Past Contributions

• Texas, Oklahoma Governors Set Stakes on Red River Rivalry

  By John Reynolds, Eleanor Dearman and Jim Malewitz Oct. 8, 2015

  The beneficiary of the traditional wager on the outcome of the UT/OU game will be a food bank in the winning state. Full Story 

• Event: Water Strategies No. 2

  By Eleanor Dearman Oct. 6, 2015

  The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce presents its second Natural Resources Committee meeting to discuss water management in the area. Full Story 

• Denton Announces Renewable Energy Plan

  By Eleanor Dearman Oct. 6, 2015

  Denton announced a lofty plan Tuesday that aims to make the North Texas city one of the cleanest energy providers in the state. Full Story 

• The Brief: Oct. 2, 2015

  By John Reynolds, Madlin Mekelburg and Eleanor Dearman Oct. 2, 2015

  The head of the Health and Human Services Commission announced that he will preserve access to care even if it means the state doesn't achieve the full $100 million in budgeted savings to the program. Full Story 

• The Brief: Oct. 1, 2015

  By Eleanor Dearman and John Reynolds Oct. 1, 2015

  The nonpartisan Texas Lyceum found close to a majority of Texas adults support same-sex marriage, legalization of marijuana in its latest poll. Full Story 

• The Bookshelf: Oct. 1, 2015

  By Eleanor Dearman Sept. 30, 2015

  In this week's Bookshelf, our content partner Kirkus Reviews highlights A Disease Called Childhood. Full Story 

• The Brief: Sept. 30, 2015

  By Eleanor Dearman and John Reynolds Sept. 30, 2015

  The presidential hopeful plans to announce that he will be endorsed by more than a third of all the GOP members of the Texas Legislature. Full Story 

• The Brief: Sept. 29, 2015

  By Eleanor Dearman and John Reynolds Sept. 29, 2015

  GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz took to the floor of the U.S. Senate for an hour on Monday night to again criticize the leadership of his party and to expand the scope of his criticism to include Texas' senior Senator, John Cornyn. Full Story 

• Study Could Extend Life Of Hypertension Patients

  By Eleanor Dearman Sept. 28, 2015

  Many hypertension patients experienced a better life expectancy when they lowered their systolic blood pressure by 20 points more than what’s currently recommended, according to a National Institutes of Health study. Full Story 

• Presidential Candidates and Vaccine Myths

  By Eleanor Dearman Sept. 28, 2015

  Medical experts said the presidential candidates who linked autism with vaccinations during a national televised debate were perpetuating dangerous myths that science has determined are false. Full Story