The Second Pandemic: Averting a Children’s Mental Health Crisis Pandemic show and tell: Texas second graders’ drawings and words reveal how COVID-19 touched their lives By Bekah McNeel, The 74 July 22, 2021
A Year of COVID-19 Texas students of color returned to in-person learning at below-average rates. Experts say the reasons are nuanced. By Allyson Waller July 6, 2021 Credit: Amna Ijaz/The Texas Tribune
COVID-19 Recession in Texas Jobless Texans say Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to end federal unemployment benefits will worsen their already dire situations By Megan Menchaca Updated: May 21, 2021 Credit: Eddie Gaspar/The Texas Tribune
Police brutality in Texas Texas House passes package of police reform bills, including measure requiring more substantive disciplinary action for police misconduct By Jolie McCullough Updated: April 30, 2021 Credit: Miguel Gutierrez Jr./The Texas Tribune
Reopening Texas Schools In San Antonio, teachers hit the streets in search of students disappearing from online learning By Bekah McNeel, The 74 March 3, 2021 Credit: Bekah McNeel/The 74 Million
Reopening Texas Universities Texas A&M investigating "large scale" cheating case as universities see more academic misconduct in era of online classes By Kate McGee Dec. 16, 2020 Credit: Allie Goulding/The Texas Tribune
Split Decision 2020 Chip Roy and Wendy Davis face off on women's health, managing the coronavirus and being a Washington disruptor By Alana Rocha, Todd Wiseman, Justin Dehn and Faith Castle Oct. 15, 2020