AAustin Read More Texas agencies say they can’t afford 3% budget cuts | Central AustinOctober 22, 2026 In July, Texas’ top elected officials directed most state agencies, appellate courts and public universities to cut spending…
TTexas Read More Half of Texas voters may split their ballots, new poll showsSeptember 28, 2026 While most election polls are busy counting who’s up and who’s down in various races, one new poll…
CCorpus Christi Read More Corpus Christi’s water crisis serves as a warning and a roadmap for othersSeptember 26, 2026 From left: Texas Tribune reporter Colleen DeGuzman speaks with state Rep. Denise Villalobos, R-Corpus, professor of hydrogeology and…
CCorpus Christi Read More Corpus Christi’s water crisis serves as a warning and a roadmap for othersSeptember 26, 2026 From left: Texas Tribune reporter Colleen DeGuzman speaks with state Rep. Denise Villalobos, R-Corpus, professor of hydrogeology and…
SSan Antonio Read More Texas HB 8 funding changes cost Alamo Colleges millionsAugust 6, 2026 Alamo Colleges District, once a top earner under Texas’ House Bill 8 finance formula rooted in student outcomes,…
TTexas Read More In Memory of Tom LuceJuly 26, 2026 It is with profound sorrow that we learned of the passing of Tom Luce, Texas 2036’s founder and…
DDallas Read More Communities Foundation of Texas Announces Over $10M in Grants to Advance Education in North Texas » Dallas InnovatesJune 26, 2026 A scene from the announcement of the new Communities Foundation of Texas grants. [Image: CFT] Communities Foundation of…
AAustin Read More Cost to prevent a Texas water crisis has more than doubled to $174B, state saysMay 20, 2026 Texas officials released a draft of their next state water plan in April, projecting that state and local…
TTexas Read More Texas public schools see first non-pandemic enrollment drop in decadesMay 12, 2026 AUSTIN, Texas (Texas Tribune)–Roughly 76,000 fewer students enrolled in Texas public schools this academic year — the first…
AAustin Read More ‘It’s not sustainable’: Texas House lawmakers study causes of rising health care costsMay 7, 2026 As health care costs continue to rise in Texas and across the nation, state lawmakers are working to…
AAustin Read More Texas has some of the nation’s highest home insurance costs. What’s driving rates?April 24, 2026 Everything is bigger in Texas—including homeowners insurance premiums. Texas gained more new residents than any other U.S. state…
TTexas Read More How many Texas students actually go to college?March 16, 2026 It’s mid-March: the time college applicants await emails and portal notifications from universities that will determine their future…