Perspectives, analysis, and commentary from Texas voices -- lawmakers, policy experts, business leaders, and citizens.
By Mohamad Sam I run an online business in Texas selling eco-friendly products like glass water bottles and cotton grocery bags.
By Dr. Clifford Porter This is the time of year employers, local governments, employees, and individuals are looking at their healthcare renewals and expect double digit insurance premium increases for 2027.
By Lucciana Choueiry Young professionals make up a relatively small part of the Texas state workforce.
By Sam Romain On August 3, Governor Abbott told the Public Utility Commission and ERCOT that no new data center could connect to the Texas grid until the state audits every project in the queue.
By Michael A. Davis Texas lawmakers are right about one thing: children should not have access to intoxicating products.
By Charles Blain Don’t mess with Texas, a phrase as widely known as the state’s identity itself also captures a useful rule for policymakers: Don’t mess with what works.
By Dr. Sue Ojageer, PharmD As a mother of five children ranging from 6 to 13 years old, I've learned that parenting requires constant adaptation.
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.