Federal healthcare law likely to benefit Texas greatly, study finds bi13610745 The state likely to benefit more than others because of large uninsured population, a report says

Texas A&M, SEC discussing options bi13610745 In a hotel meeting room Scottsdale, Ariz., April, SEC commissioner Mike Slive essentially promised that the tectonic plates beneath the college sports' landscape began to shift, Slive's league would not sit on the sidelines

Texas thrive no matter what Nebraska decides, but other schools likely b bi13610745 VERNON BRYANT / DMNThe Longhorns be fine wherever they end up. Other Texas schools may not be the same boat, writes Chuck Carlton. | | |..

Report: Texas, A&M meeting to discuss possible Big 12 exit bi13610745 A Nebraska invitation to join the Big Ten Conference as early as Friday now viewed as a formality following an session of board of regents Wednesday, sources familiar the changing landscape confirmed. Nebraska - Big Ten Conference - Big 12 Conference - Texas - United States..

It took green to get Green Party on ballot Texas bi13610745 An organization reportedly bankrolled paying workers to gather signatures

Texas officials seek to keep cities from pocketing state road money bi13610745 Transportation officials vote today to close the gap the pass-through tolling program

Fort Worth Stockyards becomes the home of the Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame bi13610745 The Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame moving to the Stockyards after 35 years Belton

Executive Medicine of Texas Physicians are Named Best Doctors Texas by New bi13610745 Only a handful of physicians each year make the prestigious Newsweek Magazine Best of list. Drs. Mark Anderson and Walter Gaman of Medicine of Texas both be recognized the June 28, 2010 issue

Exasperated members see obstruction at DoJ bi13610745 Bipartisan criticism of the Justice Department soaring on Capitol Hill as the branch has repeatedly balked at answering congressional requests for information, according Read more..

UTMB finances healthy again bi13610745 Although other campuses the University of Texas system are forecasting deficits, the University of Texas Medical Branch the black after years of red ink and a disastrous period following Hurricane Ike, UTMB's financial officer said last week

UTMB says losing repair funds to prisons bi13610745 The state's prison health care system suck $82 million away from repairing Hurricane Ike damage at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston major changes are not made the system, officials said Thursday

UT officials cite prison health care funding woes bi13610745 University system wants to renegotiate contract state prison system to provide inmates health care

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