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American data centers in just seven states are reportedly using more water than all the cities in California
A Ceres report says data centers in seven states, including Texas, withdraw about 3.4 trillion gallons of freshwater annually.
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Dallas City Council advances competitive bond sale in fall
Dallas City Council approved resolutions to issue up to $348 million in bonds and equipment obligations, with a competitive sale planned for Nov. 12.
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San Antonio City Council approved up to $638,370 for a Diversion Center pilot launching in January 2027 to steer people into treatment.
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●●●○○ | Sep 10, 8:45 PM |
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East Dallas water leak repaired after flowing for 40 days
Dallas Water Utilities repaired a San Fernando Way water line leak after it flowed for 40 days in East Dallas.
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●●○○○ | Sep 10, 9:00 PM |
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Stella's restaurant to host fundraiser on 9/11
Stella’s restaurant in Lubbock will hold a 9/11 fundraiser donating a portion of sales to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
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●●○○○ | Sep 10, 9:15 PM |
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Few Storms, Near-Record Heat
Lubbock forecasts diminishing storms tonight, a slight chance of stray showers Friday, and near-record weekend heat around 100°F.
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Canadian visitors celebrate America's 250th at Freedom Truck museum
Canadian missionaries visited the Freedom Truck Mobile Museum in Port Aransas to celebrate and discuss America’s 250th anniversary and constitutional freedoms.
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Rockport will consider at its Sept. 22 city council meeting whether to modify or end its Flock license-plate reader camera contract.
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Family of Weslaco teen fights to keep Alani Nu energy drink lawsuit alive in appeals court
A Weslaco teen’s family is appealing to keep alive a wrongful-death lawsuit over Alani Nu energy drinks after the case was paused in the 13th Court of Appeals.
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County Hoping Feds Will Pay For Jail
Orange County plans to apply for a DOJ grant next year to build a new jail, contingent on cooperating with immigration authorities like ICE.
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Former Freeport council member Jeff Peña arrested on warrant
Former Freeport council member Jeff Peña was arrested on a warrant.
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●●●●○ | Sep 10, 9:45 PM |
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The Right To TeleHealth For Abortion May Be Over [Op-Ed]
The Fifth Circuit heard arguments in Louisiana v. FDA over whether telehealth can be used to provide abortion medication nationwide.
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This "Good Samaritan's" 2024 Toyota Tundra Was Stolen While He Stopped To Fight a Roadside Fire, The Thief Wrecked The Truck at 108 MPH, But It Still Ran
A La Feria code enforcement officer reported his stolen 2024 Toyota Tundra was wrecked at 108 mph after it was taken while he fought a roadside fire.
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Council approves $60M in TIRZ debt to buy land for Spurs arena
San Antonio City Council approved $60 million in Midtown TIRZ debt to buy land for a Spurs arena and fund park and zoo projects.
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An AMBER Alert was issued for 17-year-old Darian Rangel last seen Sept. 7 on Marbach Road in San Antonio.
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BCSO finds dead dog, 6 others malnourished in Northwest Side home; Owners arrested
Bexar County Sheriff’s Office arrested two people after rescuing six starving dogs and finding a dead dog at a Northwest Side home.
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Bandera County sanctuary owner calls animal seizure a setup
We Care Wildlife Sanctuary’s owner claims a Bandera County animal seizure was a setup ahead of a scheduled Sept. 14 hearing.
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Kerrville police said a 39-year-old man was shot outside a home and airlifted to San Antonio in critical condition.
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Guest commentary: A county task force is needed to form AI polices for school kids
A guest commentary argues Galveston County should form an AI task force to set guidance for students’ responsible use of large language models.
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National Association of Realtors report finds data centers have mixed effects on housing markets and higher commercial real estate values.
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AB Quintanilla III Officially Files Lawsuit Against Sister Suzette over Selena Estate Profits | Tejano 1600
A.B. Quintanilla III files suit in Nueces County over alleged unpaid Selena estate profits and missing financial accounting.
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Fort Worth Chamber Names Dr. Rachael Capua 2026 Young Professional of the Year
The Fort Worth Chamber named Dr. Rachael Capua 2026 Young Professional of the Year for expanding higher education access and pathways.
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TxDOT scheduled multiple overnight and daytime closures on Northeast Side I-35 frontage roads and ramps Sept. 12-13 for expansion work.
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Northwest Side apartment complex residents say apartment air conditioning has been out for weeks
San Antonio residents at Four Thousand Horizon Hill say their apartment’s air conditioning has been broken for weeks since an Aug. 28 storm.
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●●●○○ | Sep 11, 4:00 AM |
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Trump announced nearly one million $500 ACA refund payments for eligible people in 30 states starting in October.
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Trump Announces $500 ACA Refunds
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Trump Announces $500 ACA Refunds
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Trump Announces $500 ACA Refunds
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Trump Announces $500 ACA Refunds
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Trump Announces $500 ACA Refunds
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Trump Announces $500 ACA Refunds
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Trump Announces $500 ACA Refunds | Talk 650 KSTE
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Trump Announces $500 ACA Refunds
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Trump Announces $500 ACA Refunds
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Trump Announces $500 ACA Refunds | Newstalk 1400, 104.5, and 105.9 WJMX
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Eligibility for $500 ACA refund checks in 30 federal-exchange states is tied to whether people paid full price without premium help.
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Port Arthur women say SNAP benefits vanished within hours
Two women in Port Arthur allege SNAP benefits were drained within hours due to unauthorized transactions, and HHSC says stolen benefits may not be replaced.
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'A smoother ride': TxDOT plans major BU 77 redesign for I-35, University Parks
TxDOT plans to redesign BU 77 in Waco from a freeway to an urban boulevard with roundabouts, crossings, and cycling facilities.
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Fraternities fire up grills for annual CASA Cookout and Concert
Baylor fraternities held the CASA Cookout and Concert on Fountain Mall to raise money for McLennan County CASA services.
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Jimmy Kimmel gleefully roasts the empty seats at Trump's midterm convention
Jimmy Kimmel joked on late night about empty seats at Trump’s midterm convention in Texas.
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School Voucher Programs Don't Offer Much Choice to Kids with Disabilities — ProPublica
ProPublica reports Florida voucher programs for students with disabilities often fail to provide the medical and educational services many need.
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Patriot Day.
A Patriot Day listing in San Antonio provides sun/moon times, hot conditions near 100, and river float advisories.
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Unhinged Donald Trump Lunges at Female Reporter Rachel Scott Over Embarrassing Question
Trump, while departing Dallas, shouted at ABC reporter Rachel Scott after she asked about his proposed $5,000 election incentive.
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Texas, California, and 26 Other States Hit Record High Diesel Prices, As Diesel Passes $6 A Gallon For The First Time Ever
Diesel prices topped $6 per gallon nationally, including record highs in Texas and California, driven by multiple global supply disruptions.
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Central Texas forecasts sustained extreme heat and humidity with minimal rain, worsening drought after an expansion past I-35.
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Justice Dept. Sues 4 More States Over Preferential Treatment For Illegal Immigrants
The U.S. Department of Justice sued Hawaii, Washington, Arkansas, Utah, and D.C. to block state in-state tuition and aid for illegal immigrants.
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Camera catches Ken Paxton's raw reaction to Trump's mockery of his looks
A camera captured Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton reacting to Donald Trump mocking Paxton’s looks.
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●○○○○ | Sep 11, 8:30 AM |
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Edgewood residents report brown faucet water for weeks while the city says testing shows it is safe after manganese-related treatment changes.
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Brown Water Has Edgewood Residents Concerned
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Brown Water Has Edgewood Residents Concerned
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Brown Water Has Edgewood Residents Concerned
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Brown Water Has Edgewood Residents Concerned
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Brown Water Has Edgewood Residents Concerned
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Brown Water Has Edgewood Residents Concerned
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Brown Water Has Edgewood Residents Concerned
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A 2026 state report urges greater transparency in Texas foster care spending and contractor costs for children placed temporarily.
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Great Job Near University of Texas at San Antonio! Part-Time Night Trash Collector
Valet Living is hiring part-time night trash collectors in San Antonio, offering hourly pay and evening schedules.
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●○○○○ | Sep 11, 8:45 AM |
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Hundreds of flags in Kerrville honor 9/11 victims, veterans and heroes
Kerrville held its fourth annual Flags of Honor display with 500 flags honoring 9/11 victims, veterans, and heroes through Sunday.
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Space Force selected Lake Kickapoo, Texas as the preferred site for the third DARC deep-space radar network array.
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Red Alert in the U.S. Central Corridor: Historic Droughts and Floods Threaten from Texas to Chicago
A central U.S. corridor is facing extreme drought-to-flood conditions affecting Texas to Chicago, including major flooding in Indiana and East Texas storm impacts.
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FIRST ALERT 7 Forecast for Friday, September 11th, 2026
West Texas and southeast New Mexico face very hot conditions with isolated afternoon/evening storm chances on Sept. 11.
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Texas to consider approving more transmission infrastructure
The Public Utility Commission of Texas will hold a hearing on approving three new 765-kilovolt transmission lines to support the oil and gas industry.
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Texas A&M System removes courses on LGBTQ, ethnic studies and climate change from core offerings
Texas A&M System regents cut more than 200 general-education courses that no longer qualify after Senate Bill 37 review.
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AAA Texas reports Texas gas prices rose 14 cents to $3.83 per gallon amid ongoing oil market volatility.
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Friday brings partly cloudy skies and above average temperatures for the weekend
Corpus Christi faces a Heat Advisory through 7 p.m. with partly cloudy skies and highs in the upper 90s to triple digits.
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A single-vehicle rollover on Spur-601 at the Global Reach eastbound exit blocked lanes briefly in El Paso before reopening.
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Former legislator seeks Tarrant County judge's removal for 'official misconduct'
Former Rep. Lon Burnam seeks removal of Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare for alleged official misconduct involving expelling speakers.
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Democratic candidate would oppose trans athletes in girls' sports
Texas Senate candidate James Talarico said he would oppose trans athletes in girls’ sports if safety or fairness is at risk.
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Garbage Trucks Become The Latest Form Of Public Surveillance
Dallas has deployed AI-equipped garbage trucks that generate “blight scores” used to target residents for potential fines.
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●●●○○ | Sep 11, 11:30 AM |
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Texas drivers generally may change lanes in an intersection only when it can be done safely and legally under state traffic rules.
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Lane Changes at Intersections: Is It Legal in Texas?
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Lane Changes at Intersections: Is It Legal in Texas?
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Lane Changes at Intersections: Is It Legal in Texas?
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Lane Changes at Intersections: Is It Legal in Texas?
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Lane Changes at Intersections: Is It Legal in Texas?
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Lane Changes at Intersections: Is It Legal in Texas?
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Lane Changes at Intersections: Is It Legal in Texas?
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Texas A&M maps tick habitat for ASF preparedness
Texas A&M mapped the survival habitat of a soft tick that could affect African swine fever preparedness if the virus reaches the U.S.
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Could Texas Turn Blue? The GOP Faces a New Test
A new political test for Texas Republicans could hinge on whether Democrats can win statewide momentum in the upcoming Senate races.
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New anti-DWI strategy seeks to change El Paso 'drinking culture'
El Paso Police Department unveiled a long-term Safe Streets strategy to reduce drunken driving through education, prevention and enforcement.
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Marcus High students help community dive into STEM - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound
Marcus High School students launch the STEMsters program to host hands-on STEM events for younger children at locations including the Flower Mound Public Library.
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Baylor University and Boston University move toward a formal settlement resolving a federal trademark dispute over an interlocking “BU” logo.
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34 Days of Triple-Digit Heat Hits Big Country Farms: What Experts Are Saying
Prolonged triple-digit heat in the Big Country is stressing crops and livestock, with limited relief possible depending on where rain fell.
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Meet the mechanical engineer running to regulate the Texas oil and gas industry
A mechanical engineer running to regulate Texas’s oil and gas industry discusses proposed oversight changes.
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A quarter of all July immigration arrests happened in Texas as state stepped up cooperation with ICE
Texas accounted for about a quarter of July immigration arrests as the state increased cooperation with ICE.
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South Korea, U.S. agree on more than $20-B gas plant investment in Texas (U.S.)
South Korea and the U.S. agreed to invest more than $20 billion in a gas plant in Texas.
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Federal prosecutors charged Lisa Xing and Zhanwen Song for allegedly shipping synthetic drugs into the U.S., soaking them into sheets and delivering them to prison inmates.
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Chinese Nationals Charged In Texas Case Alleging Synthetic Drugs Were Smuggled Into U.S. Prisons
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Chinese Nationals Charged In Texas Case Alleging Synthetic Drugs Were Smuggled Into U.S. Prisons
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Chinese nationals indicted in North Texas for trafficking drugs to prison inmates across United States
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Top Texas Republicans target Islam in GOP midterm convention speeches
Texas Republicans used GOP convention speeches to denounce Islam and support banning Sharia law, amid ongoing state actions targeting Muslim groups.
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How researchers are helping children overcome communication disorders
Texas Christian University researchers are testing an AI-based program to help Spanish-English bilingual children with developmental language disorders improve literacy and communication.
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Education officials warn potential FCC changes to the E-Rate broadband subsidy could cut internet support for schools and libraries.
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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Schools, libraries sound alarm over potential changes to federal internet program
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The precaution dentistry needs to take amid the digital age - Texas Dentists for Medicaid Reform
A Texas dentist warns the use of AI in dentistry should not make care overly transactional and should preserve human connection.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife will host Veteran Mental Health Awareness Ruck Hikes at more than 20 state parks during September.
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Midland County begins roadway rehab project
Midland County started a mill-and-fill project with a closure of W. Francis Ave. as crews repair about three miles of roadway.
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Texas Republican Party Tells Court That its Lawsuit to Obtain a Closed Primary for Itself is Now Stronger than Earlier
The Texas Republican Party told federal court its lawsuit seeking a closed primary is now stronger after passing a resolution supporting a closed primary.
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Hunt County, Texas, Students Face Gap in Internet Access
A CompareInternet study estimates 1,964 children in Hunt County lack any home internet subscription, with the highest gap in Wolfe City.
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Texas to Release Broad Statewide Cybersecurity Procurement
Texas’ DIR plans a statewide Request for Offers for broad cybersecurity products and services, with vendor steps scheduled between Sept. 30 and Nov. 18.
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Unplanned power plant outages fell sharply during 2025/26 winter storms: FERC-NERC report
A FERC-NERC report says Texas and the broader grid saw fewer unplanned power plant outages during recent winter storms compared with 2021 and 2022.
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H-E-B is the victim of moldy eggs
H-E-B shoppers reported mold on eggs mainly in Austin-area stores, and the retailer said it was a supplier quality issue with refunds available.
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Attorney Pooja Sethi Running For Texas House From 47th District
Pooja Sethi, a Democrat and Austin-based attorney, is running for Texas House District 47 against Republican Jennifer Mushtaler.
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The article explains how a potential “super El Niño” could influence fall and winter weather patterns.
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What a 'super El Niño' means for fall and winter weather
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What a 'super El Niño' means for fall and winter weather
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What a 'super El Niño' means for fall and winter weather
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What a 'super El Niño' means for fall and winter weather
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What a 'super El Niño' means for fall and winter weather
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What a 'super El Niño' means for fall and winter weather
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What a 'super El Niño' means for fall and winter weather
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Stadler, CapMetro Sign Long-Term Rail Fleet Support Agreement
Stadler and CapMetro signed a long-term support agreement starting in 2027 to provide on-site maintenance and parts support for CapMetro’s GTW rail fleet.
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Texas Department of Banking resolved allegations that a business operated as an unlicensed money transmitter.
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The White House is considering using the Defense Production Act to expand U.S. refining capacity as refineries run near 98% and diesel tops $6.
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Save Dallas City Hall Coalition wins national preservation award
The Save Dallas City Hall Coalition received Docomomo’s 2026 Advocacy Award for efforts to preserve Dallas City Hall’s modernist building.
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Texas has nation's 'second worst parkers,' according to study of parking violations data
A study using U.S. DOT parking-violation data ranks Texas second-highest for annual parking tickets and fines nationwide.
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South Korea will give $100 billion for Texas nuclear projects to fend off tariffs
South Korea plans to invest over $100 billion in Texas nuclear and gas projects as part of trade negotiations tied to tariff threats.
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Pro-Abortion Group Lies About Abortion and Trisomy 18
Amplify Legal and Live Action trade allegations over claims about Kate Cox’s Trisomy 18 case and whether her pregnancy was fatal.
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Princess Leia Needs A Calm Home, Texas Shelter Dog Seeks Adoption
Abilene’s All Kind Animal Initiative lists Princess Leia and other dogs seeking adoption or foster in Texas.
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Illinois Legislative Inspector General Michael McCuskey resigns effective late September amid scrutiny over investigation handling.
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Texas Prisons Ask for $298 Million to Cool 15,700 Beds as Heat Illness Risk Persists for Older Inmates
Texas Department of Criminal Justice seeks $298 million for 15,700 air-conditioned prison beds to reduce heat illness risks under a lawsuit.
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Alamo City Street Choir performs in 'Rivers of Hope'
Alamo City Street Choir performed in a program called "Rivers of Hope."
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Jury finds San Antonio teenager not guilty of murder
A San Antonio jury found a 15-year-old not guilty of murdering her stepfather, though she remains detained for another charge.
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ICE arrest near City College; Impact of 9/11 on military, border operations, Islamophobia
A KPBS discussion covers a San Diego ICE arrest near City College, sparking protests and raising concerns about immigration policy and Islamophobia.
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2 hospitalized after kitchen fire at south Bexar County home, authorities say
Two people were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after a flash fire at a south Bexar County home caused by a propane stove leak.
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Inside the Letter Pressuring DGA Chair to Bet Big on Texas's Latina Gina Hinojosa to Beat Governor Greg Abbott
Latino leaders urge DGA chair Andy Beshear to commit $10 million to Gina Hinojosa’s Texas governor campaign against Greg Abbott.
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Gov. Abbott awards fallen Odessa DPS Trooper with Star of Texas Award
Gov. Greg Abbott posthumously awarded the Star of Texas Award to fallen Odessa DPS Trooper Kevin Ramirez Vasquez.
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HHSC requested additional funding to permanently staff eligibility workers to reduce Medicaid and SNAP processing backlogs affecting over 360,000 Texans.
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Texas health agency asks lawmakers for additional funding to address growing Medicaid, SNAP backlogs
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Texas health agency asks lawmakers for additional funding to address growing Medicaid, SNAP backlogs
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More than 200,000 Texans are waiting for Medicaid approval as enrollment declines - Texas Dentists for Medicaid Reform
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Texas health agency asks lawmakers for additional funding to address growing Medicaid, SNAP backlogs
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Texas health agency asks lawmakers for additional funding to address growing Medicaid, SNAP backlogs
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Gov. Greg Abbott vows to ban Sharia Law in Texas
Gov. Greg Abbott says Texas will fully ban Sharia law, framing it as a key issue for the 2026 elections.
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The U.S. House plans to vote next week on bipartisan legislation to prevent data center electricity costs from driving higher household power bills.
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How to register to vote in Texas: Deadlines, IDs, requirements
Texas voter registration guidance explains eligibility, accepted IDs, and deadlines ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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Fort Worth Botanic Garden to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage with ¡Celebramos! Festival, Featuring a Free Admission Day Sept. 19
Fort Worth Botanic Garden will host the ¡Celebramos! Hispanic Heritage festival with a free admission day Sept. 19 and additional events Sept. 20 and Oct. 18.
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Stolen SNAP benefits victim count far higher than expected, leaving families scrambling
Southeast Texas SNAP recipients report stolen Lone Star Card benefits, with Texas policy not replacing already-drained funds.
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Teacher Spotlight Award: Hannah Reames
Hannah Reames, a sixth-grade English teacher at Rider Middle School, was recognized as Wichita Falls ISD’s Teacher Spotlight winner.
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Texas DPS will launch a new online platform for License to Carry applications, renewals, and instructor course management on Oct. 1, 2026.
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