T-Squared

Yep, we're doing it again — and this time, criminal justice and transportation are on the agenda alongside education, energy, health care and immigration. Full Story 

Heads up: As of today, we're revising how we disclose individual, corporate and foundation donors to the Tribune. Full Story 

Today is Rodney Gibbs' first day as the Trib's Chief Innovation Officer, a newly created post that makes him the guy in charge of all the cool stuff we're doing and the even cooler stuff we will be doing soon. Full Story 

Now is the time for all of you to come to the aid of public service journalism by supporting the digital news organization you love and trust. Say it with me: Smarter Texans equals a better Texas. Full Story 

We've been recognized four times this week for the quality and innovation of our public-service journalism. Woot! Full Story 

It's no April Fool's joke: Our first quarter stats on site traffic and fundraising are significantly ahead of this time last year — and augur extremely well for a robust and record-breaking 2012. Full Story 

This week's issue of the premium newsletter includes several new features intended to amp up the exclusivity and spin the public policy and politics news forward a few extra rotations. You. Must. Subscribe. Full Story 

I'm excited to announce that Aman Batheja of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, one of the state's best political reporters, will soon join the Tribune staff. Full Story 

We collected about $3.7 million — a 99 percent increase over 2010 — and finished the year a couple hundred thousand dollars ahead of plan. Fingers crossed: 2012 should be better than break-even. Full Story 

So much for the terrible twos. In our second full year in operation, the traffic to our site — measured by unique visitors, visits and page views — was pretty terrific. Full Story 

Our success so far is a by-product of your generosity — so if you love the Trib, if you appreciate and respect what we do every day and why we do it, please consider making a year-end, tax-deductible donation. Full Story 

Sorry to report that our editor, Mark Miller, is leaving us to return to New York and a job with his old employer, sort of. Happy to report that the magnificently talented Emily Ramshaw will take the TT reins. Full Story 

Yep, today's the second anniversary of our launch — and we're grateful, proud, etc. Here's a snapshot of how we're doing. Full Story 

Today we begin a four-day effort to sign up as many new members and renew as many old ones as possible — and in doing so, help fund our great reporting and our innovative use of technology. Won't you support us? Full Story 

We are less than 24 hours away from the first-ever Texas Tribune Festival. It would be a wicked understatement to say we're excited. Full Story 

Another month, another new traffic record for the Tribune. And we did it while sweating through the hottest August in Austin history. Full Story 

The Trib has been honored with a Knight-Batten Award for our innovative use and presentation of data, which the judges called "fundamental to its journalism." We couldn't have said it any better. Full Story 

We've been saying all along that the Trib is unbiased and transparent — but now you don't have to take our word for it. Full Story 

Yes, we know Rick Perry isn't a declared candidate for president — yet. But on the theory that it's better to be prepared than not, we've created a one-stop, curated home for data and information on all things Perry. It's called Perrypedia. Full Story 

Got photos of the great Texas drought of 2011 or a massive wildfire? Video of Rick Perry or Ron Paul on the hustings? We've got a place for it: the Trib's new multimedia Tumblr. Full Story