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Sarah Asch

Austin

Reporter and Producer at Texas Standard

Producer & reporter for @Texasstandard | Masters student @UTiSchool | dog mom | soccer fan | sasch (at) https://t.co/ebOgeSJTjP

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Articles

  • 3 days ago | dentonrc.com | Sarah Asch

    The legislative session ends in about three weeks, and there is an avalanche of potential legislation yet to be passed by lawmakers. A measure just passed by the Senate exposes anyone who manufactures, distributes, mails, prescribes or provides an abortion-inducing drug to lawsuits of up to $100,000, The Texas Tribune reports. It also expands the wrongful death statute to encourage family members, like men who believe their partner had an abortion, to sue up to six years after the event.

  • 1 week ago | houstonpublicmedia.org | Sarah Asch

    While a bill to give even more power to Texas’ newest city winds its way through the Legislature, a smattering of other issues remain top of mind as lawmakers eye a looming sine die. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, as head of the Senate, is one of the most influential of Capitol power brokers – nothing gets on the calendar without his okay.

  • 1 week ago | keranews.org | Sarah Asch

    While a bill to give even more power to Texas' newest city winds its way through the Legislature, a smattering of other issues remain top of mind as lawmakers eye a looming sine die. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, as head of the Senate, is one of the most influential of Capitol power brokers – nothing gets on the calendar without his okay.

  • 1 week ago | tpr.org | Sarah Asch

    While a bill to give even more power to Texas’ newest city winds its way through the Legislature, a smattering of other issues remain top of mind as lawmakers eye a looming sine die. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, as head of the Senate, is one of the most influential of Capitol power brokers – nothing gets on the calendar without his okay.

  • 1 week ago | texasstandard.org | Sarah Asch

    While a bill to give even more power to Texas’ newest city winds its way through the Legislature, a smattering of other issues remain top of mind as lawmakers eye a looming sine die. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, as head of the Senate, is one of the most influential of Capitol power brokers – nothing gets on the calendar without his okay.

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2 Apr 25

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Sarah Asch
Sarah Asch @sarahradinasch
14 Mar 25

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Sarah Asch
Sarah Asch @sarahradinasch
3 Mar 25

RT @dhiott: Happy 10th to my favorite radio show, @TexasStandard. Nothing on the airwaves informs you more about what’s going on in the sta…