Bret Jaspers
Bret worked as an organizer, actor, and New York City waiter before he began his career in radio. He has reported for NPR, WYPR News and The Signal. Past production work has been with WNYC’s On the Media, The Brian Lehrer Show and Soundcheck, as well as Wisconsin Public Radio.
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Lawmakers adjourned in the early hours of Tuesday morning, securing changes to the state’s political maps and other conservative goals. -
Four people were injured in a shooting at a North Texas high school Wednesday morning. Three people were taken to local hospitals. One was in critical condition Wednesday afternoon.
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The bill passed 79-37 on second reading late Thursday night then passed 80-41 on a third reading Friday afternoon. The measure includes bans on 24-hour voting and drive-through voting.
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With quorum restored, the GOP marches toward restricting counties' ability to provide 24 hour voting and curbside voting, among other changes.
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What do you do if a medical condition leaves your child with a weaker immune system?
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The early findings suggest children aged 5 to 19 could help Texas and the nation reach herd immunity.
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The sites will be located at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Fair Park in Dallas and NRG Stadium in Houston.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s failed lawsuit seeking to throw out election results in other states came originally from lawyers close to the campaign of former President Donald Trump, according to a report in the New York Times.
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Cruz is getting blowback after the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol. Attorneys have rules of conduct, but the profession largely self-regulates.
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Four positions on the state's highest civil court are on the ballot this fall.
