Texas 2036
From reforming community college finance to fortifying water infrastructure, explore the legislation Texas 2036 supported for long-term investments and high-impact reforms. Full Story
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Coalition of Texans with Disabilities
The Texas Senate has a chance to provide Texans with disabilities an alternative to opioids and strengthen regulations that help Texans manage pain. Full Story
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Water Grows
The challenge is immense and never-ending. We have to produce more food on less land using less water. Full Story
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Texas Agriculture Connection
Passing HJR 126 this November will protect our state’s farmers and ranchers while ensuring a continued supply of safe and affordable food for future generations. Full Story
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Texas 2036
From investments in community college funding to expanding apprenticeship programs, here are four bipartisan bills solidifying the 88th Legislature as the Workforce Session. Full Story
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Humana
Community investments in 11 organizations bring total to $1.4 million since 2020, grants from Humana Foundation added another $7.3 million since 2018 Full Story
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Penguin Random House
Franklin BBQ owner, Aaron Franklin, recounts the story of the fire that almost destroyed his store in his newest book, Franklin Smoke Full Story
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City of Austin Parks and Recreation
The city of Austin hosts public memorial events and monument dedication to honor the 36 men, women and children discovered beneath the Oakwood Chapel in 2016. Full Story
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