OPINION: North Texas Is Leading the Future of First Responder Safety
By Rodger Mann and Joseph E. Finn More than a decade ago, two Boston firefighters lost their lives after becoming trapped inside a burning building.
Perspectives, analysis, and commentary from Texas voices -- lawmakers, policy experts, business leaders, and citizens.
By Rodger Mann and Joseph E. Finn More than a decade ago, two Boston firefighters lost their lives after becoming trapped inside a burning building.
By Paul Chabot Texas had an opportunity to confront the explosive growth of intoxicating THC products.
By Barb Clapp Across Texas, the strain on nurses, long-term care facilities and other medical facilities, and the patients who depend on them keeps growing.
By Dhiyasri Thirumurugan Every public school restroom in Texas contains toilet paper.
By Officer Carl Kearney Last June, the City of Austin ended its license plate reader program after a one-year pilot program.
By Dr. Kal Clark Picture an emergency room a few years from now.
By Dominic Arzon Texas lawmakers face a choice.
By Christopher Baecker Budget season is here. Not only have surveys gone out soliciting San Antonians’ priorities, but it came up in a March city council session as it pertains to hiring more police.
By Julia Pierce Every Texan has felt it at the pharmacy counter.
By Ross Jackson There is less than a 30% chance that a rape victim in most major Texas cities sees justice served.