Study: Doctors Who Order More Tests Face Less Liability
New research shows that doctors who ordered more tests on hospitalized patients faced lower risk of being sued. Full Story
Eleanor Dearman is a former reporting fellow. She majored in journalism at the University of Texas at Austin. She has also interned for the San Antonio Express-News in its Austin bureau covering Texas politics and contributed to PolitiFact Texas.
New research shows that doctors who ordered more tests on hospitalized patients faced lower risk of being sued. Full Story
An investigator looking into the attack Friday night on Travis County District Judge Julie Kocurek said on Sunday that her attacker was trying to murder her. Full Story
Also, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick warns the Houston mayor not to try to revive the defeated HERO. Full Story
The heavy metal singer was in Texas to collect material for his new History Channel show. Full Story
In this week's Bookshelf, our content partner Kirkus Reviews highlights A Naturalist Goes Fishing. Full Story
At the historic Texas School for the Deaf in Austin, strobe lights are supposed to flash in case of fire. But in some places on campus, those visual alarms do not work, according to a state audit report released Tuesday. Full Story
Ted Cruz's debate performance earned him good reviews and, more importantly, fueled $1.1 million in fundraising in the hours after the debate. But he still has ground to make up on the frontrunners. Full Story
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz walked away from Wednesday's GOP presidential debate in Boulder, Colo., having created one of the evening's signature moments when he took on debate moderators for their choice of questions. Full Story
Teacher turnover is a reality of U.S. education, where one in 10 teachers quit after their first year. Veteran teachers who offer mentorship and empathy can help younger peers facing disillusionment. Full Story
The Texas Tribune is pleased to present a daylong symposium, in partnership with Baylor University, on higher education in Texas. Full Story