VIDEO

Ana Marie Cox moderates a conversation about women’s health, women’s rights and an uncertain future with former state Sen. Wendy Davis, state Rep. Donna Howard and Planned Parenthood CEO Alexis McGill Johnson.

The former U.S. secretary of state on her progressive vision for America.

The Virginia governor on his headline-making election, his conservative policy agenda and 2024.

The leaders of California’s and Texas’ iconic public university systems on the challenges and opportunities for higher ed in the nation’s most populous states.

The former president of Planned Parenthood on the end of Roe v. Wade and the fight for gender equity.

The legendary presidential photographer on what he saw in the West Wing and beyond — and how to take a good picture.

The former White House press secretary on what it was like behind that podium and why she wants to be the one asking the questions.

The nation’s top infectious disease specialist on the pandemic without end and his future plans.

The Army veteran and former Missouri secretary of state on service, sacrifice and his new book.

Tune in on Monday as candidates for statewide offices speak with Texas Tribune reporters Patrick Svitek and James Barragán at the 2022 Texas Disability Issues Forum.

See how North Texas synagogues have adapted their security measures after a record-breaking year of recorded antisemitic acts nationwide in 2021 and an incident close to home early this year.

Some say they tried to flee during an earthquake but found their gates locked due to Covid restrictions.

In August, movers arrived at Alamo Women’s Reproductive Services to help the abortion clinic pack up for a move out of state.

Video shows cars doing doughnuts and blocking an intersection during a “street takeover” this past weekend in Chicago.

In parts of Mexico where abortion has not been legalized, women rely on volunteer networks to provide medication and emotional support for at-home abortions. As access to abortion is shut down in Texas, similar networks are being built in the U.S.

Every once and a while something goes viral on the internet that you truly cannot stop thinking about, and for me, it’s this video of a little boy describing the joys of eating corn on the cob.

Manchester's poster boy looks back dizzying rise to fame, as he eyes his first ever number one album.

The Houston Police Department’s Robbery Division needs the public’s assistance identifying the suspects who robbed a laundromat at gunpoint in northwest Houston.

Gov. Greg Abbott directed the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services to investigate parents who provide their children with gender-affirming care, driving one such family to leave home.

After Roe v. Wade was overturned, some faith leaders in Texas rallied in favor of abortion access and offer supportive spiritual counsel for those who have sought abortion.

In a video that went viral on Twitter and TikTok, a morning television news anchor couple hilariously reported on their baby's behavior in a spoof of a serious TV news segment.

As a former foster child graduates with her master’s degree, she explains how her home situation has posed additional challenges, like remaining housed and finding a support system.

A supermoon will compete with the Perseid meteor shower to light the night.

A special Texas Tribune event happening this December in Austin will explore state lawmakers’ top priorities in the 2023 legislative session and what’s ahead for Texans.

The national Democratic Party needs to stop taking voters in the Valley for granted and better understand their values, Texas lawmakers said during a Texas Tribune event Wednesday.

In a Texas Tribune event Tuesday, university leaders discussed why Hispanic students finish higher education programs at a lower rate than the state average but have better performance in the Rio Grande Valley and El Paso.

Video released by authorities shows the moment a suspect who fired 18 rounds of shots into a home in Hockley on Tuesday.

The state House Investigative Committee is expected to release its findings in Uvalde this Sunday. Members of the committee said they will meet with families first to discuss the report before releasing it to the public.

The Texas Tribune will host a multiday event, “The Future of Rural Texas,” Nov. 17-18 in person in Lubbock and streaming online.

Blogilates' Cassey Ho had her own body edited to match the beauty standards for women throughout history in a video that has gone viral since being uploaded on Tuesday. Using a series of edited visual representations of herself, the CEO and head designer of the fitness brand Popflex and Blogilates covers the purportedly ideal body types of different time periods, including the 2020s, 2010s, 2000s, 1990s, 1950s and from 1400 through the 1700s.

The city's emergency management department released the video Monday without much context. Many residents expressed confusion over the timing and wondered if they were missing some other information.

The 77-minute video, which officials say ends before law enforcement finally breached classroom May 24, does not contain images of children.

Two women tourists died after being attacked while swimming near the Egyptian city of Hurghada.

A joint committee of the Texas legislature is meeting to examine strategies to prevent acts of violence after the shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde.

During a Texas Tribune event, Democratic state Reps. Joe Moody and Claudia Ordaz Perez and state Sen. César Blanco said the Uvalde school shooting and the overturning of Roe v. Wade demand action in the Texas Legislature.

During a Texas Tribune event at Odessa College, public education and higher education leaders said that having strong connections among all levels of education have helped students feel continuity and see great benefits in continuing their education.

The legendary pork chop special at Slow Bone BBQ is only available on Sundays and Mondays, but it's well worth the wait. Jeffery Hobbs' intricate process

Video taken through Christmas lights shows the terrifying moment a west Houston woman said she was targeted for robbery after withdrawing money at her bank.

Uvalde is grieving the loss of 19 students and two teachers after Tuesday’s devastating shooting at a local elementary school. In this video, residents say their town will never be the same, but they will help each other through the healing process.

Abbott’s press conference follows a morning briefing from top law enforcement who admitted local police made a crucial error as the shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde continued.

During the seven-minute show., 1,500 synchronized drones depicted nine of the firm’s iconic Houston buildings as well as signatures of founder Gerald D. Hines and Co-CEOs, Jeff Hines and Laura Hines-Pierce.

The COVID-19 pandemic also cut down on clinics’ revenue and underscored broadband access disparities in rural Texas, health care providers said in a conversation with The Texas Tribune.

Nirenberg said arming teachers with firearms, an approach pushed by Texas Republicans, is not the solution.

The multi-media organization removed all trace of the joint venture from its site and...

In this video, see the impact of Abbott’s increased border inspections on produce importers, fruit stand vendors and truck drivers on both sides of the Texas-Mexico border.

Fabiana Chaparro will join the multimedia team, and Caroline Covington will join the data visuals team.

Former NATO ambassador Kay Bailey Hutchison will join The Texas Tribune for a virtual conversation event at 4 p.m. Central on Wednesday, April 6.

.

A video detailing an attempt to free a deer stuck in a fence is making the rounds...

The suspects stole personal belongings and then ran out of the house. Stockton police are still investigating the robbery.

Evan Smith, CEO of The Texas Tribune, sat down with superintendents Michael Hinojosa of Dallas, Kent Scribner of Fort Worth and Jeannie Stone of Richardson.

The Houston Police Department’s Robbery Division needs the public’s help identifying two suspects wanted in the aggravated robbery of a northwest Houston pharmacy.

Listen in and get the scoop on the winners, the losers and the in-betweeners of Texas’ 2022 primary election.

“I could not run in a Republican primary because I just couldn’t look myself in the mirror and do it,” Mattie Parker said during an event with Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith.

National progressive groups and their allies in Congress are looking to the Texas primary to send a new class of stars to Congress.

Land Commissioner George P. Bush and former Texas Supreme Court Justice Eva Guzman repeatedly criticized each other. U.S. Rep. Louie Gohmert focused on the incumbent, who didn’t participate.

Leaders at higher education institutions are trying to attract students by offering flexibility with instructional modes — and they said that flexibility is here to stay.

More than dozen guests discuss Texas’ power grid, how climate change affects the state’s weather and what another winter blackout could mean for Texans in a Texas Tribune symposium on the storm’s anniversary.

More than 100,000 people have signed a petition for French soccer player Kurt Zouma to be punished.

Across Chinese social media, people are wondering whether the woman in Jiangsu province was a victim of human trafficking and forced to be a mother as the proportion of women drops in society.

Juniper Russo alleged the teacher's assignments and lesson plans resembled Christian proselytizing, though the class was supposed to focus on the Bible as a historic and literary text.

Max Woosey has spent 670 nights camping outside to raise money for the North Devon Hospice.

Tribune editor-in-chief Sewell Chan moderated a conversation with experts on what the influx of Californians means for Texas’ economy, population and politics.

The parents said that by not informing them of the video, the school prevented them from "being able to parent" and protect their child, who is Black.

Public health officials have played a crucial role in vaccination efforts and tracking the spread of the virus. But different needs from their communities and insufficient aid have complicated the work.

Do you agree?

The two-term Republican governor likely faces off against a Democratic challenger. Watch as we go behind the scenes.

Few government organizations have mastered the Internet like the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

In the new series BBQ Bites, Texas Monthly food experts take us behind the scenes of the Top 50 tasting process.

A new video (available on YouTube in 4K) offers a stunning view of the 2021 solar eclipse that occurred on Saturday (Dec. 4).

Chelsie Hill, who has used a wheelchair for 11 years, told her fiancé she would go down the aisle in a wheelchair – but for six months before the wedding, she was secretly practicing for something else. On the big day, Hill was determined to walk down the aisle.

Academy Award-winning writer Aaron Sorkin joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss his new movie, "Being the Ricardos."

Two men went viral in India for remaining calm and enjoying their food at a Bhiwandi wedding while a fire broke out behind them. The dilemma: The Indian Fire Service shared a now-viral Facebook video of two wedding guests caught between worrying about the approaching fire or continuing to enjoy the wedding feast. In the video, the men can be seen glancing back at the raging fire while choosing to remain in their seats to pick at their food and eat.

The footage has been widely condemned after being watched millions of times online.

In South Texas, poverty and immigration status compound the obstacles facing pregnant people seeking abortions.

An unidentified person opened the doors of a Whataburger to allow a driver of a truck to...

Scheller was relieved of duty shortly after posting a video demanding accountability for the Taliban’s sudden takeover of Afghanistan and the deaths of 13 American service members in Kabul.

A viral video of a prank involving Calallen ISD's football players is making its way on social media.

Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller said, “People are upset because their senior leaders let them down and none of them are raising their hands and accepting accountability or saying: We messed this up.”

The Taliban have seized a radio station in Kandahar and took to the airwaves after capturing much of southern Afghanistan

Regret has become a new tool in the battle against the coronavirus

It comes after the daughter of the ruler of Dubai was pictured with her cousin in Iceland.

“I could have done research. I could have gotten the vaccine. I could have gotten my kids vaccinated, but I was negligent," Travis Campbell told The Washington Post.

The secret ingredient in Flores Tortillas is all too familiar to Texas pitmasters.

The secret ingredient in Flores Tortillas is all too familiar to Texas pitmasters.

The anti-Islam activist is ordered to pay a Syrian teenage refugee £100,000 in damages.

The video is the second video showing a brother of the president accepting large amounts of money

An Instagram image allegedly shows the daughter of the ruler of Dubai on "holiday" in Spain.

The USS Russell and the USS Omaha captured video appearing to show UFOs flying, hovering and splashing into the ocean.

Wuhan labs’ work in bat caves before the pandemic prompts questions about research safety.

A video of George Floyd's last moments was watched and shared by millions.

The SBI is also helping the police department investigate.

The Oregon Health Authority said at least 74 people associated with Peoples Church have tested positive for covid-19 — one of the state’s largest workplace outbreaks.

An ethnic rebel group in northern Myanmar says it shot down a government helicopter during heavy fighting over a strategic position

Mesmerizing footage shows a large pod of dolphins gliding through the waves in the waters off Maafushi in the Maldives.

Yet another video showing a Chicago police officer fatally shooting a man during a foot chase has prompted Mayor Lori Lightfoot and aldermen to try to look for answers on how to stop it from happening again.

A cliff collapsed onto a beach as a woman was strolling on the sand.

^ Keep Houston Press Free Support Us LocalCommunityJournalismI Support Support the independent voice of Houston and help keep the future of Houston Press free. Support UsSeventy-eight Houston area members of Actors' Equity Association have worked together to produce an entertaining and socially distanced video in which they thank Houston area residents for their continued support of the arts during a pandemic. Coming a year after the one-year anniversary of the last live Equity performance in Houston, the result is a bittersweet celebration of reminder of all the talent and energy that goes into live theater performances in Houston and how much they are missed. Joel Sandel who chairs the liaison committee of the Houston branch of the union representing professional stage actors and professional stage managers throughout the United States sent out the video which includes references to previous challenging times (floods, floods, floods) the area has undergone. Houston's theaters along with other performing arts have produced a number of video productions throughout the year, but as the actors say in this film, they can't wait to get back to an in-person delivery.

Someone told a detective that McLemore posted images of himself on Facebook that showed him kicking the front door of the Public Safety Building and bragging that he was trying to break the fingers of an officer who was pulling the door shut, the complaint said. A detective found the images on McLemore’s Facebook page that were posted on Aug. 25.