Jef Rouner
Jef Rouner is an award-winning freelance journalist, the author of The Rook Circle, and a member of The Black Math Experiment. He lives in Houston where he spends most of his time investigating corruption and strange happenings. Jef has written for Houston Press, Free Press Houston, and Houston Chronicle.
Texans, Prepare For Your Electric Bill To Increase. Again.
Open your electricity bill this month and you might notice that it’s between $15 and $35 higher. That’s the new rate paid...
Cornyn’s Quest Against Fentanyl
Sen. John Cornyn is leading the charge against fentanyl overdoses, and he has significant bipartisan support despite legislative roadblocks.
White Supremacist Activity Surges In Texas On Back Of Republican Rhetoric
According to a new report from the Anti-Defamation League, white supremacist activity is surging in Texas. The activity is being empowered by...
Paxton Preps For Revenge After Acquittal
In a recent radio interview, recently reinstated Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton made it clear he is ready to seek vengeance for...
Census Shows Texas Has Double The Uninsured Rate Of Nearest Neighbors And Worst Rate...
The refusal by state Republicans to accept the Medicaid expansion of the Affordable Care Act (commonly referred to as Obamacare) continues to...
New Texas School Ratings Could Be Used in Voucher Push
A new method of evaluating public Texas schools has met with intense resistance from the schools themselves. Once concern is that the...
Paxton Losing GOP Support Amid Impeachment Trial
It seems that Attorney General Ken Paxton might finally be losing support from his own party according to recent polling.
White Supremacist Terrorists A Threat To Texas Power Grid
Overwork and deregulation are not the only things Texans have to worry about when it comes to the power grid. Increasingly, white...
Teens Being Trafficked Out Of Texas Foster Facilities
In the latest scandal involving child sex trafficking and the Texas Department of Public Safety, several homes used to house unplaced teens...
More Than A Quarter Of Texas Professors Want To Leave The State
Secondary public school vouchers have grabbed most of the headlines over the past year, but there is a concerted effort by Texas...
