Most Recent in Politics:

1Joe Barton Resurfaces with a Blueprint for How to Bail Out the Oil Industry and Worsen Climate Change

2‘Almost Akin to a Political Coup’: Houston Teachers Fight Back Against State Takeover of HISD

3On Rodney Reed Case, Greg Abbott Gets a Political Reprieve

4John Cornyn’s Weaselly Immigration Record

5Texas Congressional Candidate Shannon Hutcheson Defended Corporations Against the Vulnerable. EMILY’s List Endorsed Her Anyway.

6‘You Can Only Take So Much’: Low-Income Hurricane Harvey Survivors Sue Over ‘Discriminatory’ Recovery Process

Most Recent in Environment:

1As Port Neches Plant Smolders, Trump Rolls Back Safety Rules for Chemical Plants

2Joe Barton Resurfaces with a Blueprint for How to Bail Out the Oil Industry and Worsen Climate Change

3East Texas Rivers Could Become a Boiling Pot for Mussels

4The Long Battle to Stop the Kinder Morgan Pipeline

5Landowners Got One Hill Country Oil Pipeline Moved. But Can They Do It Again?

6Beautiful Ruins: ‘Anthropocene’ Is a Sobering Ecological Prophecy

Most Recent in Border:

1A World Without Immigrant Prisons

2‘We Build the Wall’ Lands in South Texas, Vilifies Priest and Butterfly Refuge

3John Cornyn’s Weaselly Immigration Record

4Activists Rally for the Closure of Hutto Detention Center as Private Contract Rumors Swirl

5When ICE Emptied Out an All-Women Detention Center in Texas, Chaos Ensued

6The Fear—and Hope—of Living in Sanctuary

Most Recent in Criminal Justice:

1Why I Started a Book Club in the Harris County Jail

2Texas’ Method for Funding Courts is a Colossal Waste of Time and Money

3On Rodney Reed Case, Greg Abbott Gets a Political Reprieve

4Having My Period in Prison Was Awful. In Texas, That May Finally Change.

5The Movement to Free Rodney Reed Illustrates the Growing Unease Over Texas’ Use of the Death Penalty

6Potter County Criminal Defense System is Lambasted in a New Report

Most Recent in Education:

1‘Almost Akin to a Political Coup’: Houston Teachers Fight Back Against State Takeover of HISD

2The Creature of Martin Creek Lake Won’t Die

3The Cost of Carve-Outs

4Texas Legislature Improves Suicide Prevention in Schools, but Makes Little Progress for Adults

5Texas House Considers Free College For Students Experiencing Homelessness

6‘The Wolf is in the Henhouse’

Most Recent in Health Care:

1The Last Nurse in Memphis, Texas

2The Rural Health Care Crisis, Mapped

3Driving My Life Away

4Scenes from a Rural Hospital’s Final Day

5State Investigators Identify ‘Serious Contractual Violations’ by the Heidi Group

6Critical Condition

Most Recent in The Interview:

1Author William Lopez on How Immigration Raids Inflict Long-Lasting Trauma

2Why a Texas Gun Control Activist is Optimistic About the Chances for Reform

3American Health Care is Broken, Especially in Texas. What Can We Do About It?

4Thousands of Rape Kits in Texas Went Untested For Years. Lavinia Masters Is Ending That.

5Floodplain Maps Are Outdated. This Scientist Wants to Change That.

6If a Glacier Melts in the Arctic, the Texas Coast Feels It

Most Recent in Books:

1A World Without Immigrant Prisons

2Two New Books Explore the Limits of the #MeToo Movement in Texas and Beyond

3I’ve Lived in East Austin for 60 Years, and I Don’t Recognize it Anymore

4American Cities Weren’t Revitalized by the White ‘Creative Class.’ Immigrants Made Them Great.

5Short Story Contest Winner: ‘Dear Mr. Gottlieb’

6Author William Lopez on How Immigration Raids Inflict Long-Lasting Trauma

Most Recent in Features:

1The Ghosts of Jefferson

2Little Arthouse on the Prairie

3The Clothes that Make the Man

4Washington Crossing the Rio Grande

5Ghosts of the Baker Hotel

6At Home in the World

Most Recent in Essay:

1Why I Started a Book Club in the Harris County Jail

2A Chain Reaction

3Having My Period in Prison Was Awful. In Texas, That May Finally Change.

4Up From the Desert

5To Understand the El Paso Massacre, Look to the Long Legacy of Anti-Mexican Violence at the Border

6Lost in Limbo in the Hays County Jail

Most Recent in Eye on Texas:

1Eye on Texas: The Broken Wheel Ranch Project

2Eye on Texas: Spike Johnston

3Eye on Texas: Loren Elliott

4Eye on Texas: Charlotte Moore

5Eye on Texas: ‘My Joyful Dance’

6Eye on Texas: Ghosts of the City

Most Recent in Poetry:

1Author Saeed Jones on Empathy, the Power of Memoir, and Growing up Gay in North Texas

2Remembering W.S. Merwin, Honorary Texan

3Lost in Limbo in the Hays County Jail

4Houston Poet Analicia Sotelo’s Debut Smashes Latino Stereotypes

5Parallel Planes

6Options

Tag Archives: Texas Competes

AT&T Stadium, in Arlington, is in Texas state Representative Matt Krause's district. Krause has vowed to pass anti-LGBT "religious freedom" legislation in 2017 that could dissuade major sports organizations from using the facility.

NBA, NCAA Moves Could Be Game-Changers for Anti-LGBT Legislation in Texas

Thu, Jul 28, 2016 |

The NBA and NCAA may have just dealt a preemptive, one-two knockout punch to anti-LGBT bills in the upcoming Texas Legislature, which convenes in January. First...Read More

Texas LGBT Advocates Look Beyond Gay Marriage

Wed, Jun 17, 2015 |

When Republican lawmakers introduced more than 20 anti-LGBT proposals in the 84th Legislature, they may have unwittingly helped launch the next phase of the sta...Read More

Anti-Gay Marriage Amendment Dies, Capping ‘Huge Victory’ For LGBT Rights

Thu, May 28, 2015 |

Creating a victory for LGBT advocates, Cecil Bell Jr.'s anti-gay marriage bill died in the Texas legislature along with more than 20 anti-LGBT proposals. ...Read More

Major Texas Corporations Unite For LGBT Rights

Fri, Apr 10, 2015 |

With more than 20 anti-LGBT bills pending in the Texas Legislature, a coalition of major employers in the state — including Dell, Samsung and Southwest Airlin...Read More

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