<iframe src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/ns.html?id=GTM-MR922DG" height="0" width="0" style="display:none;visibility:hidden"></iframe>

Most Recent in Politics:

1Yet Another Rural Texas Hospital is in Jeopardy After Anti-Tax Activists Kill Funding Proposal

2Meet Maria Espinoza, the Texan Elevating ‘Angel Moms’ to the National Stage

3Democrats Finally Play Hardball on the Border Wall

4‘We Got Nothing:’ Few Wins for the Christian Right in the 86th Texas Legislature

5‘All it Took was 25 Years’: Legislature Ponies Up Cash for Underfunded Texas Parks

6‘Consider What the Most Powerful Least Want You to Do, and then Do That’

Most Recent in Environment:

1‘All it Took was 25 Years’: Legislature Ponies Up Cash for Underfunded Texas Parks

2Carbon Sequestration Isn’t The Long-Term Solution. Is it a Short-Term One?

3Report: Oil and Gas Producers May Be Pushing the Permian Basin Past Federal Air Quality Limits

4The EPA Told Texas to Crack Down on Dangerous Air Emissions in 2015. The State Never Did, and Now It Won’t Have to.

5The Flood Next Time

6Port of Corpus Christi Pushes Ahead with Oil Terminal Project, Environment Be Damned

Most Recent in Border:

1Meet Maria Espinoza, the Texan Elevating ‘Angel Moms’ to the National Stage

2Democrats Finally Play Hardball on the Border Wall

3Washington Crossing the Rio Grande

4With Proposed Tariffs on Mexico, Trump Attacks Texas

5When Crossing Over Becomes a Deadly Game

Most Recent in Criminal Justice:

1Death Penalty Reform Bill Gets Watered Down to ‘Nothing’ Before Passing Senate

2With a Bizarre Assist by Democrats, Police Groups Kill Bill to Limit Arrests for Fine-Only Offenses

4‘The Penal System Today is Slavery’: Lawmakers Finally Start to Talk About Unpaid Labor in Texas Prisons

5Four Years Later, Sandra Bland’s Arrest Continues to Sow Distrust in Law Enforcement

6Immune from Justice

Most Recent in Education:

1Texas Legislature Improves Suicide Prevention in Schools, but Makes Little Progress for Adults

2Texas House Considers Free College For Students Experiencing Homelessness

3‘The Wolf is in the Henhouse’

4‘We’re Not Stupid’: Texas Teachers Take on Dan Patrick and the Legislature over Dismal Education Funding

5In Violation of Texas Law, Most High Schools Aren’t Giving Students the Chance to Register to Vote

6Amid Record Youth Suicide Attempts, Texas Lags in Prevention Training for Teachers

Most Recent in Health Care:

1Yet Another Rural Texas Hospital is in Jeopardy After Anti-Tax Activists Kill Funding Proposal

2Texas Legislature Improves Suicide Prevention in Schools, but Makes Little Progress for Adults

3Inside Texas’ Failed Experiment to Replace Planned Parenthood with an Anti-Abortion Group

5Texans with Disabilities are Struggling to Find Health Care Attendants. Lawmakers Didn’t Do Much to Help.

6Texas Legislature Set to (Slightly) Expand Medical Marijuana Access

Most Recent in The Interview:

2The Interview: Mass Resistance

3Meet Jim Allison, Texas’ Newest Nobel Laureate (and Three-Time Cancer Survivor)

4Dolores Huerta is Still Knocking on Doors and Registering Voters at 88

5The Interview: Veronica Escobar is Poised to Make History

6Redistricting Guru Michael Li on Texas’ Gerrymandered Maps

Most Recent in Books:

1With Sprawl and Serial Killers, Houston Noir Packs a Mean Punch

2When Crossing Over Becomes a Deadly Game

3Beasts of the Border

4Invasive Species Have Reshaped Texas. Now What?

5A New Crime Novel Asks Tough Questions About Revenge and Redemption

6A New Book on the American Political Divide Calls, Unconvincingly, for Civility

Most Recent in Features:

1Washington Crossing the Rio Grande

2Ghosts of the Baker Hotel

3At Home in the World

4Plight at the Museum

5The Texas Observer’s Best Features of 2018

6East Texas Photographer Captures 50 Years of Haunting, Ordinary Magic

Most Recent in Essay:

1Lost in Limbo in the Hays County Jail

2The Trouble with Yoga

3Heads in the Mud

4The Day the Windows Shook

5Women’s Work

6I Grew Up on the Texas-Mexico Border, but Now I Barely Recognize It

Most Recent in Eye on Texas:

1Eye on Texas: Charlotte Moore

2Eye on Texas: ‘My Joyful Dance’

3Eye on Texas: Ghosts of the City

4Eye on Texas: Fiesta Protesta

5Eye on Texas: Remembering Draylen Mason

6Eye on Texas: Gentrification in East Austin

Most Recent in Poetry:

1Remembering W.S. Merwin, Honorary Texan

2Lost in Limbo in the Hays County Jail

3Houston Poet Analicia Sotelo’s Debut Smashes Latino Stereotypes

4Parallel Planes

6Poem: ‘Resistance’

Tag Archives: Geanie Morrison

reproductive rights

by Alexa Garcia-Ditta

How Reproductive Health Fared in the 84th Legislature

Wed, Jun 3, 2015 |

Conservative lawmakers found even more ways to restrict reproductive health care access across Texas this session, putting minors and poor women at risk....Read More

by Alexa Garcia-Ditta

Texas House Gives Preliminary OK to Abortion Restrictions for Minors

Thu, May 14, 2015 |

The Texas House gave preliminary approval late Wednesday night to House Bill 3994, which changes the legal process set up for minors seeking an abortion. The bi...Read More

State Rep. Geanie Morrison (R-Victoria)

by Alexa Garcia-Ditta

House Committee Considers Restrictions for Minors Seeking Abortions

Thu, Apr 23, 2015 |

Abortion rights advocates and legal experts warned changes to the judicial bypass process could endanger vulnerable young women....Read More

Lawmakers Consider a De Facto Ban on Abortion for Minors

by Alexa Garcia-Ditta

Tue, Apr 14, 2015

After passing one of the most extreme anti-abortion laws in the country in 2013, conservative lawmakers have filed at least four bills this session targeting a ...Read More

by Forrest Wilder

Legislation Would Curtail Citizens’ Ability to Challenge Pollution Permits

Tue, Mar 31, 2015 |

Several Texas lawmakers are proposing changes that would make it even more difficult for citizens and environmentalists to challenge pollution permits....Read More

Top