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• Video: Paid to Prosecute

  By Justin Dehn Sept. 11, 2015

  A six-month Texas Tribune/Austin American-Statesman investigation reveals a chummy and unusual financial arrangement between Texas Mutual Insurance and the Travis County district attorney's office. Full Story 

• Video: Adler and Taylor on Pre-K

  By Evan Smith Sept. 4, 2015

  At our 9/4 conversation, Austin Mayor Steve Adler and San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor talked about the importance of early childhood education — and who should fund it. Full Story 

• Video: Adler and Taylor on Public Safety

  By Evan Smith Sept. 4, 2015

  At our 9/4 conversation, Austin Mayor Steve Adler and San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor talked about the expected impact of open carry on their cities and the importance of their police officers wearing body cameras. Full Story 

• Video: Taylor on Ride Share

  By Evan Smith Sept. 4, 2015

  At our 9/4 conversation, San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor talked the status of the city's ongoing negotiations with Lyft and Uber. Full Story 

• Video: A Conversation with Steve Adler and Ivy Taylor

  By Evan Smith Sept. 4, 2015

  Full video of my 9/4 conversation with Austin Mayor Steve Adler and San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor. Full Story 

• Roundup: 31 Days, 31 Ways

  By Alana Rocha and Justin Dehn Sept. 4, 2015

  In the Roundup: Passed during this year's legislative session, several new state laws took effect this week. Our team spent the past month highlighting different ways that Texans' lives would change come Sept. 1. Full Story 

• Roundup: Jeb's "Anchor Babies," Perry's Campaign Woes, Paxton in Court

  By Alana Rocha and Justin Dehn Aug. 28, 2015

  In the Roundup: Jeb Bush’s immigration talk on the border goes south, Rick Perry vows to keep his presidential bid alive and the state’s top civil lawyer loses his personal criminal defense attorney. Full Story 

• Roundup: Paxton Re-Indicted, Jail Safety, Sid Miller

  By Alana Rocha and Justin Dehn Aug. 21, 2015

  In the Roundup: Attorney General Ken Paxton is re-indicted on securities fraud charges, an interim legislative committee will look at jail safety and a post from the agriculture commissioner’s campaign Facebook page blows up social media. Full Story 

• Roundup: Perry's Money Woes, Cruz on the Move

  By Alana Rocha and Justin Dehn Aug. 14, 2015

  In the Roundup: While GOP presidential candidate Rick Perry is facing money woes, fellow Texan Ted Cruz is looking to build on of his debate performance. Plus, Texas Republican lawmakers have succeeded in further limiting access to Planned Parenthood services. Full Story 

• Video: Beauticians to Avoid Brush with the Law

  By Alana Rocha Aug. 12, 2015

  It’s a service that makes a bride’s big day less stressful. But getting hair and makeup done on location can cause a stylist to worry about the consequences of working outside of the salon. Those fears will disappear starting Sept. 1. This story is part of our 31 Days, 31 Ways series. Full Story 

• Video: New Law Seeks to Curb Surprise Medical Bills

  By Alana Rocha and Justin Dehn Aug. 11, 2015

  A new law will allow more consumers to challenge surprise medical bills they get from out-of-network doctors, but only if the charge is more than $500. This story is part of our 31 Days, 31 Ways series. Full Story 

• Roundup: Paxton Indicted, Cruz and Perry Debate at Different Times

  By Alana Rocha and Justin Dehn Aug. 7, 2015

  In the Roundup: Ken Paxton, Texas’ top law enforcement official, finds himself facing felony charges and calls from Democrats to step down. Plus, GOP presidential candidates Ted Cruz and Rick Perry debate at different times. Full Story