HuTube: A Multi-Platform Look Back
The multimedia/social media side of the TT operation has various projects and enterprises to connect you with in case you missed them over the past seven weeks. Full Story
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The multimedia/social media side of the TT operation has various projects and enterprises to connect you with in case you missed them over the past seven weeks. Full Story
Here's what to expect from us between now and January 4. Full Story
How are San Antonio Democrats reacting to the party's embezzlement scandal? Full Story
Your afternoon reading. Full Story
A rundown of the data we've published so far — and a look ahead. Full Story
Eagle Pass Mayor Chad Foster might have to change his tune about his idyllic border home after this week. Foster was having lunch Tuesday with Mexican officials across the border in Piedras Negras when a gunmen started spraying the place with bullets. Full Story
We added more people this year than any other state — more than Florida, Arizona, California, Nevada and Colorado combined. Full Story
A major chapter of U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison’s fight in DC may be drawing to an end. Full Story
Find the highest and lowest performers in Texas. Learn why nearly 500 campuses failed to meet minimum standards — and how the state inflated the rankings in the top category. Full Story
Why the dean of Texas political writers won't be asking questions when the GOP gubernatorial candidates debate next month. Full Story
In a couple of weeks, they'll be all over the place. But political ads at this time of year are dangerous. Ben Philpott filed this report for KUT News and the Tribune. Full Story
Four Texas teachers groups offer similar benefits and want the same basic things. So what’s the fuss about? Full Story
You wanted access to every bit of our content, including taglines, on the go. Done and done. Full Story
The El Paso Brut Sun Bowl has sold out more quickly than ever in its 76-year history, officials said today. The sellout comes less than a week after the Oklahoma City daily The Oklahoman, ran a story about how the raging violence in Juarez was keeping many Sooner fans from buying tickets Full Story
Your afternoon reading. Full Story
The Department of State Health Services will destroy all blood samples taken from infants before May 27, 2009 to settle a lawsuit over the state's newborn screening program. Full Story
Jack McDonald isn't running for Congress after all. Full Story
State Sen. Eliot Shapleigh, D-El Paso, will be hiking, not running, in 2010. Full Story
U.S. Border Patrol agents launched Operation Detour to shock kids away from Mexican drug cartel recruiters. Now they're expanding the program across the entire southwest border. Full Story
Families of disabled Texans fear an increase in home nursing rates could force them to cut services for their loved ones. Full Story