Firearms Fashion Brings Women Together

byDagney Pruner

At female gun clubs in Central Texas, women share an interest in self-protection with style: Custom-colored guns and holsters adapted for women’s bodies are growing in popularity.

Blanket Criminal History Policies Create a Rental Hurdle for Thousands

byTravis Putnam Hill

Some landlords’ policies reject tenants for long-ago or minor crimes, even for arrests that never led to convictions. Landlords are beginning to consider changes.

Tech Firms Increasing Their Recruiting Efforts Among Veterans

byDagney Pruner

Tech recruiting firms are seeking talent among former service members. One appeal: Their dedication and ability to adapt to challenging situations — traits well suited for the tech field.

A Few Problems, Some Confusion at the Polls in Central Texas on Election Day

by Reporting Texas Staff

Photo ID Rules Caused Some Hiccups, but Early Long Lines Dissipated.

Reporting Texas Joins National Effort to Cover Voter Experiences on Election Day

Initiative will look for long lines, misinformation at the polls and any signs that voters are being intimidated.