PBS stations across Texas have teamed up with H-E-B to showcase Texas Wildlife: Our Future, a 60-minute program exploring efforts to protect the state’s fauna and outdoor spaces. The film collection highlights research of devout Texans to preserve species and their habitats, and to reverse the effects of practices like overfishing.

Being outed as white supremacists still has negative consequences in Texas, apparently. How else to explain the news on Wednesday that West Texas billionaires Tim Dunn and Farris Wilks have created a new political action campaign?

Integral Care, the public agency that serves as the largest provider of mental health care in Travis County, has found its next leader. Following a six month search process, Integral Care’s Board of Trustees has appointed Jeff Richardson as the agency's next chief executive officer.

Austin Community College opened a first-of-its-kind Military Network on Wednesday to help veterans and their families adjust to life after the military.

Austin Pets Alive! is joining Elanco Animal Health Inc., a manufacturer of medicines for pets and livestock, in the Defend Puppies, Defeat Parvo campaign to save dogs from canine parvovirus.

Just under six months after the Texas Tribune weathered its first-ever round of layoffs, staff announced this morning that they are unionizing with the NewsGuild-CWA and asking for voluntary recognition from management by January 31.

Yesterday, the ACLU of Texas, Equality Texas, and GLAAD sent a letter to the United Nations accusing Texas of violating the human rights of LGBTQ+ Texans.

Travis County District Attorney José Garza has appointed a new leader to the office’s Special Victims Unit, which assists victims of family violence and sexual assault. Andrea Austin, who has tried cases for 12 years with the D.A.’s office, was announced as the new director of SVU on Thursday.

Well that didn’t last long.