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Americans who operate small family farms and ranches often cannot get adequate health care and insurance. A journalist who spent her summers on her family’s Texas ranch writes about family members’ struggles and the challenges rural residents face today.
Budget cuts and long term disinvestment in local environmental agencies have hobbled the states’ ability to oversee fracking.
According to a new study, undercounts of COVID-19 deaths appear worst in rural and suburban areas served by elected justices of the peace.
Pulitzer Prize winner John Branch takes a fascinating dive into what it's like to make a living by horseback, both on the range and at the rodeo.
Subsidy program reforms were supposed to save taxpayers billions, but corn and sorghum farmers in Texas are getting more money than they have in a decade.
Education advocates don’t think the funding will be enough to avoid staff layoffs and cuts to student services.
Texas has the biggest rural population in the nation, yet many journalists treat much of the state as flyover country.
