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• Dan Branch Releases TV Ad on Prayer in School

  By Emily Ramshaw Feb. 11, 2014

  State Rep. Dan Branch, a Republican candidate for attorney general, released his second TV ad on Tuesday highlighting his role in passing a "Moment of Silence" bill aimed at adding daily prayer or reflection in Texas public schools. Full Story 

• Hegar Touts "American Dream" in First TV Ad

  By Aman Batheja Feb. 10, 2014

  State Sen. Glenn Hegar, R-Katy, promises to strengthen the American Dream for Texans if elected comptroller in his first TV ad of the race. Full Story 

• Westcott Releases TV Ad, "Not Here"

  By John Reynolds Feb. 10, 2014

  Chart Westcott is one of three Republican candidates vying for the open North Dallas HD-108 seat. Full Story 

• Video: Davis on School Finance Trial

  By Alana Rocha Feb. 10, 2014

  Here's video of state Sen. Wendy Davis speaking Monday on what she called the state's "broken school funding formula." Full Story 

• Campbell Releases "Fighting for Us" TV Ad

  By Becca Aaronson Feb. 10, 2014

  State Sen. Donna Campbell, R-New Braunfels, released the first TV ad of her re-election campaign on Monday. Campbell is facing a primary challenge from former San Antonio City Councilwoman Elisa Chan and former Bexar County Commissioner Mike Novak. Full Story 

• Hilderbran Releases Second TV Ad, "Fighter"

  By John Reynolds Feb. 10, 2014

  GOP comptroller candidate Harvey Hilderbran vows in new ad to make the comptroller's office "even more business friendly." Full Story 

• Livestream: Kel Seliger, John Smithee and Walter "Four" Price at TribLive

  By Ayan Mittra Feb. 7, 2014

  Watch live as Texas Tribune CEO and Editor-in-Chief Evan Smith interviews state Sen. Kel Seliger and state Reps. John Smithee and Walter "Four" Price at West Texas A&M University in Canyon. Full Story 

• Newsreel: Campaign Dollars, LVDP, 10K College

  By Justin Dehn Feb. 6, 2014

  This week in the Newsreel: We've heard how much money many of the 2014 campaigns have taken in. How much are they spending? Leticia Van de Putte explains how her campaign for lite guv is different from — and similar to — the campaign of Wendy Davis. A couple of Texas schools announce a $10,000 college degree. Full Story 

• Sessions Airs New TV Ad Touting His Conservatism

  By John Reynolds Feb. 6, 2014

  Facing a primary challenge from a Tea Party leader, U.S. Rep. Pete Sessions, R-Dallas, touts his conservative bona fides in a new television ad. Full Story 

• TribLive: Van de Putte on the Republicans

  By Evan Smith Feb. 6, 2014

  At Thursday's TribLive conversation, state Sen. Leticia Van de Putte, D-San Antonio, a 2014 candidate for Texas lieutenant governor, assessed her GOP rivals. Full Story 

• TribLive: Van de Putte on Campaign Cash

  By Evan Smith Feb. 6, 2014

  At Thursday's TribLive conversation, state Sen. Leticia Van de Putte, D-San Antonio, a 2014 candidate for Texas lieutenant governor, talked about whether she'll have raise enough money to run a competitive race. Full Story 

• TribLive: Van de Putte on Open Carry

  By Evan Smith Feb. 6, 2014

  At Thursday's TribLive conversation, state Sen. Leticia Van de Putte, D-San Antonio, a 2014 candidate for Texas lieutenant governor, talked about where she and state Sen. Wendy Davis of Fort Worth, the Democratic frontrunner for governor, differ on open carry. Full Story