew of candidates declared victory

A Record Early Vote In Texas

Continuing An Artist's Legacy In Jackson County

A Fight For The Next Texas Legislature

A Whimsical And Colorful Houston Halloween Graveyard

Joaquin Soto Turns Twisted Metal Into Gods

Data Centers Emerge As Key Issue For Texas Campaigns

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Culture

Continuing An Artist's Legacy In Jackson County

The Jackson County creative community bands together to continue the legacy of the late musician Jack Motley

A Whimsical And Colorful Houston Halloween Graveyard

Joaquin Soto Turns Twisted Metal Into Gods

Education

Abbott Aims to Bar H1-B Visas for Teachers

Over the summer, Governor Abbott called for a law that would bar H-1B visa holders from working in Texas public schools

Auditing The Auditors

State Board of Education Approves New Biblical Curriculum

Environment

Data Centers Emerge As Key Issue For Texas Campaigns

The issue of data centers has taken center stage for many of the races in Texas, and created some interesting alliances

Hotter Summers and Seasonal Depression

The Links That Bind Immigration And Ecology

Health

A Texas Leader In Reproductive Rights Reaches Milestone

Jane's Due Process may be changing names, but their central mission: supporting Texas teens in accessing reproductive health care, remains the same

Senate Bill 8 Five Years Later

Texas Republicans Take A New Hard Line Against IVF

Politics

A Record Early Vote In Texas

Over 7.7 million Texans cast their ballot in-person or via mail. That amounts to a little over 40 percent of registered voters, a threshold that passes 2018.

A Fight For The Next Texas Legislature

Early Voting Starts In Texas

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