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• John Sharp reflects on successes, challenges at Texas A&M

  By Jessica Priest Updated: June 17, 2025

  The longtime Texas politician led a sprawling maroon empire through growth and political tension as chancellor and now prepares to hand the job to Glenn Hegar. Full Story 

• Can Texas retain and train more teachers?

  By Matthew Watkins April 15, 2025

  In this week’s episode of the TribCast, Matthew and Eleanor ask the question: Are Texas teachers OK? Full Story 

• TribCast: Covering Texas’ new abortion fights

  By Eleanor Klibanoff April 8, 2025

  TribCast digs into clarifying bills, crackdowns on pills, lawsuits, arrests and everything else abortion-related. Full Story 

• TribCast: Is it high time to regulate or ban THC in Texas?

  By Eleanor Klibanoff April 1, 2025

  Will the House agree to ban consumable hemp products? If not, Lt. Gov. Patrick says he’ll THC us in a special session. Full Story 

• Maternal health care experts say the needs in the rural parts of Texas are vast, but can be addressed with help

  By Stephen Simpson Updated: April 22, 2025

  Experts talk to The Texas Tribune about the challenges of providing maternal health care in rural parts of the state and how they can be addressed. Full Story 

• TribCast: How long til there’s a Buc-ee’s on Mars?

  By Eleanor Klibanoff March 25, 2025

  The gang talks about Texas’ role in the modern space race, what the aeronautics industry wants from the Legislature and, of course, Elon Musk. Full Story 

• TribCast: Measles, COVID and the state of our public health system

  By Matthew Watkins March 18, 2025

  On the fifth anniversary of the start of the COVID pandemic, we discuss the measles outbreak and the state’s ability to respond to health crises. Full Story 

• Texas health experts want a study of the state’s COVID-19 response before the next crisis

  By Stephen Simpson Updated: April 2, 2025

  Public health advocates said the state needs to analyze what happened during the pandemic to better tackle inevitable emergencies. Full Story 

• Scholars, civic leaders and journalists discuss religion’s role in telling the story of Texas

  By Texas Tribune Events Staff Updated: April 7, 2025

  The full-day program examined Texas’ religious diversity and how journalism shapes the public’s understanding of faith Full Story 

• “We’re doing what Canadian has always done,” Panhandle resident says a year after wildfires

  By Texas Tribune Events Staff March 11, 2025

  Canadian — one of the communities hardest hit by last year’s wildfires — is on the road to recovery and working to be a resource for others around the state. Full Story 

• TribCast: Fights, scandals and still half a legislative session to go

  By Eleanor Klibanoff March 11, 2025

  The gang discusses a legislator’s lash out, a lottery scandal, and some big news from one of our own. Full Story 

• Texas braces for surge in power demand amid population and industry boom

  By Alejandra Martinez Updated: May 8, 2025

  At a Texas Tribune event Thursday, energy experts discussed how the state’s growing energy demands will impact residential bills and how legislation is trying to regulate new big energy users. Full Story