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How to help, donate to Texas, Camp Mystic flood victims

July 7, 2025

After flash floods devastated Kerr County, leaving over 90 people dead and at least 56 more missing, organizations around Texas are banding together to provide aid.

How to help, donate to Texas, Camp Mystic flood victims

Texas residential construction is breaking down under Trump administration

April 16, 2026

Texas has long relied on rapid construction to keep housing relatively affordable and to absorb a fast-growing population. But beyond that, the construction sector in Texas is a critical economic engine, contributing $144 billion (5.1%) to the state’s total GDP in early 2025. A slowdown in residential construction has created a drag on overall state…

Texas residential construction is breaking down under Trump administration

Op-Ed: Why your down-ballot vote in Texas matters more now than ever

September 30, 2024

Here’s a guide from Progress Texas to critical down-ballot races in Texas and why voters should be paying attention to them.

Op-Ed: Why your down-ballot vote in Texas matters more now than ever

Weather-weary Texas battered again as powerful storm, strong winds kill 1, cause widespread damage

May 29, 2024

Power outages remained widespread Wednesday in storm-weary Texas a day after another burst of severe weather flooded streets, uprooted trees, and ripped off roofs. Authorities said a teenager was killed at a construction site while working on a home that collapsed.

Weather-weary Texas battered again as powerful storm, strong winds kill 1, cause widespread damage

Texas Sees Rise in Flea-Borne Typhus Cases

September 9, 2025

Flea-borne typhus, otherwise known as murine or endemic typhus, is on the rise in Texas. Here’s what you need to know.

Texas Sees Rise in Flea-Borne Typhus Cases

11 places in DFW to get Thanksgiving meals to-go

November 8, 2024

From full meals to Insta-worthy desserts, these local DFW businesses are keeping everyone well-fed during the Thanksgiving holiday.

11 places in DFW to get Thanksgiving meals to-go

Judge extends school voucher deadline

March 18, 2026

PLUS: Why Texans are voting with education in mind Welcome back to another edition of The TexEd Report! We’ve got a lot of news to cover this week. Last night was supposed to be the final chance to apply for private school vouchers. However, a federal judge ordered Texas to extend the application deadline until…

The role AI is playing in book bans

November 26, 2025

PLUS: Changes are coming to TX social studies Happy Wednesday! I hope you’re able to relax, recharge, and spend time with friends and family this week and reflect on all that you’re thankful for. In this week’s edition, we take a look at changes coming to social studies in Texas classrooms and the impact artificial…

Dive into these DFW pools with memberships and day passes

June 3, 2024

Here are some area pools where you and your family can get an all-access membership or drop in for the day.

Dive into these DFW pools with memberships and day passes

‘We Ain’t Buying it’: Grassroots groups mobilize to boycott Amazon, Home Depot, and Target

November 21, 2025

Organizers of “We Ain’t Buying It” are calling for a Thanksgiving boycott of three companies they accuse of capitulating to Trump administration policies.

‘We Ain’t Buying it’: Grassroots groups mobilize to boycott Amazon, Home Depot, and Target

Op-Ed: ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’ — SB 16 hurts young, other marginalized voters

May 16, 2025

Senate Bill 16’s proposed voter ID requirements don’t strengthen election security, they just further exclude young, rural, and low-income Texans.

Op-Ed: ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’ — SB 16 hurts young, other marginalized voters

Op-Ed: Redistricting bigotry is a tradition deep in the heart of Texas

August 26, 2025

Texas redistricting is a GOP power grab and an effort to blunt the political power of Black and brown Texans.

Op-Ed: Redistricting bigotry is a tradition deep in the heart of Texas

Heartbreaking story: A Texas couple’s experience losing two pregnancies after being denied care

September 27, 2025

When Hollie Cunningham learned that the babies she carried had fatal diagnoses, she asked her doctor to help end their suffering. That’s when she found out that Texas’s abortion bans blocked her from the care she needed.

Heartbreaking story: A Texas couple’s experience losing two pregnancies after being denied care

Ken Paxton jumps into US Senate race, sparking bitter GOP primary

April 9, 2025

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton entered the US Senate race, turning the GOP primary into an acrimonious battle with incumbent US Sen. John Cornyn.

Ken Paxton jumps into US Senate race, sparking bitter GOP primary

How the fight for public education secured Democrats a Tarrant County Senate seat

February 10, 2026

Republican Leigh Wambsganss lost a runoff election in Senate District 9—considered a deep-red district in Tarrant County—to Democrat Taylor Rehmet on Jan. 31.

How the fight for public education secured Democrats a Tarrant County Senate seat

🤤 Is this DFW’s best restaurant chain?

February 2, 2026

Plus: Meet your local grocers 🍅 Share with a friend Happy Black History Month, y’all, This year is the 100th anniversary of Black History Month! Did you know that the commemorative month originally started off as only a week until Gerald Ford expanded it in 1976? And why February? Creator Carter G. Woodson wanted the…

Warm, wet or dry? Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts Texas’ fall weather

July 13, 2026

If The Old Farmer’s Almanac’s forecast is correct, many Texans may be pleasantly surprised by the rainfall outlook this fall — but the forecast varies depending on where you live.

Warm, wet or dry? Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts Texas’ fall weather

Tensions rise at State Board of Education meeting

June 24, 2026

PLUS: Why Texans have to pay $8M to fix Bluebonnet Learning Share with a friend It’s Wednesday, June 24, 2026 Happy Wednesday! I hope you’re enjoying the summer months and beating this Texas heat. This week, the State Board of Education is in Austin to deliberate and approve a required reading list and new social…