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ASU to Host Texas Tribune for Legislative Recap

Staff ReportBy Staff ReportJune 23, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Angelo State University will host The Texas Tribune for a special live event titled “Rural Texas and the 2025 Legislative Session.” It will feature a one-on-one conversation between State Rep. Drew Darby and The Texas Tribune’s editor-in-chief, Matthew Watkins, followed by a presentation by The Texas Tribune’s regional reporters.

The event will take place at noon Tuesday, June 24 at the LeGrand Alumni and Visitors Center, 1620 University Ave.

The hourlong program will also be streamed live online at texastribune.org/events, where it will then also be available for on-demand viewing afterwards.

The discussion between Darby and Watkins will cover which bills passed, which ones didn’t pass, and how new laws will impact local communities. Topics will include the state budget, education, property taxes, water, social issues and more.

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Following the discussion, The Texas Tribune’s Regions Team will highlight policy wins for rural Texas in the 2025 legislative session.

— From Tom Nurre Jr., ASU Office of Communications and Marketing

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