Justin Dehn is a multimedia producer at the Tribune whose focus is videography and television production. He's been shooting TV news for more than a decade, most recently as a staff photojournalist at Austin's KVUE-TV from 2006 to 2010. At the Tribune, Dehn has been behind the camera for Tribune franchises Stump Interrupted, Face-Off and all the TribLive conversations, as well the stories we've produced each week for our dozen TV partners around the state.
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A dozen protestors from disability rights group ADAPT gathered at Gov. Rick Perry's office this afternoon to block the entrances. Organizers say they wont leave until Perry pledges to oppose cuts to community services.
Full StoryState Rep. Leo Berman, R-Tyler, wants all presidential and vice presidential candidates to show their birth certificate to the Texas Secretary of State in order to get on the ballot.
Full StoryVirginia Tech shooting survivor Colin Goddard lobbies against proposed legislation that would allow handguns on college campuses.
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Hundreds of Texans descended on the state Capitol on Tuesday to draw attention to dozens of bills they say would hinder economic development, stymie education and — above all — encourage racial profiling in the Lone Star State.
Full StoryNo time to follow every twist and turn of the Texas Legislature? We've made it easier for you with our weekly recaps of the action under the dome.
Full StoryTriblive: Evan Smith interviews Texas Railroad Commissioner Michael Williams.
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Abortion sonogram legislation passed the Senate 21 to 10, and is moving to the House, where the overwhelming Republican majority is expected to pass it. Here's a look at the floor debate.
Full StoryAbortion sonogram legislation passed the Senate 21 to 10, and is moving to the House, where the overwhelming Republican majority is expected to pass it. Here's a look at the floor debate.
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The 2010 official state musician of Texas sat down with the Tribune to talk about Gov. Rick Perry's proposal to suspend funding for the Texas Commission on the Arts and what it could mean for the state's students.
Full StoryNo time to follow every twist and turn of the Texas Legislature? We've made it easier for you with our weekly recaps of the action under the dome.
Full StoryUnder the proposed legislation, teens caught "sexting" could face up to a Class A Misdemeanor. Parents could also face penalties.
Full StoryNo time to follow every twist and turn of the Texas Legislature? We've made it easier for you with our weekly recaps of the action under the dome.
Full StoryThe Senate Finance Committee heard public testimony today on proposed cuts to health and human services.
Full StoryTexas Attorney General Greg Abbott says the reason is simple: Never before have Americans been mandated to buy a product for a specific reason.
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