Media Coverage

"Why are Texans treated this way?": More than half of U.S. payday lending fees are paid by Texans, study says

Houston Chronicle,

Little tracking, wide variability permeate teams tasked with stopping school shootings

New Jersey Monitor,

Who Pays to Rebuild California When Insurance Falls Short? Everyone Else

Wall Street Journal,

12,000+ Texas kids sent to court for missing class, no one tracks what happens next

KXAN Austin,

Texas sent about 10 kids per day to the justice system in September for one reason

Dallas Morning News,

Texas sent about 10 kids per day to the justice system in September for one reason

Dallas Morning News,

How scams and fraud are casting a shadow on home rooftop solar

The Source - Texas Public Radio,

'I Feel Deceived': Reports of Residential Solar Panel Scams Plague Dallas County

Dallas Observer,

Advocacy group hopes to end Texas program that piles on fees for drivers with suspended licenses

KERA,

North Texas Teachers Battered by Post-COVID Student Mental Health Crisis

Dallas Observer,

Report reveals Black students face 84% of school policing assaults

Houston Defender,

How school shooting fears led to a 10-year-old boy with autism being handcuffed in Frisco

Dallas Morning News,

Should unpaid traffic tickets lead to jail time? This justice of the peace doesn’t think so.

Houston Landing,

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