State Reporter & Report for America Corps Member
Hannah Norton is a State Reporter & Report for America Corps Member. She covers a diverse range of topics including education, health and wellness, and social issues, with a particular focus on the education system, K-12 developments, and the intersection of these themes with Texas' unique landscape. Hannah's work has been featured in Comparethemarket.com.au, ABC13 Houston, and Community Impact.
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Hannah Norton's coverage heavily focuses on government and politics, particularly within Texas. She also covers education-related topics to a lesser extent. Her articles often involve legal policy regulations and government announcements.
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See Texans’ artwork on the annual Texas House holiday tree
Lawmakers seek ‘innovative’ health options as Texas leads nation for most uninsured residents
By: Hannah Norton
A 2023 state law eliminating safety inspections for noncommercial vehicles takes effect on New Year's Day. Vehicles must still pass emissions tests in 17 urban counties.
ERCOT forecasts ‘normal’ grid conditions during cold snap
By: Hannah Norton
As Texas’ population grows and people seek REAL ID-compliant licenses, the Texas Department of Public Safety is asking lawmakers for nearly $229 million to hire additional driver license staff and improve technology.
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State leaders say power grid is ‘very strong’ as snow heads to North Texas
By: Hannah Norton
State lawmakers will have an estimated $194.6 billion available for general-purpose spending as they write the 2026-27 state budget, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced Jan. 13.
Rep. Dustin Burrows, R-Lubbock, listens to other lawmakers speak ahead of the Jan. 14 vote for Texas House speaker.
Grid conditions are expected to be normal during a Jan. 20-23 freeze and officials do not anticipate a power emergency, according to the Electric Reliability Council of Texas. (Community Impact staff)
By: Hannah Norton
Texas communities are grappling with water shortages and aging infrastructure as people and businesses move to the state in droves.
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