It’s getting harder to afford living in Texas — even as incomes and educational attainment grow and poverty declines. Despite...
Articles by Joshua Fetcher, The Texas Tribune
Nearly five years after Winter Storm Uri sparked widespread power outages and killed hundreds of Texans, officials and residents are...
Two years after state lawmakers passed a sweeping law aimed at preventing Texas cities from adopting progressive policies, that law...
How Telematics Is Expanding the Role of Loss Control in Commercial Auto
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As telematics adoption grows and data becomes more available, commercial auto insurers are exploring ways to help fleets reduce risk...
Camp Mystic, the private summer camp that now symbolizes the deadly Central Texas floods, sat on a tract of land...
The Texas House gave a thumbs Wednesday to a bill allowing smaller homes on smaller lots in Texas’ biggest cities,...
Texas lawmakers hope to rein in homeowners’ rising insurance bills even as they acknowledge there’s only so much they can...
As Texas’ major urban areas grapple with a glut of vacant offices, state lawmakers may make it easier to transform...
If Texas wants to rein in its high housing costs, it needs more homes, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s office said...
The Texas Windstorm Insurance Association, the state’s insurer of last resort for homes and businesses on the Gulf Coast, will...
More Texas homeowners and renters than ever are struggling with high housing costs — and the state’s high home prices...