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Vaccine
Lessons keep coming, even 10 months into COVID pandemic
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Rep. Allred says vaccination, not spending, will get U.S. out of pandemic
The Democrat said "the most important thing we can do for our economy, for our families, for our businesses, is to beat the virus."
Deep Dive
Texas researchers will soon have a COVID-19 vaccine in 190 countries, but not the US
A COVID-19 vaccine made partly by Texas scientists with research from a Texas university may soon be ready for global distribution, but it's not allowed in the U.S.
Inside Texas Politics
'If you see throngs of people who are of color marching on the Capitol, you get a different response,' Rep. Al Green says
The Houston congressman said the response from law enforcement on Wednesday in D.C. – or lack thereof – was the direct result of white privilege.
Deep Dive
Vaccine distribution in Texas lags behind other states. Here is how one company aims for efficiency
By population, the federal government sent fewer vaccines to Texas than most other states and territories.
Texas News
Texas lawmakers recount the U.S. Capitol riot and objections on Electoral College votes
Many Texas lawmakers were in the Capitol building when Wednesday's destruction took place and are sharing their experience.
Texas News
Texas lawmakers recount the U.S. Capitol riot and objections on Electoral College votes
Many Texas lawmakers were in the Capitol building when Wednesday's destruction took place and are sharing their experience.
Deep Dive
'We're going to need all the help we can get' | Thousands of jobs open at Texas drug stores
More manpower is needed at the drug stores to get ready for the COVID-19 vaccine rollouts.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: When will the pandemic be over? Three county judges weigh in, with one saying by July 4
"I think if we'll all do our part... then hopefully when we celebrate Independence Day we can celebrate independence from COVID-19," Tarrant County Glen Whitley said
Texas News
New Texas legislation to look out for in 2021
Texas’ 87th Legislative Session is scheduled for January 12, 2021.
Texas News
New Texas legislation to look out for in 2021
Texas’ 87th Legislative Session is scheduled for January 12, 2021.
Deep Dive
'All in this together' | Women share experiences with assisted living facilities and COVID-19 vaccine anticipation
Residents at Texas’ long-term care facilities are expected to start receiving the vaccine starting Dec. 28. Facilities have partnered with three pharmacies.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Rep. Allred says vaccination, not spending, will get U.S. out of pandemic
The Democrat said "the most important thing we can do for our economy, for our families, for our businesses, is to beat the virus."
Deep Dive
Texas researchers will soon have a COVID-19 vaccine in 190 countries, but not the US
A COVID-19 vaccine made partly by Texas scientists with research from a Texas university may soon be ready for global distribution, but it's not allowed in the U.S.
Inside Texas Politics
'If you see throngs of people who are of color marching on the Capitol, you get a different response,' Rep. Al Green says
The Houston congressman said the response from law enforcement on Wednesday in D.C. – or lack thereof – was the direct result of white privilege.
Deep Dive
Vaccine distribution in Texas lags behind other states. Here is how one company aims for efficiency
By population, the federal government sent fewer vaccines to Texas than most other states and territories.
Texas News
Texas lawmakers recount the U.S. Capitol riot and objections on Electoral College votes
Many Texas lawmakers were in the Capitol building when Wednesday's destruction took place and are sharing their experience.
Texas News
Texas lawmakers recount the U.S. Capitol riot and objections on Electoral College votes
Many Texas lawmakers were in the Capitol building when Wednesday's destruction took place and are sharing their experience.
Deep Dive
'We're going to need all the help we can get' | Thousands of jobs open at Texas drug stores
More manpower is needed at the drug stores to get ready for the COVID-19 vaccine rollouts.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: When will the pandemic be over? Three county judges weigh in, with one saying by July 4
"I think if we'll all do our part... then hopefully when we celebrate Independence Day we can celebrate independence from COVID-19," Tarrant County Glen Whitley said
Texas News
New Texas legislation to look out for in 2021
Texas’ 87th Legislative Session is scheduled for January 12, 2021.
Texas News
New Texas legislation to look out for in 2021
Texas’ 87th Legislative Session is scheduled for January 12, 2021.
Deep Dive
'All in this together' | Women share experiences with assisted living facilities and COVID-19 vaccine anticipation
Residents at Texas’ long-term care facilities are expected to start receiving the vaccine starting Dec. 28. Facilities have partnered with three pharmacies.
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