The Trail Helping Houston Regain Freedom From Roads
Transforming the trail into something actually useful started in stages in 2009, but the formation of the Friends of Columbia Tap Trail really got the ball moving
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Prisoners Sent Out Of State, Left Out Of The Count
Despite the alarming number of deaths and high cost to send inmates out of state, Harris County keeps sending people anyway
Public Hearings On Immigration Enforcement In Texas
Over the span of several hours, The People’s Hearing in Dallas included panels dedicated to the immigration enforcement pipeline, racial profiling, and DACA
Tarrant County Postpones Election Site Closures Vote
The Commissioners were considering a proposal to reduce the number of Election Day polling sites from 316 to 176, and the number of early voting sites from 50 to 42
The Candidates Running Against Corruption
For many of the Democratic challengers in Texas, combating corruption is taking center stage in their campaigns.
Data Centers Meet Their Skeptics
In nearly every corner of Texas, bipartisan activists are voicing their disapproval of data centers
The Texas Artist Changing How We See Landscape
The Texas landscape has inspired artists since time out of mind. Rebecca Pugh, often working with mixed media, is no exception.