You searched for houston - Page 17 of 20

Part-time jobs, loans and worry: Texas federal workers contend with government shutdown

October 27, 2025

Since the federal government shutdown began this month, San Antonio resident Imelda Avila-Thomas has canceled her daughter’s tutoring and removed her from after-school care.

Part-time jobs, loans and worry: Texas federal workers contend with government shutdown

As more Texans struggle with housing costs, homeownership becoming less attainable

July 3, 2024

More Texas homeowners and renters than ever are struggling with high housing costs — and the state’s high home prices have potentially put the dream of owning a home out-of-reach for a growing number of families. That’s according to a new report from Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies, which also found that home…

As more Texans struggle with housing costs, homeownership becoming less attainable

9 spots for cozy winter camping in Texas

November 27, 2024

With summer in the rearview mirror, these locations provide the perfect combination of adventure and relaxation, making them ideal for winter camping in Texas.

9 spots for cozy winter camping in Texas

Here’s what 7 DFW mayors earn and what they actually do

June 3, 2024

Yearly salaries or paid per meeting: DFW mayor salaries are all across the board.

Here’s what 7 DFW mayors earn and what they actually do

7 things you never knew about Texas Rangers star Corey Seager

May 2, 2024

The Rangers signed Corey Seager to a 10-year deal in 2022. Here are some fun facts about the All-Star slugger, from his on-field play to his cute pups.

7 things you never knew about Texas Rangers star Corey Seager

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

A win for DEI measures in Texas schools

February 25, 2026

PLUS: UT bans ‘controversial’ topics in class Hey y’all! I hope you’re enjoying your Wednesday afternoon. Today, we’ll take a look at a recent win in the fight against Texas’ diversity, equity, and inclusion ban in public schools. We’ll also dive back into further attacks on academic freedom and free speech on higher education campuses…

Texas Republicans help pass Trump budget bill cutting healthcare, food stamps

May 22, 2025

Texas lawmakers played key roles in passing President Trump’s budget bill, which funds tax cuts for the wealthy by cutting Medicaid and food stamps.

Texas Republicans help pass Trump budget bill cutting healthcare, food stamps

“Vibe shift”: Young Texas voters, motivated by Kamala Harris, lock into the presidential election

August 12, 2024

These first-time, Texas voters are finally motivated by the election now that Kamala Harris is in the race.

“Vibe shift”: Young Texas voters, motivated by Kamala Harris, lock into the presidential election

Texas US Senate candidates call for ICE overhaul after Minnesota shooting death

January 26, 2026

Democratic US Senate candidates Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico addressed the hostile actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and called for the impeachment of US Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem during a Saturday debate.

Texas US Senate candidates call for ICE overhaul after Minnesota shooting death

How to stay politically engaged in between election cycles

November 7, 2024

From engaging with representatives to joining advocacy groups, there are numerous ways to continue participating in democracy and shaping policy after the polls close. Every election, voters cast their ballots to have a say in the governments that pass and implement the many policies that shape their lives. But democratic participation doesn’t have to end…

How to stay politically engaged in between election cycles

Texas House signals expanding state’s medical marijuana program

May 13, 2025

House Bill 46 would increase the number of health conditions eligible and would offer smokeable products under the state’s medical marijuana program.

Texas House signals expanding state’s medical marijuana program

5 ways to get healthy in the new year (that don’t involve losing weight!)

December 28, 2025

Instead of trying to push yourself through a crash diet or start an exercise program which doesn’t bring you joy, Ellis recommends five ways to get healthier that’ll not only last throughout the year, but can be maintained for life.

5 ways to get healthy in the new year (that don’t involve losing weight!)

The Texas road trip that’s just for book lovers

January 6, 2025

The Lone Star State has an abundance of people, places, and artwork worth celebrating—and you can see them all with our book-friendly Texas road trip.

The Texas road trip that’s just for book lovers

Author of Texas abortion ban blames everyone but his law for women’s deaths

November 15, 2024

State Sen. Bryan Hughes defended the Texas abortion ban he wrote just days after the end of an election cycle in which it was harshly criticized.

Author of Texas abortion ban blames everyone but his law for women’s deaths

Texas Tea: Three Democrats vs. the Republican aiming to become Texas’ longest-serving governor

November 24, 2025

So far, there’s three Democrats looking to defeat Greg Abbott and become the governor of Texas, but do they have what it takes? Here’s one Texan’s opinion.

Texas Tea: Three Democrats vs. the Republican aiming to become Texas’ longest-serving governor

Women’s basketball pioneer Fran Harris talks pay equity, WNBA ownership, more

February 28, 2025

The Dallas native says “women’s basketball needs some reparations.” When the NCAA announced that it would begin to pay the women’s basketball teams who matriculated through their tournament, I was stunned—it’s 2025, haven’t the women been getting paid for a while now? I turned to former University of Texas star baller, Fran Harris, for perspective.…

Women’s basketball pioneer Fran Harris talks pay equity, WNBA ownership, more

The most talented Olympians from Texas—past and present

July 11, 2024

Texas athletes have had a long history of success in the Olympics. Here’s a look at who to watch this year and the most notable Texan Olympians over time.

The most talented Olympians from Texas—past and present

The 11 deadliest natural disasters in Texas history

October 15, 2024

From hurricanes to tornadoes to natural gas leaks, Texas has had several unfortunate natural disasters over the years. These 11 took the harshest tolls.

The 11 deadliest natural disasters in Texas history

The history of Fort Worth-founded Mrs. Baird’s bread

April 7, 2026

Mrs. Baird’s bread began from humble origins in 1908. Here’s everything you need to know about the Fort Worth brand.

The history of Fort Worth-founded Mrs. Baird’s bread

4,000+ errors in Bluebonnet Learning🤯

March 4, 2026

PLUS: Who won SBOE primary elections Happy Wednesday, and an even happier post-Election Day! Today we’ll take a look at some of last night’s primary election results and see how they’ll impact education across the state, including former educator James Talarico’s US Senate win. You’ll also find coverage on the 4,000+ errors the state found…

‘It’s shameful:’ North Texas veterans respond to Trump’s proposed VA cuts

March 18, 2025

Protests against the Trump administration’s possible VA cuts took place all across the country on March 14, including at the VA hospital in Dallas.

‘It’s shameful:’ North Texas veterans respond to Trump’s proposed VA cuts

As Texas measles cases rise, Austin officials blame anti-vax rhetoric

March 10, 2025

The growing number of Texas measles cases prompted elected officials in Austin to urge residents to get vaccinated and call for an end to anti-vax rhetoric.

As Texas measles cases rise, Austin officials blame anti-vax rhetoric

Federal loopholes may have opened the door for sports betting alternatives that skirt Texas’ gambling ban

September 15, 2025

By Ayden Runnels, The Texas Tribune Sept. 15, 2025 “Federal loopholes may have opened the door for sports betting alternatives that skirt Texas’ gambling ban” was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues. Sign…

Federal loopholes may have opened the door for sports betting alternatives that skirt Texas’ gambling ban

Texas hemp businesses fear an uptick in police raids after more than 15 in the last two years

March 10, 2026

Attorneys for hemp businesses say the raids have hurt their revenue and reputation, while police said they’re necessary to root out products with illegal levels of THC.

Texas hemp businesses fear an uptick in police raids after more than 15 in the last two years

For some Texas students, citizenship isn’t enough to feel safe

August 8, 2025

Texas college students are fearful that their citizenship status will not be enough to protect them from the current ICE raids.

For some Texas students, citizenship isn’t enough to feel safe

Democrat Colin Allred drops out of Senate race, announces run for 33rd Congressional District

December 8, 2025

Colin Allred is dropping out of the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate and pivoting to run instead for the Dallas-based 33rd Congressional District.

Democrat Colin Allred drops out of Senate race, announces run for 33rd Congressional District

Texas graded its public schools. Critics call the results a ‘politically motivated attack’

May 6, 2025

When the TEA released the scores on April 24, some school districts and a coalition of state lawmakers called the methodology “deceptive, harmful, and a blatant attempt to discredit neighborhood public schools to justify school privatization schemes.”

Texas graded its public schools. Critics call the results a ‘politically motivated attack’

Texas’ abortion laws are straining the OB/GYN workforce, new study shows

October 9, 2024

More doctors are considering leaving or retiring early, while fewer medical students are applying to obstetrics and gynecology residencies in Texas. Texas’ new abortion laws are stressing the state’s already beleaguered OB/GYN workforce, and threatening the pipeline of new doctors that would help provide relief, a new survey shows. More than 70% of practicing OB/GYNs…

Texas’ abortion laws are straining the OB/GYN workforce, new study shows

New bill would trap women who want or need abortions in Texas

May 16, 2025

A bill passed in the Texas Senate allows women and their loved ones who help them get abortions — here or in another state — to be jailed and sued.

Search results

Filter By