University of North Texas
UNT higher education professor Barrett Taylor explains how Gina Hinojosa's election could affect Texas universities, governing boards, academic freedom and state policy.
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Come join Luke around the campfire this week as he gives a tasty deer camp recipe and gives some tips on bagging that big buck or catching a good 'mess' of tasty blue catfish. Check out Luke's weekly radio show/podcast at www.catfishradio.org -
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The law remains the same, but the blue tsunami in Texas means the judges interpreting it will change. -
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The grants, funded by a fee on Texans’ auto insurance policies, helped install more than 3,200 of the surveillance cameras.
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Coal miners who are exposed to silica dust are at a higher risk of black lung disease. Despite decades of advocacy, new efforts to regulate the toxic dust are under threat.
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In several states, Democrats took control of legislatures that had been divided and they weakened GOP dominance in others. Issues on the agenda: More access to health care, new limits on school vouchers. -
A year ago in November, New Mexico became the first state to offer free childcare to every eligible family, regardless of income. -
The film Being Heumann tells the lesser-known story of the mother of the disability rights movement. A new generation of activists share how they "carry the torch" today.
