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Texas Town Welcomed Drilling, Now Fears Pollution

January 12, 2010

Tests of the region's air found elevated levels of the cancer-causing chemical benzene.

Science

After Senate Healthcare Vote, Obama Heads to Hawaii

December 23, 2009

Like presidents from George Washington to George Bush, Obama escapes from the pressures of the capital.

Nation & World

Texas Governor Asks EPA to Retract Greenhouse Gas Finding

December 9, 2009

Gov. Rick Perry has asked the EPA to withdraw its finding that greenhouse gases threaten public health.

Nation & World - Energy and Environment

University of Texas–Arlington Plans Smoking Ban

November 25, 2009

Branch campus's decision is part of larger nationwide movement on college campuses.

Education - The Paper Trail

Texas School District Wins $1 Million in Scholarships

September 16, 2009

The Aldine Independent School District is this year's winner of the Broad Prize in Urban Education.

Education

Rice Students Get a Taste of Poverty

September 15, 2009

To raise campus awareness of global poverty, dozens of students live briefly in shantytown on campus.

Education - The Paper Trail

Looking for Lone Star Schools

August 19, 2009

Education - Best Colleges

Road Trip: Prairie View A&M

August 19, 2009

Where the past shapes the future.

Education - Best Colleges

Road Trip: Sam Houston State University

August 19, 2009

Growing fast but staying friendly

Education - Best Colleges

Kay Bailey Hutchinson to Run for Texas Governor, Leaving Few Republican Moderates

July 29, 2009

She will be missed.

Opinion - Bonnie Erbe

Texas Tech Snags Former Attorney General

July 9, 2009

Alberto Gonzales will teach a course on contemporary executive-branch issues for the Red Raiders.

Education - The Paper Trail

Texas Town Welcomes Toxic Hudson River Sludge

June 23, 2009

Science

Texas Could Soon Be a Republican Presidential Nightmare

June 15, 2009

Demographics are destiny in politics. And the GOP's future looks dim.

Opinion - John A. Farrell

Study: Hurricane Damage On Texas Coast To Worsen

June 3, 2009

Science

Pesky Fire Ants Becoming Zombies that Die

May 12, 2009

Science

Colleges Prepare for Swine Flu

April 28, 2009

Aware that crowded campuses are ideal for outbreaks, health officials make contingency plans.

Education - The Paper Trail

Austin Man's Roadster Goes Fast--Without Gas

April 27, 2009

Science

Texas Secession--Where Would It Lead? A Look at a Future Lone Star Republic

April 17, 2009

What would the state, and country, look like?

Opinion - John A. Farrell

Texas Secession? Perry, One Third of Texans Are Wrong: Texas Can't Secede

April 17, 2009

1 in 3 Texans, including the governor, think they can get out. Wrong.

Opinion - Robert Schlesinger

Wind Rankings: Texas is King, but Iowa Breezes Past California

April 13, 2009

Science

Texas Schools Face the Evolution Debate

March 30, 2009

State board of education revises a policy that indirectly permitted instruction of intelligent design.

Education - On Education

Texas Has Foreclosure Lessons, Especially for Nevada, Arizona, Florida, California

March 11, 2009

We should look at how Texas avoided the foreclosure crisis.

Opinion - Michael Barone

Reflecting on George H. W. Bush's Legacy

February 23, 2009

A forum at his presidential library turned into a series of testimonials to Bush.

Nation & World - Politics

Own Your Own Town: Albert, Texas, for Sale

February 18, 2009

You can own a historic town for less than $1 million.

Money - Luxe Life

On the Fight Between Evolution and Creationism in Texas Classrooms

January 23, 2009

2 Texas Republicans defend evolution in the classroom. Kids and parents everywhere should be thankful.

Opinion - John A. Farrell

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