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Kayla Guo, after a successful yearlong fellowship covering Congress for The New York Times, joins The Texas Tribune.

Jaden Edison comes to us from the nonprofit Connecticut Mirror. He will take on one of The Texas Tribune’s most urgent and high-profile beats.

Berenice Garcia in McAllen, Jess Huff in Lufkin and Laura Duclos in Houston are our newsroom’s latest hires.

Our newsroom earned recognition for top reporter, investigative report, infographic, video and Freedom of Information work.

AP will distribute Tribune articles to its members. The Tribune will have access to AP’s immigration and Texas stories.

He’s covered state government for the Houston Chronicle and the San Antonio Express-News since 2021.

Texas is an economic and cultural powerhouse. It’s also among the least civically engaged states in America. This project explores how democracy is experienced and challenged here with a collection of stories that elevate the voices of regular voters, explainers that demystify elections and events where Texans share their concerns about the state’s institutions. Sign up for our bimonthly newsletter with the latest updates here.

We came up with an “engagement score” to determine our most viewed and read articles of the year.

The Trust Project’s eight Trust Indicators are the first major global transparency standard for news. They include honesty, accuracy and fairness; owning up to mistakes; disclosure of our funding; and details on our journalists’ expertise.

At the annual conference of the Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas, two Republican lawmakers described how government officials fail to meet transparency requirements.

Adams will oversee audience growth and engagement. Keemahill is a data journalist working on investigative stories. Nogueras will be our first Permian Basin reporter, based in Midland-Odessa.

The crusading liberal magazine had planned to lay off its staff and shut down. But the board has now reversed course.

Journalists at the progressive publication expect to be laid off this week. Relations between the board and senior staff have severely eroded.

Downey, who currently reports on Florida politics, covered the Texas Legislature’s 2019 session for the Austin American-Statesman.

Texas Tribune photographers captured a historic year of challenges and resilience.

Emily Foxhall, Laura Garcia, Michele Gonzalez, Julia Guilbeau and Stephen Simpson are the latest additions to the Tribune’s news and events teams.

Speaking to the Republican Jewish Coalition in Las Vegas, the Texas Republican said he would seek reelection, but he also did not rule out running for president.

Roxanna Asgarian will cover law and courts, Robert Downen will cover challenges to democracy and Alejandra Martinez will cover the environment.

A graduate of Northeastern University, Serrano has reported for the San Francisco Chronicle and the Houston Chronicle. He’ll remain based in Houston.

Yuriko will work as a designer-developer to report and create engaging interactive stories about Texas.