Media Coverage

Consumer groups say widows penalized with higher insurance rates

Fox 26 News,

DOJ finds youth abused at Texas juvenile facilities

Texas Public Radio,

DOJ accuses Texas of ‘pattern of abuse’ at 5 youth facilities

KXAN News,

DOJ finds 5 Texas juvenile detention centers abused children

USA Today,

DOJ finds Texas juvenile detention centers violated Constitution, federal laws

Austin-American Statesman,

Justice Department finds Texas juvenile detention centers violated youth offenders’ rights

The Texas Tribune,

Youths at Texas juvenile facilities subject to abuse, isolation, DOJ finds

Washington Post,

Texas Education Agency report confirms CCISD discriminated against students with disabilities

KRIS 6 News,

Texas double disaster: Beryl’s deluge and receding flood insurance

E&E News,

A Texas program pushes drivers to pay old tickets; more than 600,000 have lost their licenses

Texas Public Radio,

Editorial: San Antonio leaders must heed recommendations in new Latino poverty study

San Antonio Express-News, | Op Ed

OmniBase is blocking the road to economic opportunity for San Antonio workers

San Antonio Report, | Op Ed

Where has average income changed the most in San Antonio?

San Antonio Express-News,

Escaping financial abuse: New program gives path to healing

CBS News Texas,

Interested in installing solar panels? Experts say beware of door-to-door salespeople

Texas Standard,

Interested in installing solar panels? Experts say beware of door-to-door salespeople

Texas Standard,

Ban on Transcript Holds Will Help Students, but Make It Harder for Colleges to Collect on Debt

The Chronicle of Higher Education,

Jim Crow Still Lingers in Bonham, Civil Rights Lawyers Say

The Texas Observer,

Some parents are prosecuted or fined when children miss school

The Washington Post,

This 11-year-old Brownsville ISD honor student was put in solitary

The Texas Observer,

This 11-year-old Brownsville ISD honor student was put in solitary

The Texas Observer,

HISD suspends homeless students in 2022-23 school year despite ban in state law, report says

Houston Chronicle,

HISD suspends homeless students in 2022-23 school year despite ban in state law, report says

Houston Chronicle,

Delete-your-data laws have a perennial problem: Data brokers who fail to register

The Record from Recorded Future News,

Texas schools received 77,000 threats last year. Some schools lack the resources to respond.

KTVT-TV,