Jayme Lozano
High Plains Reporter at Texas Tribune
Journalist covering the Tx South Plains & Panhandle for @TexasTribune through @report4America. Past: Lubbock NPR, Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
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1 week ago |
lufkindailynews.com | Jayme Lozano |Carlos Ramos |Jess Huff |Berenice Garcia
There were big wins for rural Texas this legislative session as lawmakers dedicated more funding to health care, struggling farmers and emergency management. More than 3 million Texans live in rural pockets strewn across the state, from the Piney Woods in East Texas to far-flung corners in the Panhandle. However, people in rural communities are more likely to lack access to basic necessities, have a dearth of hospitals and struggle to find money for infrastructure needs.
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1 week ago |
caller.com | Jayme Lozano |Alejandra Martinez
Jayme Lozano Carver and Alejandra MartinezThe Texas TribuneTexas lawmakers approved a $20 billion investment in water projects and passed legislation addressing water conservation and supply. New laws target water loss in large utilities, prohibit homeowner associations from penalizing residents for brown lawns during water restrictions and expand funding for flood mitigation projects that can also increase water supply.
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2 weeks ago |
kxii.com | Jayme Lozano |Alejandra Martinez
The Texas Tribune - Texas lawmakers took steps big and small to help save the state’s water supply. A big one: investing $20 billion in water projects over the next two decades. A small one: banning homeowners’ associations from punishing residents who don’t have bright green lawns. The state’s water supply is in peril. Legislators saw this year as their last chance to invest before the state faces calamity.
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2 weeks ago |
kwtx.com | Jayme Lozano |Alejandra Martinez
The Texas Tribune - Texas lawmakers took steps big and small to help save the state’s water supply. A big one: investing $20 billion in water projects over the next two decades. A small one: banning homeowners’ associations from punishing residents who don’t have bright green lawns. The state’s water supply is in peril. Legislators saw this year as their last chance to invest before the state faces calamity.
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2 weeks ago |
texastribune.org | Jayme Lozano |Alejandra Martinez
Subscribe to The Y’all — a weekly dispatch about the people, places and policies defining Texas, produced by Texas Tribune journalists living in communities across the state. Texas lawmakers took steps big and small to help save the state’s water supply. A big one: investing $20 billion in water projects over the next two decades. A small one: banning homeowners’ associations from punishing residents who don’t have bright green lawns. The state’s water supply is in peril.
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