Sherman, TX
Little town, big playlist
How an up-and-coming city on the outskirts of Dallas redefined itself through music Full Story
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Credit: A 19th Century statue of the Roman goddess Minerva overlooks a Hot Summer Nights show in Sherman during the summer of 2017. Coalition of Texans with Disabilities
There is no “election integrity” without accessibility
In their quest to restore trust in our elections, the Legislature must protect, not delete, accommodations for voters with disabilities Full Story
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Texans for Safe and Drug-Free Youth
The dangers of direct-to-consumer alcohol sales
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University of Houston Hobby School of Public Affairs
New UH Hobby School public policy degree will drive Texas forward
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Credit: Houston, the fourth largest city in the nation, the energy capital of the world and one of the most diverse places on Earth, will serve as the classroom and laboratory for UH Hobby School of Public Affairs undergraduate students. The Jack Brooks Foundation
Increasing access to the polls benefits everyone
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Texas Original Compassionate Cultivation
Medical cannabis gave us our family back
Blake Novacek’s traumatic brain injury caused seizures, PTSD and migraines. He’s finding relief through medical cannabis. Now, his family is advocating to expand the Compassionate Use Program to help others. Full Story
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Conservative Texans for Energy Innovation
Texas must lead the future of carbon capture development
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University of Texas Press
Mass violence in Texas — and America
In this excerpt from his book, From a Taller Tower: The Rise of the American Mass Shooter, Seamus McGraw writes that the 1966 UT Tower shooting was the first mass shooting within a history of mass violence in our country. Full Story
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