Stories tagged Texas

Mission-Driven Lending Meets ‘Texas Tea’

Some Texas Lawmakers Are Trying to Deflate Their Housing Power

Life and Work on the Border: Redefining Narratives and Creating Opportunity

Austin Can’t Ban Plastic Bags, But It Can Ask Politely

San Antonio Joins Austin, Passes Paid Sick Leave

Texas Cities Exploring Creative Ways to Protect Residents from Deportation

Dallas Renaming Schools That Have Confederate Names

Border City Wants to Harness the Power of the Sun

The Forgotten Devastation of Hurricane Harvey

Retired Streetcar Makes a Comeback in El Paso

Texas Rail Plans Move Forward

Texas Bill Would Limit Cities’ Historic Preservation Powers

Texas Lawmakers Move to Limit Affordable Housing Efforts

The College That Ate a City

Architects Deploy Traffic Barrels to Make U.S.-Mexico Connection

Obama’s Pledge Could Make It Easier to Walk Across U.S.-Mexico Border

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