Restoring dignity and building community: How the Other Ones Foundation addresses homelessness
Highlights from our interview with Chris Baker, executive director of the Other Ones Foundation, an Austin-based non-profit serving the homeless.
Highlights from our interview with Chris Baker, executive director of the Other Ones Foundation, an Austin-based non-profit serving the homeless.
Highlights from our interview with Lieutenant Game Warden Aaron Sims, Public Information Officer for the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.
In the second half of the twentieth century, enrollment in U.S. public schools nearly doubled.
Highlights from our interview with Dax Gonzalez, Director of Government Relations for Texas Association of School Boards.
On Monday, August 26th, attorneys representing seven Austin taxpayers filed a class action lawsuit against the Austin City Council. The lawsuit seeks to stop the collection of property tax revenue for Austin’s $7.1 billion light-rail project, known as Project Connect. The project has come under scrutiny since changes were made in June 2023.
Water is the lifeblood of Texas agriculture, and nowhere is that more critical than in the Rio Grande Valley.
Highlights from our interview with Representative Cody Vasut, Republican state representative for Texas House District 25 (south and western Brazoria County).
Highlights from our interview with Representative Mihaela Plesa, Democratic state representative for Texas House District 70 (southwest Collin County).
Highlights from our interview with Senator Jose Menendez, representing SD-26 (Bexar County).
A pending proposal by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to expand the Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge from 6,440 acres tops much as 7 million acres has ignited a firestorm across Texas and New Mexico.