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SpaceX has Texas-scale ambitions in the sky. But they’re creating tensions on Earth.

By Henry Gass October 13, 2024 Articles, Photography
SpaceX has Texas-scale ambitions in the sky. But they’re creating tensions on Earth.

As SpaceX transforms the Gulf Coast towns near its Starbase launch site, Texas is fast becoming the capital of the private space industry. For locals, the excitement and innovation blend with concerns for the area’s unique ecosystem.

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Lights on, but trust off. Texas tries to rebuild confidence in grid.

By Henry Gass February 28, 2024 Articles

The Texas power grid is more reliable today than it was three years ago, when a massive winter power failure convulsed the state. But officials are finding that restoring trust is a demanding and long-term process.

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Will ‘Texas tough’ work in fighting fentanyl fatalities?

By Henry Gass February 12, 2024 Articles, Photography
Will ‘Texas tough’ work in fighting fentanyl fatalities?

Fentanyl is a leading cause of death for Americans ages 18 to 45. Texas is taking a largely tough-on-crime approach, while critics urge a new approach prioritizing addiction treatment and prevention.

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From dentures to job training, ex-prisoners get help to thrive

By Henry Gass January 30, 2024 Articles, Photography
From dentures to job training, ex-prisoners get help to thrive

Miles of Freedom helps people leaving prison. The most important thing it offers: community.

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DIY border fix? Texas tests limits on immigration policy.

By Henry Gass December 22, 2023 Articles

Amid concerns about record encounters with migrants at the southern U.S. border, one of the most affected states is trying to take action on its own. But is that legal?

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What a Texas-sized battle over state history means

By Henry Gass November 7, 2023 Articles, Photography
What a Texas-sized battle over state history means

What is the purpose of studying the past? A lawsuit against a Texas historical organization was really, both sides say, about how the narrative arc of history will bend in the future.

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In Eagle Pass, the border crisis is complicated

By Henry Gass September 26, 2023 Articles, Photography
In Eagle Pass, the border crisis is complicated

Residents of Eagle Pass, Texas, live with the border crisis in ways most of the rest of the U.S. does not. They want a secure border. They also want humane treatment of migrants.

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Cards, gifts, a ‘tunnel of love’: Uvalde library offers healing

By Henry Gass August 11, 2023 Articles, Photography
Cards, gifts, a ‘tunnel of love’: Uvalde library offers healing

The public library in Uvalde, Texas, is documenting the “outpouring of love” after the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School last year, helping the town to process and heal.

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As extreme heat rises, so do concerns for worker safety

By Henry Gass August 3, 2023 Articles, Photography
As extreme heat rises, so do concerns for worker safety

Record-breaking heat this summer has raised risks for millions of American workers in hot conditions. This is helping to spur a rethink of how the country manages extreme heat and labor.

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Amid record heat wave, Texas grid powers through

By Henry Gass July 21, 2023 Articles

The Texas power grid – famous for failing when it is most needed – has come through weeks of record 100-degree days like a champ. Its performance could provide a model for the rest of the United States on what energy transformation can look like.

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