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Gabriel C. Pérez/KUT/There are few details yet about what will change. But the organizations argue fixing the market will lead to a stronger grid. -
Julia Reihs/KUT/High blood pressure, obesity and a decline in mental health are all conditions that play a role in Texas’ higher rate of maternal mortality. But six months on Medicaid could help.
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Texas surface streets can actually absorb a lot more traffic than we think. -
Benjamin Hebblethwaite says it’s in the interest of the United States to help promote stability in Cuba and Haiti – two Caribbean countries facing political upheaval right now, for different reasons.
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Estate sale companies and charities are working overtime as families decide what to keep, sell or give away.
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In an interview with the Standard, the governor says he’ll call “special session after special session” until the Republican-backed legislation passes.
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Over 51,000 Texans have died from COVID-19, which means probate judges are busier than ever helping families sort out the estates of loved ones who died unexpectedly.
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Ana-Maria Ramos is one of more than 50 Texas House Democrats who left the state to prevent a vote on Texas’ election bill.
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In Texas, wills are not legally required. But dying without one means greater anguish and expense for family members.
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A Vanity Fair writer says the military has struggled to properly respond to the deaths, leaving grieving families feeling frustrated and forgotten.
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A Republican political consultant says Gov. Abbott is using lawmaker pay as leverage to push through the voting bill that died during the regular session.
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The organization wants a tax credit of up to $5,000, which would help about 3.4 million Texans cover the cost of caring for older relatives.
