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  • Keeping the Faith

    Imam Islam Mossad of the North Austin Muslim Community Center recites the Islamic call to prayer to start Texas Impact's interfaith prayer service on the capitol steps on the first day of session. Members of Christian, Muslim and Jewish faith traditions gathered to pray for legislators and to ask that they act as responsible shepherds for the people of Texas.
  • The Pre-K Predicament

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  • Texplainer: Is It Raining Yet?

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  • TribBlog: DPS Giving Drivers a Break

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  • Managed Into the Red?

    Dr. Carlos Cardenas, chairman of the board at Doctor’s Hospital at Renaissance in Edinburg, performs an exam on a patient on Wednesday December 8, 2010. Many Texas hospitals like this one oppose certain aspects of the proposed expansion of Medicaid managed care.
  • The Power Puzzle

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  • TribBlog: Voter ID Fight Set for Tuesday

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  • Texplainer: Why Is There a COW in the Capitol?

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  • A Chicken Little Budget

    State Rep. Jim Pitts, R-Waxahachie, lays out House Bill 1.
  • Closing Time

    Barton Hills Elementary is one of eight that may close in Austin Independent School District.
  • The Kids Aren't All Right

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  • In for the Long Haul?

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  • TribWeek: In Case You Missed It

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