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• Video: Texas vs. Planned Parenthood Fight Goes On

  By Thanh Tan May 10, 2012

  In part two of "Fertile Ground," our occasional series on the battle over family planning, we go to West Texas to look at a fight that has centered on Planned Parenthood. Full Story 

• Club for Growth Targets Dewhurst With $1 Million Ad Buy

  By Aman Batheja May 9, 2012

  The Club for Growth announced a $1 million ad buy targeting Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst on Wednesday. The new 30-second ad accuses the U.S. Senate hopeful of being a "moderate." Watch the ad, which will air across the state. Full Story 

• Video: Ted Nugent: Bearing Arms, Cranking Up the Controversy

  By Justin Dehn May 4, 2012

  If you thought a little Secret Service investigation or a $10,000 bear hunting fine would tame the "Motor City Madman," well, you've probably never had a chat with Ted Nugent. Full Story 

• Texas Weekly Newsreel: Scorecards

  By Justin Dehn May 4, 2012

  What's up with those scorecards? Full Story 

• Weekend Insider: Ted Nugent Talks

  By Justin Dehn May 3, 2012

  This week in The New York Times and at texastribune.org, Jay Root talks with rock-and-roll star and Second Amendment advocate Ted Nugent. Full Story 

• TribuneFest: Smitherman's Energy Plan for Texas

  By Evan Smith May 1, 2012

  At the Trib's April 13 energy symposium at the University of Houston, Railroad Comission Chairman Barry Smitherman sketched out his vision of an energy plan for the state. Full Story 

• TribLive: A Conversation with Eissler and Hochberg

  By Evan Smith April 30, 2012

  Full video of my April 26 TribLive conversation with state Rep. Rob Eissler, R-The Woodlands, and state Rep. Scott Hochberg, D-Houston — the chair and vice chair, respectively, of the House Public Education Committee. Full Story 

• TribuneFest: A Conversation with Keffer and Strama

  By Evan Smith April 30, 2012

  At the Trib's April 13 energy symposium at the University of Houston, I talked with state Rep. Jim Keffer, R-Eastland, the House Energy Resources Committee chairman, and state Rep. Mark Strama, D-Austin, a committee member. Full Story 

• TribuneFest: Is Clean Energy an Oxymoron?

  By Evan Smith April 27, 2012

  As part of our day-long symposium on energy and the environment at the University of Houston on April 13, the Trib's Kate Galbraith led a discussion on clean and renewable energy. Full Story 

• Texas Weekly Newsreel: Santorum Out, Perry's Tea Party Anniversary

  By Justin Dehn April 27, 2012

  This week in the Newsreel: The effect Rick Santorum's departure from the GOP presidential nomination race will have on the Texas primary and turnout, and the third anniversary of Gov. Rick Perry's first date with the Tea Party. Full Story 

• TribLive: Eissler and Hochberg on Per-Student Spending

  By Evan Smith April 26, 2012

  At this morning's TribLive conversation, House Public Education Committee Chairman Rob Eissler, R-The Woodlands, and Vice Chairman Scott Hochberg, D-Houston, disagreed over the theoretical correlation between per-student spending and academic performance. Full Story 

• Weekend Insider: Reps Save Their Seats, Dewhurst Legacy

  By Justin Dehn April 26, 2012

  In the Insider: Longtime U.S. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-Dallas, has two primary opponents running for her seat, and what legacy has David Dewhurst left as lieutenant governor? Full Story