Sarah Asch | The Texas Standard
-
The exchange plans to launch in late 2025, with trades in early 2026.+ -
Two indigenous tribes in Texas are at odds over the benefits and drawbacks of the project. -
The employees are suing for wage theft and wanted to add new allegations to their court case. -
Robert Bullard at Texas Southern University studies urban planning and climate justice. -
Shopping for chips and guac for this weekend? You’re not the only one. Even in the Barbecue Capital of the World, Tex-Mex still reigns supreme at Super Bowl parties. -
The same bottles were available in different stores, indicating a “more systematic effort to counterfeit these substances,” says investigative reporter Keri Blakinger. -
Advocacy groups say physical mail is an important part of contact between those behind bars and the outside world. -
Among the bills being considered in committee this week is one that would make voter fraud a felony. -
Almost 18,000 people gathered in Toyota Stadium as the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team beat Brazil for the tournament title. -
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick expected to reveal priority bills, including harsh penalties for illegal votingEach session, the governor, lieutenant governor and House speaker prioritize low-number bills for passage.
