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Advocates and lawmakers warn the state health agency's decision to delay releasing the annual report will further harm women—and make it harder to enact necessary laws in 2027.
When COVID-19 disrupted livelihoods and supply chains, young urban Mexicans decided to learn to grow food themselves.
“Austin will, to the best of its ability, do all we can to protect our values and our people.”
At the Texas Equal Access Fund, volunteers help Texans navigate a reproductive health network devastated by Senate Bill 8.
The Dallas-area family says it is under investigation by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services and at risk of losing their kids.
In Texas and 37 other states, minors seeking confidential reproductive health care must get a court order. They should be entrusted to make their own medical decisions.
The newest COVID-19 variant has wreaked havoc on public schools in the state, forcing closures as districts scramble for adequate staff.
A new documentary alleges that $280 million reserved for indigent healthcare and hospitalization in Austin has been improperly diverted to Dell Medical School.
I thought remote instruction during the pandemic would be the worst of it. I was wrong.
In an 8-to-1 ruling, the Justices ruled that lawsuits against Texas’ anti-abortion law could proceed, but left women in the state to suffer its consequences in the meantime.