Terri Langford
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Approved late last year, the infusion therapy takes two hours to administer and is free if prescribed. -
Baylor gets probation, based on recruiting violations, but NCAA’s lack of rules about sexual assault limit its own enforcement power. -
At least 42 died waiting to be released on parole, new report finds. -
Houston Public Media’s “I See U" with Eddie Robinson focuses on racial equality and social justice. -
Selection of next Southern Baptist Convention leader will mark faith’s future. -
Suit focuses on little-known constable offices. -
There are 56,000 people in the United States serving life-without-parole sentences who don’t get the same legal defense or opportunities to appeal as those facing execution. -
“A majority of the tax breaks being offered in 2021 are concentrated in just eight or ten districts along the coast that are petrochemical hubs.” -
Texas state and local officials now trying new approaches to get more people vaccinated against COVID-19. -
On average, 175 nursing home residents died each week between April 2020 and this month, according to a Texas Tribune analysis. Deaths have gone down as residents and staff have been vaccinated.
