The Republican senator and congressman introduced a bill that would expand a federal aid program to pay ranchers when pregnant cattle are killed in disasters.
The tropical shrubs have been spreading north and growing more abundantly as climate change makes temperatures warmer. Scientists are unravelling what that means for coastal habitats.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16674211/texas-mangrove-expansion
East Texans tried to reach their homes by boat and kayaks Saturday. Others remained pessimistic that the water would recede soon.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16673425/east-texas-flooding-recovery
A ballot proposition would have instructed police not to arrest people who have four ounces or less of marijuana.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16673333/lubbock-marijuana-proposition-fails
Cook will fill John Whitmire’s unexpired term — but will face Johnson again in a Democratic primary runoff for a full four-year term.
Dozens of evacuees, including the elderly and barefoot children, crowded in an old school building Friday, praying for clear skies on Monday.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16672997/east-texas-flood-survivors-cleanup
A federal lawsuit asserts that the Texas agency terminated a state prison clerk who refused to remove a head covering in line with her Ifa faith.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16672915/justice-department-tdcj-discrimination-lawsuit
Cuellar was expected to cruise to reelection. Now he’ll need to rely on support from local and national Democratic leaders to help him overcome scandal.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16672910/henry-cuellar-indictment-political-impact
Since Sunday, multiple rounds of rainfall have soaked the region, causing rivers and creeks to swell and rise out of their banks.
Cuellar said he and his wife, Imelda, are innocent, and that he is still seeking reelection this November.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16672660/henry-cuellar-texas-indicted-doj
We’ll discuss the challenges facing our kids and how the state is investing in addressing the crisis. We’ll explore the work being done in schools, health care, child welfare and restorative ...
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16672641/young-texans-mental-health
An American Civil Liberties Union of Texas attorney and a UT-Austin professor discussed how free speech has been protected and challenged in campus protests, and what we should all learn from the...
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16672602/university-texas-austin-free-speech
In the state’s larger counties, voters can now elect people to the agencies that appraise property values.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16672442/texas-property-appraisal-district-board-elections
Many students participating in pro-Palestinian demonstrations fear their involvement might affect their plans for after college.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16672440/ut-austin-finals-protest-fallout
Thousands of residents have either evacuated or are now under shelter orders.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16672441/texas-floods-weather-harris-county
Despite several daily and systematic challenges, the Liberty County community is home to industrious entrepreneurs from across the Latin American diaspora.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16672439/colony-ridge-residents-business-owners
The Travis County attorney hasn’t “seen a single weapons charge or an assault charge” despite school officials’ insinuations of planned violence.
Parts of Harris County, including The Woodlands, were under flood warnings Thursday.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16671720/east-teaxas-flooding-polk-county-harris-county
Hartzell’s protest response has also resulted in condemnations from students and faculty.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16671656/jay-hartzell-university-texas-republicans-protest
There is no process in Texas for a voter-driven statewide referendum. So, supporters are going city by city to build statewide momentum.
https://feeds.texastribune.org/link/16799/16671636/lubbock-texas-marijuana-election