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The executive order allows DPS troopers to reroute vehicles back to their origin point or a port of entry. Critics say citing the coronavirus as justification is hypocritical since the governor won't let local officials require masks in public.

Uriel J. García

TribCast: Coronavirus cases climb in Texas, and realignment rocks college sports July 29, 2021

In this week’s episode, Matthew speaks with Karen, Ross and Heidi about the rising COVID-19 case numbers in Texas and conference realignment in college sports.

Matthew Watkins and Michael Rey de Leon

A tale of two capital cities: Texas Democrats continue fight for voting rights in Washington as Republicans push them to return July 28, 2021

Both Republicans in Austin and Democrats in D.C. have engaged in the political drama over the past two weeks, with the two camps battling it out on cable news interviews and social media over the quorum bust and who is to blame for it.

Cassandra Pollock and Abby Livingston

Invoking the spirit of Selma, Texas activists begin 27-mile march demanding federal action on voting rights July 28, 2021

The marchers will travel south from Georgetown to Austin over four days, hoping to build pressure on Congress to act on federal legislation to boost or safeguard access to voting. They will end with a Saturday morning rally at the Capitol.

Alexa Ura

Houston-area congressional candidate was dismissed from military over 2006 drunken fight July 28, 2021

The candidate, Matt Berg, is running against U.S. Rep. Troy Nehls, R-Richmond, and says the incident was a turning point in his life, prompting him to seek professional help and become an active community volunteer in Fort Bend County.

Patrick Svitek

Martin Luther King Jr.’s son says Texas Republicans are misrepresenting his father’s words in effort to whitewash history July 28, 2021

Republican Texas lawmakers have justified their efforts to limit how racism and current events are taught in school by saying that critical race theory judges people by the color of their skin. Martin Luther King III and experts disagree.

Isabella Zou

GOP senator says Gov. Greg Abbott should lose line-item veto after cutting Legislature’s funding, jeopardizing staffers’ jobs July 27, 2021

The bill is largely symbolic, as the Legislature is currently at a standstill, unable to move any legislation because House Democrats broke quorum two weeks ago when they fled to Washington, D.C., to block GOP voting bills.

Heidi Pérez-Moreno

CDC wants more vaccinated people and schoolchildren to mask up — but Texas keeps it voluntary July 27, 2021

Texas Republican state leaders held their ground against allowing local schools and governments to require masks. The CDC guidelines are not mandates and have no weight of law.

Karen Brooks Harper

Gov. Greg Abbott orders Texas National Guard to help with migrant arrests at the border July 27, 2021

In a letter to the major general of the Texas National Guard, Abbott said “more manpower is needed” at the border.

James Barragán

Federal judge tosses lawsuit that sought to end UT-Austin’s affirmative action policy July 27, 2021

The judge found that the group behind the suit had essentially brought the same claims in a previous case in which the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the University of Texas at Austin’s policy.

Allyson Waller

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