Texas abruptly halts permitting process for new medical cannabis dispensaries
The application was expected to draw interest from a number of companies and, once approved, lead to more competitive pricing. Full Story
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The application was expected to draw interest from a number of companies and, once approved, lead to more competitive pricing. Full Story
Allegations against the Texas House speaker by hardline conservative activist Michael Quinn Sullivan have thrown the chamber into turmoil for the past couple of months. Full Story
A newly implemented change to election law is leaving a trail of shuttered early voting polling places across the state. Full Story
The approach is intended to quickly cut down on the number of low-performing schools in the state. So far, Texas has seen mixed results. Full Story
One Democrat and six Republicans are running for the seat vacated by state Rep. John Zerwas, R-Richmond, in increasingly competitive Fort Bend County. Full Story
It'll be the second time this year that the two have held dueling rallies in Texas. Full Story
On this week’s TribCast, Emily talks to Abby, Patrick, Jolie and Jay about Rick Perry’s role in Ukraine and his political future, the aftermath of the Botham Jean trial and George P. Bush’s college turnaround. Full Story
Lawmakers want voters to replace the current constitutional hurdle to a personal income tax in Texas with a marginally higher one. Think of it as insurance against something that isn't likely to happen anyway. Full Story
The Texas Tribune is suing to discover what happened to millions raised mostly from top lobbying firms, corporations, wealthy businesspeople and trade groups for the inauguration of Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. Full Story
Despite the months-long trend downward, the 2019 fiscal year’s total represents nearly a 90 percent increase from 2018. Full Story
In a multi-state investigation that is focused on online advertising, Paxton vows to get to the bottom of Google’s business practices. Full Story
Should Republicans actively recruit candidates of color? The party stands divided. Full Story
With two months until the filing deadline for the 2020 primary, the Texas GOP is dealing with fewer intra-party fights than usual. Full Story
The president said his energy secretary suggested he talk to the Ukrainian president. Perry, once Texas' governor, said his prodding was about energy and the economy — not the Bidens. Full Story
Texas' senior senator is being challenged for a fourth term in 2020 by a crowded Democratic field. Full Story
The Democratic presidential hopeful is the first non-Texan candidate to announce a hire in the state. Full Story
We're livestreaming our conversation in Beaumont on higher education and social mobility, moderated by Texas Tribune Editor Ayan Mittra. Full Story
Governments respond to problems as policymakers see them. And sometimes — homelessness appears to be a case — the solutions only address what's visible to politicians and their voters. Full Story
School officials believe the majority of security technology is operational now and said they were not aware of systemic problems in the past. Full Story
President Trump said the new rule, issued late on Friday, is intended to “protect the availability of health care benefits for Americans." Full Story