Emily Ramshaw Editor

Emily Ramshaw investigates state agencies and covers social services for the Tribune. Previously, she spent six years reporting for The Dallas Morning News, first in Dallas, then in Austin. In April 2009 she was named Star Reporter of the Year by the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors and the Headliners Foundation of Texas. Originally from the Washington, D.C. area, she received a bachelor's degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.

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Recent Contributions

Komen Drops Support of Planned Parenthood

Planned Parenthood clinical assistant Nicki Bailey discusses the new abortion laws with a patient in Austin.
Planned Parenthood clinical assistant Nicki Bailey discusses the new abortion laws with a patient in Austin.

The Dallas-based breast cancer prevention group Susan G. Komen for the Cure has halted its financial support of Planned Parenthood, yet another blow to the family planning organization that provides abortions in some of its clinics. 

Updated: Perry Could Run Again, Adviser Says

Rick Perry gives a thumbs up as he leaves after suspending his bid for the Republican nomination on January 19, 2012.  In the background are son Griffin Perry, left and wife Anita Perry.
Rick Perry gives a thumbs up as he leaves after suspending his bid for the Republican nomination on January 19, 2012. In the background are son Griffin Perry, left and wife Anita Perry.

Following Rick Perry's decision to leave the campaign trail, his strategists suggest he could run for governor — or even for the presidency — again. "As you know, we don't have term limits in Texas," Perry adviser Ray Sullivan said. 

On Twitter, Rick Perry's Son Livens Up Dad's Candidacy

Rick Perry's son Griffin has injected energy into his father's downtrodden presidential campaign via his Tweets.
Rick Perry's son Griffin has injected energy into his father's downtrodden presidential campaign via his Tweets.

Rick Perry’s 28-year-old son, Griffin, has propelled himself into the headlines — and injected some much-needed energy into his father’s decidedly downtrodden candidacy — with his Twitter missives from the campaign trail.