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Texas A&M President Michael Young says he’ll retire on Dec. 31 instead of May
By KATE MCGEE
"Texas A&M President Michael Young says he'll retire on Dec. 31 instead of May" was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media...
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Newly elected lawmakers pick leaders for 2021 session
By Eric Dietrich
HELENA — Republican and Democratic lawmakers gathered at the state Capitol both in-person and by virtual conference calls Wednesday to select leadership for the upcoming...
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One incumbent and two newcomers headed for PSC
By Eric Dietrich
Tony O'Donnell and James Brown on track to take PSC seats, and Jennifer Fielder leads Monica Tranel Republicans were on track to win all three...
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Knudsen gets the nod for attorney general
By Mara Silvers
“This race was about law and order and protecting our Montana way of life," Knudsen said in a written statement. "I’m thankful to have the...
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The GP diet: the missing ingredient in better health for everyone
By Lauren Ball
Research shows that general practitioners are highly trusted as providers of nutrition advice. Despite this and the fact that medical appointments provide a perfect avenue...
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Texas extends pandemic benefits for families whose kids have lost access to free or reduced-price meals

Texas extends pandemic benefits for families whose kids have lost access to free or reduced-price meals

By NEELAM BOHRA on August 25, 2021

Families with students relying on free or reduced-cost meals at school can now receive a single payment of $375 as a part of a summer…

Some Texas schools would be required to hang “In God We Trust” signs under measure nearing passage by lawmakers

Some Texas schools would be required to hang “In God We Trust” signs under measure nearing passage by lawmakers

By NEELAM BOHRA on May 25, 2021

Texas families with students receiving free or reduced-price lunches could be eligible for up to $1,200 in food aid

Texas families with students receiving free or reduced-price lunches could be eligible for up to $1,200 in food aid

By NEELAM BOHRA on May 21, 2021

Despite high rate of teen pregnancies, Texas lawmakers unlikely to expand Children’s Health Insurance Program to cover birth control

Despite high rate of teen pregnancies, Texas lawmakers unlikely to expand Children’s Health Insurance Program to cover birth control

By NEELAM BOHRA on May 17, 2021

Texas Supreme Court voids orders that jailed Dallas salon owner for disregarding COVID-19 precautions

Texas Supreme Court voids orders that jailed Dallas salon owner for disregarding COVID-19 precautions

By NEELAM BOHRA on April 9, 2021

Hundreds of Texas prisoners are getting vaccinated — months after many became eligible

Hundreds of Texas prisoners are getting vaccinated — months after many became eligible

By NEELAM BOHRA on March 26, 2021

Language barriers, technology hurdles and limited transportation hurt Asian American Texans’ access to vaccines

Language barriers, technology hurdles and limited transportation hurt Asian American Texans’ access to vaccines

By NEELAM BOHRA on March 23, 2021

Here’s what you need to know if you don’t have access to clean water or are concerned about burst pipes

Here’s what you need to know if you don’t have access to clean water or are concerned about burst pipes

By NEELAM BOHRA on February 22, 2021

Thousands of Texans depend on dialysis treatments. Extended power outages put their lives at risk.

Thousands of Texans depend on dialysis treatments. Extended power outages put their lives at risk.

By NEELAM BOHRA on February 19, 2021