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Is Texas leading on disaster preparedness? Yes and no, experts say

Debris covered a street corner in Rockport in December, more than three months after Hurricane Harvey made landfall in the

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick speaks from the dais in the Senate chamber. Juan Figueroa/The Texas Tribune The Texas Senate broke

Students at Westwood High School describe the threat of school shootings as a “constant fear.” Last May, at Santa Fe

From left: Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, Gov. Greg Abbott and House Speaker Dennis Bonnen speak at a joint press conference

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Senate Parliamentarian Karina Davis on on the Senate floor on Jan. 9, 2019. Miguel Gutierrez

House speaker Dennis Bonnen speaks to a colleague on the House floor on April 11, 2019. Juan Figueroa/The Texas Tribune

Watch more video. Texas has a problem getting students of all kinds through postsecondary education: Graduation rates at four-year public

Liz and Jeremiah Peña are educators in Birdville ISD in Haltom City and last year they estimated they paid over

State Sen. Brandon Creighton, R-Conroe, lays out his bills during the Senate Education Committee meeting on Mar. 5, 2019. Emree

Texas State University campus in San Marcos, Texas. Laura Skelding for The Texas Tribune On Monday, Texas State University’s student