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• Rev. Carroll Pickett: The TT Interview

  By Brandi Grissom Feb. 28, 2011

  Rev. Carroll Pickett holds the world record for witnessing the most state executions as a chaplain. He saw 95 men die by lethal injection during his career as the death house chaplain. Full Story 

• Berman: "There Are 'Birthers' All Over Texas"

  By Justin Dehn and Thanh Tan Feb. 28, 2011

  State Rep. Leo Berman, R-Tyler, wants all presidential and vice presidential candidates to show their birth certificate to the Texas Secretary of State in order to get on the ballot. Full Story 

• The Week in Texas Politics Recap: 2/21 to 2/25

  By Reeve Hamilton Feb. 25, 2011

  No time to follow every twist and turn of the Texas Legislature? We've made it easier for you with our weekly recaps of the action under the dome. Full Story 

• Zerwas on Health Exchange Legislation

  By Evan Smith Feb. 25, 2011

  At Wednesday's TribLive conversation about health care, state Rep. John Zerwas, R-Simonton, explained why he's introduced legislation to implement a crucial part of federal health care reform. Full Story 

• Zerwas on Abortion and Women's Health Programs

  By Evan Smith Feb. 25, 2011

  At Wednesday's TribLive conversation about health care, state Rep. John Zerwas, R-Simonton, warned against defunding providers of women's health services as an unintended consequence of defunding abortion providers. Full Story 

• Zerwas and Zerwas and Dunkelberg on What's Good and Bad About "Obamacare"

  By Evan Smith Feb. 25, 2011

  At Wednesday's TribLive conversation about health care, state Rep. John Zerwas, R-Simonton, and Anne Dunkelberg of the Center for Public Policy Priorities talked about what they like and don't like about federal health care reform. Full Story 

• Voices of the Mentally Ill

  By Brandi Grissom Feb. 25, 2011

  As lawmakers consider cutting community-based mental health care services by about 20 percent in the 2012-2013 budget, the Texas Tribune talks with mentally ill Harris County Jail inmates and with consumers who use community-based services to stay out of jail and off the streets. Full Story 

• Virginia Tech Surivior Opposes Guns on College Campuses

  By Justin Dehn Feb. 23, 2011

  Virginia Tech shooting survivor Colin Goddard lobbies against proposed legislation that would allow handguns on college campuses. Full Story 

• Dale Rudick: The TT Interview

  By Brandi Grissom Feb. 23, 2011

  The Texas Tribune sat down last week to talk with Sugar Land's director of intergovernmental affairs, Dale Rudick, to talk about the history of the prison in Sugar Land and about what local officials think would be a better use of the land where it sits today. Full Story 

• Zerwas: Use Most of Rainy Day Fund or I'll Get Spanked

  By Todd Wiseman Feb. 23, 2011

  State Rep. John Zerwas, R-Simonton, said on Wednesday that all but $1 bllion of the Rainy Day Fund should be tapped to reduce the size of the budget shortfall. Full Story 

• TribLive: Carter, Burkett and Anderson Full Video

  By Evan Smith Feb. 21, 2011

  TribLive: Evan Smith interviews state Reps. Stefani Carter, R-Dallas, Cindy Burkett, R-Mesquite, and Rodney Anderson, R-Grand Prairie. Full Story 

• Carter, Burkett and Anderson on Public Ed Cuts

  By Evan Smith Feb. 21, 2011

  At last Wednesday's TribLive conversation, first-term House members Stefani Carter, R-Dallas, Cindy Burkett, R-Mesquite, and Rodney Anderson, R-Grand Prairie, explained why they think deep cuts to public education are possible. Full Story