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Data explainer: Red-Light Cameras
Watch this video to learn more about our data application.
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Farouk Shami on the Issues
Who’s better to speak for Farouk Shami on the various issues in Texas than Farouk Shami? Get to know what he thinks and where he stands.
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Public Education
TribBlog: El Paso ISD Embraces Honest Grading, Sort Of
The El Paso school board this week dumped a controversial policy requiring teachers to give automatic grades of 50 to students who didn’t earn them. But teachers are still allowed to do so at their discretion.
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2010: The Pre-Debate
Kay Bailey Hutchison wants Debra Medina included in gubernatorial debates.
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The Weekly TribCast: Episode 007
In our latest weekly skirmish, Evan, Ross, Ben and Elise talk unemployment insurance, the state of the GOP race, and the curious case of Farouk Shami.
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Public Education
2010: Survival of the Fittest?
Even if Cynthia Dunbar doesn’t seek reelection to the State Board of Education, another conservative Republican stands ready to take up the cause.
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Shami’s Job Train
Democratic gubernatorial Candidate Farouk Shami has kicked off his campaign tour of Texas. The self-proclaimed billionaire spoke with reporters Wednesday afternoon about his goals for Texas. His plan focuses on one specific theme. Ben Philpott is covering the Texas governor’s Race for KUT News and the Trib.
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Ads Infinitum: Perry’s “Texas Values” Radio Ad
Texans for Rick Perry has released its new radio ad, “Texas Values.” It’s airing on stations across Texas, according to the campaign.
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Ads Infinitum: “We Texans” v. “Banksters”
If you’d prefer “lies and corruption,” Debra Medina invites you to vote for “career politicians.” Otherwise, she would like you to vote for her.