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  • The Brief: April 17, 2014

    By John Reynolds

    The grand jury investigation into Rick Perry's veto of funding for the Public Integrity Unit has drawn new national attention to the outgoing Texas governor who is weighing a return to the presidential sweepstakes. Full Story 

    Texas Governor Rick Perry attends groundbreaking ceremony for Teletón USA CRIT children's rehabilitation center in San Antonio, Texas, on August 6th, 2013.
    Credit: Marjorie Kamys Cotera

  • The Brief: April 3, 2014

    By John Reynolds

    A gunman killed three fellow soldiers and later killed himself Wednesday afternoon at Fort Hood, an incident which invariably brought back memories of the mass shooting on the military base in November 2009 that claimed 13 lives. Full Story 

    Fort Hood military post located outside of Killeen, Texas
    Credit: Cotton Puryear, Va. Department of Military Affairs

  • The Brief: April 2, 2014

    By John Reynolds

    The Dallas Morning News has taken another look at wage disparities between men and women, this time expanding the focus to look at trends across the country and not just in Texas. Full Story 

    Wendy Davis listens to a press question at Scholtz Garden on March 24, 2014 following an equal pay rally.
    Credit: Bob Daemmrich

  • The Brief: March 24, 2014

    By John Reynolds

    The spill of as much as 168,000 gallons of fuel oil into Galveston Bay has crews working hard to avoid lasting impacts on a crucial shipping channel as well as an ecologically sensitive area of the Texas coast. Full Story 

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  • The Brief: March 21, 2014

    By John Reynolds

    With equal pay emerging as the single biggest issue this week in the contest for governor, the Tribune has taken a deep look at pay disparities across state government. Full Story 

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    Credit: Graphic by Todd Wiseman / Dan HIll

  • The Brief: March 19, 2014

    By John Reynolds

    The widely panned attempt by two Greg Abbott surrogates to push a GOP alternative to legislation to address the pay gap between men and women has brought outreach to female voters back into the spotlight in the contest for governor. Full Story 

    Gubernatorial candidates Greg Abbott and Wendy Davis are shown on primary night on March 4, 2014.
    Credit: Bob Daemmrich / Laura Buckman

  • The Brief: March 18, 2014

    By John Reynolds

    What was originally planned as the first head-to-head encounter of the Republican runoff race for lite guv will now be a solo appearance by David Dewhurst. His opponent, Dan Patrick, announced late Monday afternoon that he was withdrawing from the debate. Full Story 

    Lt. Governor David Dewhurst and Sen. Dan Patrick R-Houston, during a December 2012 press conference to discuss education reform in Texas.
    Credit: Marjorie Kamys Cotera

  • The Brief: March 13, 2014

    By John Reynolds

    If the University of Texas System regents tap Gov. Rick Perry's reported favorite, Kyle Janek, as their next chancellor, they won't get pushback from the president of the system's flagship campus. Full Story 

    UT-Austin President Bill Powers is shown at a hearing of the House Select Committee on Transparency in State Agency Operations on Dec. 18, 2013.
    Credit: Bob Daemmrich

  • The Brief: March 6, 2014

    By John Reynolds

    A GOP primary contest that rewarded many of the most conservative candidates on the ballot has the national media sizing up the continued strength of the Tea Party in Texas. Full Story 

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    Credit: Illustration by Todd Wiseman

  • The Brief: March 5, 2014

    By John Reynolds

    Some questions got answered in Tuesday's primary contests as the conversation now shifts to the May runoff elections and to the November general elections. Full Story 

    Vote signs outside early voting locations in Austin on Feb. 23, 2014.
    Credit: Callie Richmond for The Texas Tribune

  • The Brief: Feb. 27, 2014

    By John Reynolds

    Texans are much more optimistic about the direction of the state than the nation as a whole, according to the final installment of findings from the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll. Full Story 

    A sunrise marks the beginning of a new September day in Paint Creek, Texas, home of Governor Rick Perry, on September 22, 2011.
    Credit: Bob Daemmrich