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Cass County Peace Officer Chili Cook-Off Set for October 10
Cass County Peace Officer Association will host a chili cook-off Oct. 10, 2026 at the Atlanta Visitor Center & Museum in downtown Atlanta, Texas.
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UT Makes Major Investment in Campus Police Officers
The University of Texas announced a major investment related to campus police officers.
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San Antonio's Esperanza Center to debut performance series this weekend
San Antonio’s Esperanza Center will debut a performance series this weekend.
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●●○○○ | Sep 9, 6:00 PM |
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San Antonio councilwoman wants to ban casino-like eight-liner machines
San Antonio Councilwoman Teri Castillo filed a request to ban eight-liner electronic gaming machines and increase inspections and enforcement.
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72 years of marriage: The ACU love story that started on campus
Bob and Betty Hale were profiled for celebrating 72 years of marriage that began as students at Abilene Christian University.
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U.S. Marshals and local agencies recovered 45 missing, at-risk children in August investigations across Texas and Arizona, including a trafficking victim.
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Texas Nutrition Advisory Committee published the state’s first nutritional guidelines to help Texans make practical dietary changes.
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Redistricting opponents appeal to SCOTUS after appeals court lets stand new map
Missouri redistricting opponents appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court after an appeals court allowed a Trump-backed congressional map to stand.
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Lawmakers study AI and its growth in the healthcare sector to help craft the regulatory framework
Wisconsin lawmakers held a two-day committee on AI in healthcare to assess benefits, privacy risks, and future regulatory needs.
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Military personnel accidentally triggered an emergency slide on Qatar-gifted Air Force One before Trump’s flight to Dallas proceeded.
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Trump's trip to GOP soiree in Texas is briefly delayed after Air Force One's emergency slide deploys
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Embarrassment as Air Force One emergency slide deploys
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Arab News | Trump departs DC on Qatar-gifted Air Force One after emergency slide accidentally deploys
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Embarrassment as Air Force One emergency slide deploys
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Calling All 6th–12th Graders: Ducks Unlimited Is Coming to Central Texas
Ducks Unlimited will host an interest meeting in Goldthwaite on Sept. 17 to form a Cross Timbers Varsity Chapter for grades 6–12.
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Longview man charged with falsifying client tax returns, keeping extra refund money
Jason Elias Briley was indicted for falsifying client tax returns and allegedly keeping extra refund money in Longview.
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Man agrees to plead guilty after nearly 4 kilos of fentanyl found during traffic stop
A California man agreed to plead guilty after DPS troopers found nearly 4 kilograms of fentanyl concealed in his car in Carson County.
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Tech Companies Highlight Local Impact of Data Centers
Tech companies discuss community impacts of data centers, including water recycling, local hiring, tax revenue, and energy plans in Pecos, Texas.
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'Getting too weird': GOP's 'thirst trap' stunt at convention backfires immediately
A GOP “thirst trap” stunt at the midterm convention drew immediate backlash or backfired.
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Grief support group for children and families to meet weekly in Lubbock
A weekly “Healing Hearts” grief support group for children and families meets in Lubbock from Sept. 15 to Oct. 20.
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Former Muleshoe teacher facing federal charges, accused of enticement of a minor
Federal authorities charged former Muleshoe High School teacher Allegra Fey Mora with enticement of a minor after an investigation into alleged sexual relations with a student.
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A federal appeals court in New Orleans heard arguments on whether Louisiana can tighten mifepristone prescribing rules to limit medication abortion access.
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Texas Justices Reject Sandy Hook Families' Infowars Appeal
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Appeals court considers common abortion method restriction
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Appeals court considers common abortion method restriction
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Fedreral judges set to hear why access to abortion pills would be restricted via telehealth subscriptions.
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Pills are keeping abortion accessible even where it's banned. A court is considering restrictions
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Pills are keeping abortion accessible even where it's banned. A court is considering restrictions
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Pills are keeping abortion accessible even where it's banned. A court is considering restrictions
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Push to ban abortion pill by telehealth goes before judges
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New hearing denied in fight over Texas law that gave undocumented students in-state tuition
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New hearing denied in fight over Texas law that gave in-state tuition to students without legal status
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Central Texas mother honors late son with memorial fund for FFA youth
A Troy mother created the Will Barsh Memorial Fund for Bell County FFA youth and plans a sixth annual benefit Oct. 17 in Temple.
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Arlington Police reported 357 traffic stops and 49 arrests in a Labor Day Operation Shield targeting impaired driving and speeds over 100 mph.
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Cuellar and Tijerina spar over who delivers for a South Texas district redrawn to favor the GOP
Henry Cuellar and Tano Tijerina are sparring in Texas’ 28th Congressional District over delivering federal dollars after redrawn lines favor Republicans.
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Cy-Fair ISD mom demands answers after 7-year-old put on wrong bus, left outside for hours
A Cy-Fair ISD mother reported her 7-year-old was mistakenly placed on a wrong bus and left outside for hours before being found.
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Harris County approves $20-an-hour living wage for 222 Harris Center employees
Harris County Commissioners Court approved extending a $20-an-hour living wage to 222 Harris Center employees supporting mental health and disability services.
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Denison crews work to fix water main breaks, including large break near Eisenhower Birthplace
Denison crews are repairing multiple water main breaks, including one near the Eisenhower Birthplace, with low water pressure expected during work.
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Callisburg teacher arrested, accused of solicitation of a minor
Spencer Brewer, a Callisburg ISD 4th grade math teacher, was arrested in Collinsville on charges of online solicitation of a minor.
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Denison bans new billboards under new sign ordinance
Denison enacted a sign ordinance banning new billboards while restricting certain pole and pylon signs to the U.S. 75 corridor.
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Texas AG Ken Paxton announced 7 million free eggs for food banks statewide after antitrust settlements with three egg producers.
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Texas AG Ken Paxton delivers 7 million free eggs to Texas food banks
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announces 7 million eggs for Texas food banks
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announces distribution of more than 7 million free eggs statewide
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Texas AG Ken Paxton announces giveaway of 7 million free eggs
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Ken Paxton Takes Credit for 7 Million Free Eggs
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Paxton: 7 Million Donated Eggs Headed To Texas Food Banks After Price-Fixing Settlements
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Paxton: 7 Million Donated Eggs Headed To Texas Food Banks After Price-Fixing Settlements
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Attorney General Ken Paxton Announces Distribution of 7 Million Free Eggs to Texans Across the State
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Kerrville outlines timeline for Sidney Baker Bridge repairs after July flooding
Kerrville outlined a repair timeline for the Sidney Baker Bridge after July flooding damage.
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Texas airport now allows visitors to walk travelers to gate
A Texas airport now allows visitors to walk travelers to the gate.
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Dallas Police overtime cuts could cost taxpayers more
Dallas Police faces scrutiny after overspending nearly $3 million on overtime, with reports of high overtime earnings at Love Field and traffic units.
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Lubbock Power and Light holds rate steady, changes structure
Lubbock Power and Light keeps residential electricity rates steady by lowering the per-kilowatt-hour charge and reinstating a $2.50 base charge.
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Predictive gambling markets are available in Texas, even though state laws ban gambling
Texas lawmakers plan an interim hearing on predictive gambling markets operating in the state despite laws banning traditional sports betting.
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A Universal City man faces an indecency with a child charge after an affidavit says he sexually assaulted an infant in 2025.
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Inmates, sheriff say faith-based programming is changing lives at Trinity County jail
Trinity County jail officials and inmates say faith-based programming and church access are supporting rehabilitation and reducing recidivism efforts.
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Locals shame city after beloved Texas drive in closes after 14 years
The Coyote Drive-In in Fort Worth closed permanently after 14 years as the city advances the Panther Island Project, prompting local backlash.
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Why is the recording policy being kept secret?
A student news report criticizes Princeton’s secretive University Recording Policy, arguing students weren’t adequately informed before enforcement.
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Army tenant survey returns mixed results for Fort Hood
Fort Hood Army housing’s Tenant Satisfaction Survey found mixed results, with Cavalry Family Housing scoring 78.5 and planning action based on resident feedback.
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Texas Democrats Have a Nominee in Every Legislative District for the First Time Since 1976
Texas Democrats secured nominees in every state legislative district for the first time since 1976, contrasting with missing nominees in 23 races in 2024.
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Meta hires Lauren Zimmerman to lead community engagement for El Paso data center project
Meta hired Lauren Zimmerman to lead community engagement for its El Paso data center project while city leaders press for a community benefits agreement.
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Study Finds Link Between Food Insecurity and Chronic Illness in Rural Texas
A study links food insecurity to chronic illness among people in rural Texas.
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The Trump administration proposed census rules to exclude undocumented immigrants and stop asking about race and ethnicity starting with the 2030 count.
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GOP Facing More Senate Uncertainty As Polls Show Numerous Red State Toss Ups
Republicans face tight Senate races as polling shows additional red-state tossups, including mentions of Texas, Iowa, and Alaska.
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Pets Fur People plans a Sept. 19 rally at Petland in Tyler to raise awareness against puppy mills on Puppy Mill Awareness Day.
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September Meeting Set for the Hopkins County Breast Cancer Support Group
The Hopkins County Breast Cancer Support Group will meet Sept. 14 in Sulphur Springs to prepare for an October breast health event.
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Texas behind 1/3 of damages in Voting Rights Act suits
Federal courts in Texas have awarded about a third of nationwide Voting Rights Act damages over the past decade, driven largely by two major redistricting cases.
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Pecos oil company owner indicted on theft, money laundering charges
A Reeves County grand jury indicted Zubeldia Energy Services owner Derek Zubeldia on theft of petroleum product and money laundering charges.
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Man arrested again for peering into windows on West Campus: UTPD
UTPD says Colton Banks was arrested again for peering into windows near UT Austin’s West Campus on Sept. 8.
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PAWS Around Texoma: City of Jacksboro Animal Shelter
Jacksboro Animal Shelter is over capacity and continues seeking adoptions while operating with a single animal control officer.
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●●○○○ | Sep 10, 9:30 AM |
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Wichita Falls teen selected for Times Square Down syndrome tribute
Memorial High School student Lucas Thornton was selected to appear on Times Square Jumbotrons for the National Down Syndrome Society tribute.
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The Headless Librarian begins new chapter in downtown Tyler
The Headless Librarian opened a new downtown Tyler bookstore focused on community connection and a gothic-themed shopping experience.
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SHSU RUSSELL & GLENDA GORDY COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE AWARDED $1.4 MILLION
Sam Houston State’s osteopathic medicine college received $1.4 million to launch a women’s preventive mobile health unit in rural East Texas.
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College Aggies Online offering students $18,000 in scholarships through 2026 program
College Aggies Online is advertising $18,000 in scholarships for students through a program running to 2026.
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Texas aquaculture remains stable but producers face heat and drought impacts, including higher evaporation costs and harmful algal blooms.
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Darnall to host 51st annual Retiree Health Fair
Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center will hold its 51st Retiree Health Fair Sept. 19 with screenings and TRICARE resources.
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Three people were indicted for organized credit card skimming at East Texas and DFW gas stations along I-20, with vehicles tracked via license plate cameras.
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Kitten rescued after being trapped in utility pipe in Texas
A kitten was rescued after becoming trapped about 20 feet down a utility pipe near communication towers in El Paso and was taken to a shelter.
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Beaumont police are investigating an early-morning shooting that wounded a woman north of town, with officers applying a tourniquet and EMS transporting her to a hospital.
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San Antonio's housing authority has $2.5B plan for nearly 15K apartments
Opportunity Home in San Antonio outlined a $2.5 billion plan to modernize and develop about 14,500 apartments through 2037 to expand affordable housing.
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Raghu Kalluri leads University of Texas cancer center
Raghu Kalluri joined UTMB as senior vice president and executive director of the UTMB Cancer Center to lead research and scientific strategy.
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Republicans fill American Airlines Center on first night of the convention
Republicans gathered at Dallas’ American Airlines Center for the first night of the 2026 GOP midterm convention.
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Tarrant commissioner: Data center debate 'transcends partisan sides'
Tarrant County Commissioner Matt Krause said data center regulation should include state guardrails while leaving discretion to cities amid local concerns.
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Arlington resolution on reduced polling sites in Tarrant will go to vote in late September
Arlington City Council will vote late September on a resolution opposing Tarrant County’s reduction of Election Day and early voting sites.
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Sound over surgery: UT Southwestern doctors take new approach to beating Parkinson's tremors
UT Southwestern doctors are using incisionless brain-focused ultrasound to reduce Parkinson’s tremors in Arlington patient Bud Leavell.
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Scattered thunderstorms are expected Thursday with hot, dry conditions over the weekend and a slight storm chance returning late Friday.
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Water experts warn a Colorado River Compact dispute could go to the U.S. Supreme Court if Lee’s Ferry flows fall below a threshold by October.
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'Everybody loses' if Colorado River compact heads to Supreme Court, experts say
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If Colorado River compact heads to Supreme Court, 'everybody loses,' experts say
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'Everyone loses' if the Colorado River rules go to court
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'Everybody loses' if Colordao River compact heads to Supreme Court, experts say
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If Colorado River compact heads to Supreme Court, 'everybody loses,' experts say
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Police: Driver Admits Running Red Light Before Crashing with Semi
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If Colorado River compact heads to Supreme Court, 'everybody loses,' experts say
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Pedestrian seriously hurt after semi crash in South Central El Paso, fire officials say
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Corolla driver dies, passenger seriously hurt in Northeast El Paso red-light crash
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Alzheimer's Association West Texas Hosts Bake Sale In Lubbock
Alzheimer's Association West Texas will hold a bake sale and Walk team signup in Lubbock to support Alzheimer's care and research.
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Wendler files motion to be removed from WT drag show lawsuit appeal after retirement
Former WTAMU president Walter Wendler asked to be removed from a Spectrum WT drag show lawsuit appeal after retiring, with oral arguments later this month.
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Right-wing group Turning Point USA to hold UT-San Antonio event on anniversary of Charlie Kirk's death
Turning Point USA plans a UT San Antonio vigil for Charlie Kirk’s anniversary amid campus security and prior threat concerns.
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University of North Texas in Denton will launch a new AI and advanced analytics college funded by a $20 million gift.
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UNT Gets $20 Million Gift To Launch AI And Advanced Analytics College
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Anuradha Vikas Sinha, Indian-origin couple donation, $20 million UNT donation, University of North Texas AI, UNT artificial intelligence, advanced analytics, Sinha College of AI, AI education Texas, data science, AI research, Indian Americans, Vikas Sinha Broadcom, Harrison Keller, Sinha Innovation Lab
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Indian-origin couple gifts $20 mn to American university for focus on AI, advanced analytics
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University of North Texas: Indian-origin couple gifts $20 millon to American university for focus on AI, advanced analytics
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Indian-origin couple donates $20 million to University of North Texas for AI and analytics studies
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Indian-origin couple's $20m gift creates AI college at US university
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Mobile Food Pantry September through November distribution dates
Catholic Charities Dallas will distribute free fresh food in Rockwall from September through November at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church.
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Power, cable, internet out after cargo truck takes down several telephone poles in Kilgore
A cargo truck crashed into telephone poles in Kilgore, shutting down power, cable, and internet and closing part of US 259 Business.
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Death penalty still possible for man accused in Smith County nightclub shooting
A Tyler man accused in a Smith County nightclub double shooting remains eligible for the death penalty while discovery continues.
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Muslims in Texas facing 'unprecedented levels of hostility'
A Texas-based piece says Muslims face unprecedented hostility amid rising concerns about discrimination and backlash.
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Dallas Is Becoming a Hub for the Fight Against Rogue Drones
North Texas security firms and Ericsson highlight growing rogue-drone threats and detection capabilities for events in the Dallas area.
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Frontera Fest, a Sept. 11-13 music festival in Harlingen, was canceled days before opening with full ticket refunds promised.
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Orange County woman accused of embezzling $400K from high school football team
A federal case accuses Julie Hanway Molina of embezzling about $411,761 from a nonprofit supporting Aliso Niguel High School football.
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DOTD announces nightly lane closures for September as I-10 widening project continues
DOTD announced multiple nightly lane and ramp closures in September for ongoing I-10 widening work in Baton Rouge.
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Texas legislature to hold hearings on annexing New Mexico counties - New Mexico Political Report
Texas Governmental Oversight Committee will hold late-September hearings on potentially annexing New Mexico’s Lea, Roosevelt, and Eddy Counties.
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Texas insurance costs, claims top concerns as residents weigh in with state regulators
Texas regulators released feedback from the Speak Up, Texas! campaign showing insurers’ affordability and claims handling as top consumer concerns.
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County, TxDOT fast-track Forney traffic help
County and TxDOT are fast-tracking traffic help in Forney, according to the article title.
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U.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar visited Camp East Montana after reported riots and described assaults on detention officers.
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Horizon City man arrested, charged with family violence after 911 kidnapping call
Horizon City police arrested Jorge Maese and charged him with family violence after a 911 kidnapping report.
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72nd annual Decatur BBQ Fest offers flavor, fun and free family entertainment this Saturday
The 72nd annual Decatur BBQ Fest returns Saturday at Veterans Park with free family entertainment, food trucks, and fireworks.
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Goldenrod Aims To Help Texas Film Productions
Austin company Goldenrod launched a platform to help Texas film productions maximize state incentive rebates.
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Nacogdoches County deputies used K-9 Milo to help seize 46 kilograms of cocaine and arrest three suspects.
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Nacogdoches K-9 Helps Deputies in $900K Cocaine Drug Bust
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Nacogdoches K-9 Helps Deputies in $900K Cocaine Drug Bust
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Nacogdoches K-9 Helps Deputies in $900K Cocaine Drug Bust
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Nacogdoches County traffic stop leads to seizure of 100 pounds of cocaine
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EXCLUSIVE: Border Patrol Rescues Drowning Illegal Alien Determined to Enter United States
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Agencies responding to multi-vehicle crash near US 287, FM 1912
Agencies are responding to a multi-vehicle crash near US 287 and FM 1912 in Potter County where both westbound lanes are closed.
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Texas chose a 'soft approach' with data center survey. It was so soft it flopped.
Texas regulators found more than 70% of data centers failed to respond to surveys on water and power use, with limited penalties for noncompliance.
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San Antonio's University Health offering free drive-thru flu vaccinations this fall
University Health and Bexar County will host free drive-thru flu vaccination events in September and October with advance registration required.
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A ProPublica analysis reports ectopic pregnancy deaths nearly doubled from 2020 to 2025, with steeper increases in states with abortion bans including Texas.
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Ectopic pregnancy deaths have nearly doubled. It's worse in states, like Texas, with abortion bans.
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More ectopic pregnancy deaths in abortion ban states like Texas
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Ectopic pregnancy deaths have nearly doubled. It's worse in states, like Texas, with abortion bans.
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Ectopic pregnancy deaths have nearly doubled. It's worse in states, like Texas, with abortion bans.
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Many U.S. abortion bans exempt ectopic care, yet deaths involving the condition from 2020 to 2025 nearly doubled versus the previous six years, with a steeper climb in ban states
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White House Touts Local First Approach to Securing Water
The White House’s Project Watershed 250 will use a Texas cybersecurity pilot for rural water utilities to expand nationally after a 60-day rollout.
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A Dallas man was sentenced to five years in federal prison for leading a multi-state marijuana trafficking operation from Oklahoma to Texas and other states.
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Worst-case scenario: Texoma firefighters train for water rescues
Denison-area firefighters trained for swift-water rescues in water rushing from the Denison Dam using drills with team communication and protective gear.
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DCH Surgeon Hits 100TH Open Heart Procedure Since January Hire
Dr. Jerome McDonald completed his 100th open-heart procedure at DCH Regional Medical Center after restarting the hospital’s surgical program.
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Sen. Angus King and other senators asked the Education Secretary to explain and restore school mental health grant funding after court-ordered cuts.
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Kendall County approves funds for safety improvements to Texas 46
Kendall County approved funding for safety improvements along Texas 46.
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Russellville native nominated to federal judgeship in Texas
Courtney Coker, a Russellville native, was nominated by President Donald Trump to serve as a federal judge in Northern Texas.
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Cody Allen Laviolette was charged with three counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child after an Onalaska death investigation.
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Details and statement released on Fmr. Wichita Falls City Manager Jeff Jenkins' investigation
Wichita Falls released investigation documents and a statement related to former City Manager Jeff Jenkins’ resignation and conduct concerns involving a “Jane Doe.”
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United Regional partners with Blue Zones for a healthier community
United Regional and Blue Zones hosted a Wichita Falls keynote event to pursue community-wide healthy lifestyle initiatives.
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Cy-Fair ISD mother charged with hitting her son and threatening to shoot up Moore Elementary, court records show
A Cy-Fair ISD mother is charged after allegedly hitting her son and threatening to shoot up Moore Elementary in Cypress.
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