Matthew Watkins
Editor-in-Chief at Texas Tribune
Editor-in-chief at @texastribune. Aggie. Winner of the 2011 Texas Christmas Tree Growers Award for business writing. Ask me about my kids.
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texastribune.org | Ayan Mittra |Matthew Watkins
Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Today, we are delighted to share the news that The Texas Tribune has taken a critical step in its efforts to help strengthen Austin community news: We’ve acquired the Austin Monitor. For years, the Monitor has served Austin with in-depth local coverage for interested and engaged residents.
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texastribune.org | Matthew Watkins
Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Earlier this year, we asked: Who’s reading The Texas Tribune, and what are you counting on us for? The answers you gave couldn’t have been clearer — or more motivating. Texans need this newsroom. And right now, this newsroom needs you. The survey of our readers confirms the value of the Tribune’s public service in Texas.
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click2houston.com | Matthew Watkins
Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Earlier this year, we asked: Who’s reading The Texas Tribune, and what are you counting on us for? The answers you gave couldn’t have been clearer — or more motivating. Texans need this newsroom. And right now, this newsroom needs you. The survey of our readers confirms the value of the Tribune’s public service in Texas.
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yahoo.com | Matthew Watkins
Earlier this year, we asked: Who’s reading The Texas Tribune, and what are you counting on us for? The answers you gave couldn’t have been clearer — or more motivating. Texans need this newsroom. And right now, this newsroom needs you. The survey of our readers confirms the value of the Tribune’s public service in Texas. Although our newsroom is proud to have readers in all 50 states and around the world, most of you — 72% — are right here in Texas.
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inkl.com | Matthew Watkins
Earlier this year, we asked: Who’s reading The Texas Tribune, and what are you counting on us for? The answers you gave couldn’t have been clearer — or more motivating. Texans need this newsroom. And right now, this newsroom needs you. The survey of our readers confirms the value of the Tribune’s public service in Texas. Although our newsroom is proud to have readers in all 50 states and around the world, most of you — 72% — are right here in Texas.
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A bill that has passed the Texas Senate would allow people to sue abortion pill providers, would ban state judges from assessing its constitutionality and would allow any state judge who rules it unconstitutional to be personally sued for $100,000. https://t.co/nzzgDM7rdg
RT @ByEdMcKinley: Fantastic reporting here from @McGeeReports. Full of great details and one of the most illuminating stories into how Te…
A must-read: Alex Fairly was on a path to be Texas’ next Tim Dunn — a sharp-elbowed megadonor poised to spend big to push the state further right. Then he learned more about about Dunn’s tactics and had a change of heart. https://t.co/nWXk54bpYo https://t.co/UxrNgPXlKv