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by Jim Malewitz and Ryan McCrimmon, The Texas Tribune
January 13, 2015
Tuesday, the first day of the 84th legislative session, was a day for pomp, circumstance, protest and a whole lot of tweeting. Here’s a selection of what journalists, lawmakers and others shared, along with the Tribune’s on-the-ground reporting.
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Jim Malewitz was a reporter at the Tribune from 2013 to 2017, covering energy and environment and then working on investigations. Previously, he covered those issues for Stateline, a nonprofit news service... More by Jim Malewitz
Ryan McCrimmon was a reporting intern for The Texas Tribune in 2015. A graduate of Northwestern University, Ryan previously covered national politics and foreign affairs for the Medill News Service in... More by Ryan McCrimmon
