Policy
Management
Finance
More News Topics
Housing and Urban Issues
Infrastructure
Policy Spotlight: AI
Politics
Resilience
Transportation
Workforce
Government Quotes
News in Numbers
Papers
Podcasts
Webinars
Magazine
Newsletters
Search
Menu
Policy
Management
Finance
More News Topics
Housing and Urban Issues
Infrastructure
Policy Spotlight: AI
Politics
Resilience
Transportation
Workforce
Government Quotes
News in Numbers
Papers
Podcasts
Webinars
Magazine
Newsletters
Search
✕
Internet Explorer 11 is not supported
For optimal browsing, we recommend Chrome, Firefox or Safari browsers.
Texas
twitter
instagram
youtube
facebook
linkedin
Policy
Texas Looks to Take the Lead on Psychedelics Research
The state is devoting $50 million to a research consortium looking into the effects of ibogaine, an illegal drug being touted by surprising psychedelics champion Rick Perry, a former governor.
June 11, 2025
Politics
How Texas’ Greg Abbott Emerged as a Powerhouse Governor
June 09, 2025
Policy
Texas Ends In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
June 5, 2025
Resilience
An Old Texas Law Is Bleeding the State’s Most Important Aquifer Dry
May 30, 2025
Policy
Texas Universities Face New Curriculum Restrictions After House Vote
May 27, 2025
·
TNS
Load More
Latest News
Politics
Leadership Lessons from Assassinated Lawmaker Melissa Hortman
June 14, 2025
·
Alan Greenblatt
Resilience
What the 'Big Beautiful Bill' Would Mean for Renewable Energy
June 13, 2025
·
Carl Smith
Policy
The False Promise of Medicaid Work Requirements
OPINION | June 13, 2025
·
Jabari Simama
Management and Administration
Most Rural Hospitals Are No Longer Delivering Babies
June 12, 2025
News in Numbers
$9.2 billion
June 12, 2025
Who Said That
"What’s the next thing the state of Kansas is going to try and take from us?”
June 12, 2025
More News
Most Read
Housing and Urban Issues
Should Cities Open Their Own Grocery Stores?
Jan. 10, 2025
·
Jule Pattison-Gordon
What Painted Us So Indelibly Red and Blue?
August 3, 2021
·
Alan Ehrenhalt
Archive
The Role of Human Resources in a Natural Disaster
January 29, 2018
Archive
On the Texas Border, Building Infrastructure Is Hard. Critics Say It's About to Get Harder.
August 23, 2017
Policy
STEM Programs Among the Deepest Cuts Driven by DOGE
May 2, 2025
Policy
What's Driving States to Ban 'Junk Food' Purchases With SNAP
May 1, 2025
·
Carl Smith
Never miss a story with Governing's Daily newsletter.
SUBSCRIBE
