Texas Senate to consider bill that could reshape how history and race are taught in state universities

An overhauled version of Senate Bill 37 would also allow anyone to file complaints that could lead schools to lose funds.

by Jessica Priest, The Texas Tribune April 10, 2025April 26, 2025

An overhauled version of Senate Bill 37 would also allow anyone to file complaints that could lead schools to lose funds.

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Nonprofit news site San Antonio Report voluntarily recognizes its employee union

Workers said they’re still pushing for the reinstatement of an editor laid off earlier this week and will pursue a federal complaint over her filing.

by Sanford Nowlin January 26, 2024March 6, 2025

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San Antonio Report staff walks off job after layoff of audience editor

The layoff comes as workers at the nonprofit newsroom seek union representation.

by Michael Karlis January 24, 2024December 15, 2024

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A year after FBI raids Henry Cuellar’s home, no arrests and no answers

One year later, there have been no arrests or charges filed related to the case. Cuellar maintains that he was never the target of the investigation and will ultimately be cleared of wrongdoing.

by Julia Forrest, The Texas Tribune January 19, 2023May 5, 2024

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Some 3,300 Texans were members of the Oath Keepers, including cops, military and elected officials

Membership rolls for the extremist group tied to the Jan. 6 insurrection include eight elected officials and 33 members of law enforcement from Texas.

by Sanford Nowlin September 8, 2022April 11, 2025

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Texas child welfare agency told staff to stay quiet about investigations of families with trans kids

Officials told employees not to communicate about cases via email or text — even with families under investigation, according to records obtained by two news organizations.

by Sanford Nowlin August 31, 2022December 11, 2023

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AP, Texas Tribune and other newsrooms ask court to unseal Henry Cuellar search warrant

The Tribune and a host of news organizations are seeking records related to a January raid on U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar’s Laredo home.

by Matthew Choi, The Texas Tribune August 16, 2022May 3, 2024

Members of law enforcement lay flowers at a makeshift memorial outside Robb Elementary School.

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News organizations sue Texas Department of Public Safety for withholding info on Uvalde shooting

The coalition includes the Texas Tribune, the Washington Post, the New York Times Co., CNN and other major outlets.

by Sanford Nowlin August 2, 2022August 17, 2023

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Texas agencies fight releasing records that could help clarify response to Uvalde school shooting

ProPublica and the Texas Tribune have submitted about 70 requests to state and local agencies for emergency response documentation surrounding the mass shooting at Robb Elementary. Most likely won’t be released publicly for months, if ever.

by Lexi Churchill, ProPublica June 18, 2022August 17, 2023

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San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg says Texas’ leaders make it hard for cities to prevent mass shootings

‘If more guns in our community made us a safer community, the United States would’ve been the safest community in the world a long time ago,’ the mayor said.

by Kevin Sanchez May 26, 2022March 26, 2025

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Report shows Texas leaders’ repeated attempts to mislead the public about Operation Lone Star

Gov. Greg Abbott says his immigration crackdown has nabbed 887 pounds of fentanyl, for example, but that number is statewide, not from the border.

by Sanford Nowlin April 27, 2022August 17, 2023

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Analysis: When 1 in 8 Texas mail ballots gets trashed, that’s vote suppression

Some 23,000 Texans who tried to vote in this month’s primaries had their mail ballots rejected, an apparent aftershock from new state laws.

by Ross Ramsey, The Texas Tribune March 18, 2022August 17, 2023

Gov. Greg Abbott puts on a happy face during one of his U.S. border cosplay sessions.

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Texas Senate to consider bill that could reshape how history and race are taught in state universities

Nonprofit news site San Antonio Report voluntarily recognizes its employee union

San Antonio Report staff walks off job after layoff of audience editor

A year after FBI raids Henry Cuellar’s home, no arrests and no answers

Some 3,300 Texans were members of the Oath Keepers, including cops, military and elected officials

Texas child welfare agency told staff to stay quiet about investigations of families with trans kids

AP, Texas Tribune and other newsrooms ask court to unseal Henry Cuellar search warrant

News organizations sue Texas Department of Public Safety for withholding info on Uvalde shooting

Texas agencies fight releasing records that could help clarify response to Uvalde school shooting

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg says Texas’ leaders make it hard for cities to prevent mass shootings

Report shows Texas leaders’ repeated attempts to mislead the public about Operation Lone Star

Analysis: When 1 in 8 Texas mail ballots gets trashed, that’s vote suppression

In damning report, Texas Guard members call Gov. Greg Abbott’s border deployment a disaster

Assclown Alert: Counting the campaign money with U.S. Rep. Louie Gohmert of Texas

Texas’ renewed voting-roll purge is flagging citizens, including some in San Antonio, as likely non-citizens

Despite lack of teeth in new Texas power grid rules, Abbott says he’ll ‘guarantee’ no failures this winter

Judge orders Texas to release 250 migrants imprisoned under Gov. Greg Abbott’s border arrest spree

Hundreds of migrants caught in Texas governor’s border crackdown are lingering in jail without charges

9 out of 10 Texas voters support some form of marijuana legalization, new survey shows

New Democratic organizing group Ground Game Texas makes marijuana legalization a key focus