Turn Texas Blue

A pit of toxic sludge along the San Jacinto River east of Houston is no longer on a U.S. Environmental

Texas third parties typically face an uphill battle during election years as they struggle to compete with the state’s two

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The Texas Tribune hosted a conversation with Veronica Escobar, the Democratic candidate for Texas’ 16th Congressional District. Texas Tribune co-founder and

W.C. Steinmann says his family roots in southeast Texas date back to 1882. The 74-year-old rancher lives in DeWitt County,

In the wake of a study that found the state overcounted the number of Texas women who died from pregnancy

Texas school districts hit hard by Hurricane Harvey may not have to worry as much about how well their students

Texas, like the nation, has stagnated in elementary and middle school academic achievement and continues to fail to get black

* This story has been updated throughout.  Texas advocates for Mexican-American studies classes won a bitter victory Wednesday, in gaining