UNDERWALKER
Where public signals converge
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On eve of vote on incinerator, Montgomery Co. executive urges council to close it
Montgomery County leaders head into a Tuesday vote on whether to close the Dickerson incinerator or modernize it, with officials disputing the process.
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Texas A&M University unveils $325 million training ship
Texas A&M unveiled the $325 million training ship Lone Star State in Galveston to train maritime cadets and support humanitarian response.
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New public safety and fire training facility will serve fast-growing Cibolo South area
Cibolo is building a nearly $15 million public safety and fire training facility near I-10 to improve response times in the Cibolo South area.
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Austin's Seaholm facility enters new phase of transformation
Austin’s Seaholm facility has entered a new transformation phase as redevelopment progresses.
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Public hearing set on US 281 expansion, public comments due Nov. 25
TxDOT will hold a public hearing on US 281 expansion in south Comal County with comments due Nov. 25.
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●●●○○ | Nov 6, 5:45 PM |
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New parking garage opens as Houston's $1.14B convention district transformation moves forward
Houston opened the GRB South Garage, a 1,000-space facility, as part of the $1.14B Convention District Transformation project.
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Hello Houston – The Commuter Cut (November 6, 2026)
Hello Houston’s Commuter Cut is set to provide transportation updates for November 6, 2026.
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City to host Thursday town hall meeting on Millwood Lake water rights lease plan
Texarkana city officials will host a town hall on leasing Millwood Lake water rights for a 40-year term to support a Texas customer.
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Two crashes hours apart on I-10 in Jefferson County lead to traffic backups
Two separate crashes on I-10 in Jefferson County hours apart caused traffic backups.
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1K native trees planted along Guadalupe River as restoration effort begins
San Antonio Botanical Garden began planting 1,000 native trees along the Guadalupe River in Kerrville to restore canopy after 2025 floods.
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Researchers develop AI tool to improve crisis communication – Texas A&M Stories
Texas A&M researchers developed an AI tool to categorize disaster, weather, and humanitarian reports for faster crisis communication.
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Houston Airports announced proposed redevelopment at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, including a redesigned cellphone lot and East Cargo expansion, with proposals due early 2027.
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Killeen's utility payment system down
Killeen utility payment system experienced an outage, leaving customers unable to make payments through the service.
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Which US State Has The Best Power Grid Reliability? Hint: It's Not Texas
A report ranks states by power grid reliability, citing Illinois and Rhode Island near the top while discussing outages and Texas’s ERCOT grid.
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University Parks Drive to close for about 6 months as Barron's Branch construction begins
University Parks Drive in downtown Waco will close for about six months starting Nov. 9 for Barron’s Branch construction utility improvements.
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Big Spring to conduct emergency warning siren testing Friday
Big Spring will test its emergency warning sirens Friday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., with no public action required.
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Houston-area homes are sinking in places. Here's how to spot foundation trouble before you buy
Local realtors explain how Houston-area subsidence can cause foundation damage and list signs buyers should look for.
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TxDOT urged drivers and pedestrians to stay alert after dark as October and November remain the most dangerous months for Texas pedestrian crashes.
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TxDOT Shares Pedestrian Safety Reminder as Days Get Shorter
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TxDOT promotes pedestrian safety with 'walking billboards'
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TxDOT Shares Pedestrian Safety Reminder as Days Get Shorter
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TxDOT Shares Pedestrian Safety Reminder as Days Get Shorter
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Pedestrian safety campaign comes to Brownwood Nov. 12
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TxDOT Shares Pedestrian Safety Reminder as Days Get Shorter
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TxDOT Shares Pedestrian Safety Reminder as Days Get Shorter
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New safety guidelines issued for Montgomery County parking lots, garages after more than 1,500 injuries reported
Montgomery County issued new design guidelines for parking lots and garages after reporting 1,532 injuries and five pedestrian fatalities in crashes from 2016-2024.
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Crews repaved a Texas highway with 4.5 tons of shredded plastic bags in the asphalt, and researchers are still measuring what the surface sheds over years
Researchers and crews in Rockwall tested highway asphalt mixed with 4.5 tons of shredded plastic bags to improve durability.
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$1B Blue Marlin offshore crude oil export terminal approved
Federal regulators approved a $1 billion Blue Marlin offshore crude oil export terminal off Louisiana that could export nearly 2 million barrels per day.
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Bryan finishes $7.2M Mumford Road project aimed at improving safety
The city of Bryan completed a $7.2 million Mumford Road reconstruction adding a turn lane, new bridge, and drainage improvements.
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Ferrovial's Webber wins $537.9 million contract for Fort Worth Mary's Creek water reclamation plant
Fort Worth awarded Webber a $537.9 million contract to build the Mary’s Creek Water Reclamation Facility on the west side with initial 10 million gallons per day capacity.
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Road back open in Milam County following 18-wheeler rollover
An 18-wheeler rollover on FM485 at CR245 in Milam County caused lane closures before reopening roads later Thursday.
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Houston group pushes for parking reform, saying requirements drive up costs and limit development
Strong Towns Houston is pushing to change minimum parking requirements, arguing they raise costs and limit development.
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Lufkin fronts $162K in emergency repairs after TxDOT project fills sewer main with concrete
Lufkin will spend about $162,410 on emergency sewer repairs after a TXDOT contractor’s drilling filled roughly 390 feet of sewer main with concrete.
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TxDOT campaign puts pedestrian safety message on Texarkana streets
TxDOT deployed walking billboards in Texarkana to promote pedestrian safety during peak crash months, emphasizing nighttime visibility and crosswalk awareness.
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Why is there no school zone on 61st Street near Odyssey Academy?
A question has been raised about the lack of a school zone on 61st Street near Odyssey Academy.
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IREN Blames Microsoft Change for Delay to Texas AI Center
IREN says a Microsoft-requested networking equipment change delayed its multi-phase AI data center project in Childress, Texas.
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NASA tested an autonomous lunar landing navigation system using a drone in California to generate terrain maps and divert away from hazards.
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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Nasa navigation tech trial paves the way for safer lunar landings
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In the shadow of failed school bonds, city launches 2027 bond process with new tri-chairs
San Antonio City Council begins the 2027 bond process with three newly appointed bond chairs and May voter propositions.
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Greenbelt Lake drops to 4.3% capacity as Clarendon addresses water quality issues
Greenbelt Lake near Clarendon has fallen to 4.3% capacity as Clarendon flushes lines and plans a water line replacement.
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IAH declared 10th worst U.S. airport for flight disruptions
Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport was ranked among the worst U.S. airports for flight disruptions.
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After Kirby Mansion demolition, Houstonians call for stronger safeguards for historic structures
Houstonians call for stronger safeguards for historic structures after the demolition of the Kirby Mansion.
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$11 million rest stop restoration underway in Sunset to close Northbound US 287/81 lanes
TxDOT crews will close the right lane on northbound US 287/81 in Sunset starting Nov. 9 for an $11 million rest stop renovation.
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Granite Springs Ranch developers outline plans for 912-acre subdivision
Granite Springs Ranch developers plan to seek annexation and connect a 912-acre, 400-home subdivision to Granite Shoals’ water system.
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Tyler residents say traffic signal timing at multiple intersections leaves drivers waiting too long despite improvements.
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Tyler Drivers Complain About These Traffic Intersections
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Tyler Drivers Complain About These Traffic Intersections
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Tyler Drivers Complain About These Traffic Intersections
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Tyler Drivers Complain About These Traffic Intersections
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Tyler Drivers Complain About These Traffic Intersections
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Tyler Drivers Complain About These Traffic Intersections
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Tyler Drivers Complain About These Traffic Intersections
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Periodic closures at I35E/W interchange in Denton start Thursday night
Periodic closures at the I-35E and US 380/W interchange in Denton begin Thursday night.
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METRO approves $40 million plan to repair roads, sidewalks along bus routes
METRO’s board approved $40 million to repair roads, sidewalks, and bus stops along bus routes in the Houston area.
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Katy ISD lifts shelter-in-place order from Wolman Elementary School following reported gas leak nearby
Katy ISD lifted a shelter-in-place at Wolman Elementary after a nearby contractor-hit gas main leak.
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Houston business owner gets water restored after seven weeks without service and nearly $2,000 bill
A southwest Houston auto shop owner reported seven weeks without water after a failed repair and said her nearly $2,000 bill is under review.
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18-wheeler smashes into concrete divider, shuts down I-10
An 18-wheeler crash into a concrete divider shut down westbound I-10 between Foster Road and Ackerman Road in San Antonio.
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Feral Swine Control Programs Awarded Funding - USDA-NRCS Southeast AgNET
USDA-NRCS awarded additional funding for several multi-year feral swine control and eradication pilot projects across Texas and other states.
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Panamint Capital reached financial close on a $1.8 billion Green Loan to build the 1.2GW Big Rooter Power solar project in Robertson County.
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Trinity Metro breaks ground on TEXRail extension to Medical District
Trinity Metro broke ground on a 2.1-mile TEXRail extension to Fort Worth’s Medical District and Near Southside, supported by $270 million in funding.
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Lubbock City Council approves ordinance allowing residents to petition for paved alleys
Lubbock City Council approved an ordinance letting residents petition to pave alleys if two-thirds agree and upfront funding for feasibility is secured.
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Building the Airport of the Future
A construction industry piece highlights skilled trade workforce and teamwork building a major Houston airport project.
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Texas school districts face budget strain as diesel prices surge
Rising diesel prices are straining Texas school transportation budgets, prompting route changes and reduced bus idling in multiple districts.
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A multi-car crash closed westbound 114th Street at Slide Road in Lubbock, with multiple people reporting minor injuries.
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Houston moves forward with federal grant to put more eyes in the sky at large events
Houston City Council authorized applying for a federal drone grant to expand aerial monitoring at large public events.
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130 cars, zero coverage: court rules construction policy stops at maintenance
The Fifth Circuit ruled Liberty Mutual has no duty to defend highway contractors after a 130-vehicle pileup because claims target maintenance, not construction.
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Three semis crash, one person critical
A four-vehicle crash involving three semis on I-20 near Lindale left one person in critical condition and caused traffic delays.
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Gov. Greg Abbott renewed a statewide disaster proclamation for New World screwworm, citing ongoing northward spread threatening Texas livestock.
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Hillsboro secures $5 million for road construction
Hillsboro’s Economic Development Corporation received a $5 million grant to reconstruct Industrial Loop/Old Dallas Highway for economic growth.
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Bryan voters approve charter amendment to remove Texas Avenue medians
Bryan voters approved a charter amendment to remove Texas Avenue medians, though TxDOT consent may be required.
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Inside £235k restoration of historic Houston building
Houston's St Fillan's Roman Catholic Church is receiving a £235,000 grant for restoration expected to finish by late March or April.
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Killeen council approves funding phase 2 of Stagecoach construction, design for Featherline Road project
Killeen City Council approved an $8.3 million phase 2 bid to reconstruct Stagecoach Road and discussed a design project for Featherline Road.
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Proposed Emergency Services District 3 in Bell County appears to fall short
A proposed Bell County Emergency Services District 3 appeared to fail in Tuesday voting, with voters rejecting a new taxing entity for fire services.
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Angleton approves $591,000 vacuum truck to replace broken equipment
Angleton approved $591,000 to buy a vacuum truck to replace broken equipment.
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Over 95,000 killed: Texas marks 26 years of daily roadway deaths
TxDOT and DPS in Abilene mark 26 years of daily Texas roadway deaths and plan safety brochures during traffic stops.
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Houston City Council considers raising fees for developers to help repair city parks
Houston City Council is considering raising the Open Space Ordinance developer fee from $700 to $900 to fund park repairs.
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Lake Jackson looks to loosen parking requirements for businesses
Lake Jackson City Council reviewed a draft zoning ordinance that would give businesses more flexibility in required parking spaces.
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Downtown stakeholders meeting showcases major infrastructure upgrades, upcoming events
San Antonio’s downtown stakeholders meeting outlined convention center expansion, Alamodome upgrades, and December events including Holidays on Houston Street.
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USDA Invests $21 Million in an Additional 10 Projects including one in Texas to Expand Wildlife Conservation, Outdoor Access
USDA awarded $21 million for 10 public-access wildlife conservation projects, including a $3 million Texas effort through TPWD.
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Temporary four-way stops planned at Loop 250 and Garfield Street in Midland
Midland plans temporary four-way stops at Loop 250 and Garfield Street on Nov. 4 while a traffic signal cabinet is replaced.
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FM 2590/VFW Construction Brings New Traffic Delays This Week
TxDOT plans FM 2590 overlay lane closures between Canyon and Amarillo starting Nov. 4.
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Records detail El Paso Water response to Marathon refinery wastewater incident
New records describe El Paso Water’s noncompliance actions after a Marathon refinery wastewater incident and an undisclosed benzene-waste bypass.
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OpenAI Commits 1,000 Megawatts to Grid Emergency Relief After UK Trial Proves AI Can Cut Power 40% in Seconds
OpenAI announced a Grid Protectors Program offering up to 1,000 megawatts of curtailment from a Georgia data center during grid emergencies.
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State Highway 53 east of Temple was shut down after a head-on crash, prompting traffic disruption in the area.
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DCTA uses collaboration to support member cities - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound
DCTA participated in North Texas’s 2026 Infrastructure Summit to coordinate transit planning for member cities facing population growth.
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Long Mott Advanced Nuclear Plant Moves to Final U.S. Permit Stage
The NRC issued a Final Safety Evaluation Report for the Long Mott advanced nuclear plant at Seadrift, advancing permitting toward construction.
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Waco plans nearly $1M for sidewalk, lighting improvements along Jackson Avenue
Waco approved nearly $1 million for new sidewalks and improved lighting along Jackson Avenue to make downtown pedestrian travel safer.
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Brazos County ESD 1 Opens New $5.3M Headquarters, Fire Station on Koppe Bridge Road
Brazos County ESD 1 opened a new $5.3 million fire station and administrative headquarters on Koppe Bridge Road.
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●●●○○ | Nov 3, 2:30 AM |
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Denton's Core Scientific data center faces TCEQ violations due to air quality emissions | Denton
Core Scientific’s Denton AI data center faces Texas Commission on Environmental Quality enforcement over alleged excessive air emissions from backup generators.
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Demolition crews tore down Houston’s historic Kirby Mansion at 2000 Smith after work was initially stopped for missing a permit.
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$700m gas station tycoon linked to $9.3m purchase of 100-year-old Houston mansion now flattened to make way for convenience store
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Houston's 132-year-old Kirby Mansion demolished despite preservation protest; the former 36-room Tudor Revival home could become a gas station
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Reduced to rubble: East Texas lumber baron John Henry Kirby's historic mansion demolished
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Historic Mansion of Kirbyville's Namesake Partially Demolished in Houston
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Demolition resumes for historic Kirby mansion following pushback by preservationists over proper permits
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Kirby Mansion demolition sparks Houston rally
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Candlelight vigil held for historic Kirby Mansion after partial demolition
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●●●●○ | Nov 3, 1:15 AM |
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El Paso County seeks more funding for Bob Hope Drive improvements in East El Paso
El Paso County is seeking additional funding for Bob Hope Drive expansion in East El Paso, with construction potentially starting as soon as 2028.
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Galveston takes over short-term rental hotline as violation fines reach $25,384
Galveston brought a short-term rental complaint hotline in-house and reported 264 violations filed since taking oversight in 2025.
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Brazoria County homeowners want something done with eroding beachfront road
Homeowners near San Luis Pass say an eroded Gulf Beach Drive road has reduced access to their properties since Hurricane Beryl, with repairs pending long-term plans.
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TxDOT road closures happening between November 1 and November 8
TxDOT scheduled multiple road closures and lane reductions in the El Paso area from Nov. 1 to Nov. 8 for construction.
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Montgomery partners with sheriff's office to start handling minor city traffic crashes
Montgomery, Alabama will send trained sheriff’s deputies to investigate qualifying minor-injury city traffic crashes during weekday hours.
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City of Taylor terminates contract with Flock Safety
The City of Taylor is disabling eight Flock license plate readers and terminating its contract over limited crime-solving value and data security concerns.
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Harris County gets $10 million in federal funding to address delays at east Houston train crossing
Harris County received over $10 million in federal funding to pursue grade separation for the Lockwood Drive train crossing.
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Abilene's Cypress Street Wins Recognition For Downtown Makeover
Abilene’s Cypress Street Improvement Project was named a finalist for a 2026 Texas Downtown President’s Award for downtown upgrades.
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Army Corps Awards $61.5M for Fort Hood Microgrid, Built for 14-Day Grid Independence
The U.S. Army Corps awarded $61.5 million to build Fort Hood’s Phantom Warrior microgrid for 14-day power resilience.
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Houston City Council weighs grant to give officers more eyes in the sky
Houston City Council will vote Wednesday on seeking federal drone funding to expand aerial oversight for public events.
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Magnolia Park community to undergo groundbreaking for $28.4 drainage project Monday with county officials
Magnolia Park will hold a 2 p.m. groundbreaking Monday for a $28.4 million neighborhood drainage project covering 80th and Sherman streets.
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CAMPO launches I-35 carpool program for Austin commuters
CAMPO launched the We Ride I-35 carpool program for Austin-area commuters from Kyle and Buda to reduce impacts from I-35 construction.
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Belton ISD school bus collides with vehicle in Temple; no students aboard
A Belton ISD bus crash in Temple at about 7:40 a.m. involved another vehicle, with no students or staff injured and limited details released.
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Nearly a year later, Grand Parkway lighting problems remain
Many Grand Parkway lights remain out along sections in Harris County, with TxDOT citing ongoing work and unclear completion timelines.
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Texas City to Consider Deal with RV Park Developers - Woodall's Campground Magazine
Wichita Falls City Council will consider an agreement to fund sewer engineering for development of the Falls Ranch RV Resort near Jacksboro Highway.
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Southwestern University and City of Georgetown Officially Begin Construction of Southwestern University 560
Southwestern University and Georgetown begin construction of the first phase of Southwestern University 560, including a new City Customer Service Center opening mid-2028.
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The U.S. Maritime Administration approved ST LNG’s deepwater port license off Matagorda for an $8.2 billion LNG export project.
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USISPF welcomes ST LNG approval as milestone for US-India energy cooperation
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USISPF welcomes ST LNG approval as milestone for US-India energy cooperation
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US Agency Approves ST LNG Deepwater Port in Texas — Ship & Bunker
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Sharad Tak wins approval for $8.2 billion Texas LNG port project
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Indian-American-led firm to build $8.2 bn deepwater port off Texas coast
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Indian-American led firm to build USD 8.4 billion deepwater port off Texas
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Indian-American-led firm gets US nod for $8.2 billion LNG port off Texas coast
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US Approves $8.2 Billion Texas Deepwater LNG Port Led By Indian-American Entrepreneur Sharad Tak, Set To Boost American LNG Exports
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Port Houston continues strategic planning for improvements
Port Houston’s commission discussed planning for Project 12 channel expansion and Barbours Cut North improvements, including studies with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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TxDOT: October, November most dangerous months for Texas pedestrians
TxDOT says October and November are Texas’s most dangerous months for pedestrians due to darker nights and reduced visibility, urging safer driving after dark.
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Major crash shuts down SH 105, FM 1774 intersection in Plantersville
A major crash shut down the SH 105 and FM 1774 intersection in Plantersville as authorities investigated the collision.
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Regents expand water infrastructure at RELLIS Semiconductor Institute
Texas A&M approved nearly $11.8 million for a new million-gallon water tower at RELLIS and plans a $15.8 million water well later this year.
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Bexar County began emissions testing Nov. 1, requiring annual tests for gasoline vehicles to renew registration.
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Bexar County sheriff unveils plan to cut jail overtime as inmate hospital visits double
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New vehicle emissions inspections aim to improve Bexar County air quality
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Bexar County launches vehicle emissions testing on Nov. 1, impacting nearly 2 million cars
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Bexar County launches vehicle emissions testing on Nov. 1, impacting nearly 2 million cars
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Southside pier, boat rentals closed at Tyler State Park due to lake levels
Tyler State Park in Smith County closed the southside day-use pier and boat rentals due to low lake levels and safety concerns.
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TxDOT announces road work planned for week of Nov. 2
TxDOT announced planned road work for the week of Nov. 2, but the provided body contains no specific project details.
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There's an oil company surveying our neighborhood. Who said yes?
HF Sinclair’s Westline Connect fuel pipeline proposal would cross parts of Silver Creek Estates in the Salt Lake area starting digs in 2028.
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