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Houston remains hot and muggy for Labor Day with isolated to daily storm chances and brief heavy downpours possible.
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Donna Man Dies After Truck Falls Into Canal, Catches Fire
A 22-year-old man died after his truck fell into a canal and caught fire near Trenton Road and Tower Road east of Edinburg.
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One Dead After Crash North Of Palmview
A 68-year-old man died in a crash north of Palmview involving a Ford F-250 that ran a stop sign and hit a Kia and FedEx vehicle.
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●●●●○ | Sep 7, 1:15 PM |
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After the rain, a flooded Chittick Field reminds us of its purpose and its history
Chittick Field in Long Beach floods during rainy season as a stormwater retention basin, designed to store runoff and reduce flooding.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 1:15 PM |
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Bexar County SNAP recipients get more time to request replacement benefits after storms, outages
Texas HHSC extended the deadline for Bexar County SNAP recipients to request storm-related replacement benefits until Sept. 17, 2026.
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New discounts mean State Fair of Texas will cost less in 2026
State Fair of Texas is offering new discounts that will make tickets cost less in 2026.
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●○○○○ | Sep 7, 1:30 PM |
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Fifth Circuit says 2 Harris County deputy constables can't be sued over 43-second dog bite
The Fifth Circuit ruled two Harris County deputy constables are immune from a lawsuit over a 43-second dog bite during an arrest.
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●●●●○ | Sep 7, 1:30 PM |
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One Austin resident asked why pools close so early. The city answered.
Austin explains that most seasonal public pools close mid-August due to staffing and maintenance limits, including lifeguard availability after school starts.
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●●○○○ | Sep 7, 2:00 PM |
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Former Killeen mayor Riakos “Rock” Adams discusses council workload, governance reform challenges, and controversies in a new podcast episode.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 2:00 PM |
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New Shipley's Donuts building taking shape in Harker Heights | Business
Shipley’s Donuts construction in Harker Heights is underway, with a planned opening in December and additional retail space for lease.
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●●○○○ | Sep 7, 2:00 PM |
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'Severe injustice': Grandfather of baby who starved to death says his son should not have had $0 bond granted by judge | Crime
Alexandra Faith Rainer’s grandfather says he’s outraged by a judge granting Bryan Rainer $0 personal recognizance bond after the baby’s 2022 starvation death.
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Police arrest suspect wanted in Hearne armed robbery
Hearne police arrested James “Lil Ram” Ervin III, wanted for an aggravated robbery tied to an Aug. 31 incident.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 2:15 PM |
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Texas Senate Scrutinizes Data Center Water Usage
The Texas Senate is scrutinizing data center water usage amid concerns about water demand and impacts.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 2:15 PM |
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Firefighters extinguish intense RV fire in Rusk County
Firefighters extinguished an RV fire in Rusk County with no injuries reported.
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●●○○○ | Sep 7, 2:45 PM |
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TSA named Bolt, a German shorthaired pointer based at DFW, its cutest canine of the year.
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●○○○○ | Sep 7, 2:45 PM |
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Hispanic Heritage Month in San Antonio: 8 events to start and more to explore
San Antonio lists eight Hispanic Heritage Month events including El Grito, parades, performances, and a charreada from Sept. 12-29.
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●●○○○ | Sep 7, 2:45 PM |
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GOP pumps 'Trump-a-Palooza' with free tickets — but there's a big catch
A GOP ticket promotion for 'Trump-a-Palooza' is being offered with a significant catch, according to the article.
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●●○○○ | Sep 7, 2:45 PM |
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GOP convention forces Dallas citizens to carry ID downtown
Security checkpoints around Victory Park and the American Airlines Center in Dallas require people to show ID or documentation during the GOP midterm convention through Friday.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 3:15 PM |
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Tyler historian discusses Labor Day history and the fight for workers' rights in East Texas
Tyler historian Dr. M. Rhys Dotson discusses Labor Day origins and East Texas workers’ rights history for the Tyler Morning Telegraph.
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●○○○○ | Sep 7, 3:15 PM |
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Work starting on Waco's Barron's Branch transformation
Waco begins the $167 million Barron's Branch transformation as drainage and utility work starts, with a planned Sept. 24 groundbreaking and park buildout.
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Kendall County Judge Frieda J. Pressler passes away at 72-years-old
Kendall County Justice of the Peace Frieda J. Pressler died at age 72, according to the Kendall County Sheriff’s Office.
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●●○○○ | Sep 7, 3:45 PM |
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Montgomery County Councilmember Will Jawando suffered a heart attack while playing basketball and received a stent at George Washington University Hospital.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 3:45 PM |
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A massive AT&T outage in Houston disrupted service for customers, leaving many scrambling to regain connectivity.
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Driver evading charge, sparks chase in NW Harris County before crash and arrest, HCSO says
A driver evading charges led deputies on a 13-minute chase in northwest Harris County that ended with a crash and arrest near Jones Road.
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Houston police looking for male suspects in connection to shooting death of 34-year-old man
Houston police seek two male suspects after a 34-year-old man was found shot dead inside the La Carmona apartments on S. Gessner and Jason St.
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A dumpster fire was reported around 2 a.m. at a U-Haul location on East Veterans Memorial Boulevard.
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At least 1 hurt in shooting in Montgomery County
Dayton police responded to a reported shooting on Maplelawn Drive and found at least one person with a gunshot wound.
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A stolen-vehicle pursuit in south Lubbock ended when the driver ran away and suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound, with EMS responding.
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Texas Standard revisits the 2011 Labor Day Bastrop County Complex Fire and related wildfires that displaced families across Central Texas.
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What's old is new again? Revisiting 1976 survey on Harris County concerns
A Harris County review of a 1976 Houston Chronicle survey finds concerns like pollution, noise, overcrowding, and public safety persist today.
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Community rallies to repair disabled veteran's home in Killeen
Community volunteers in Killeen repaired a disabled veteran’s home, replacing the AC system and fixing plumbing, doors, floors, and cleaning.
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●●○○○ | Sep 7, 5:00 PM |
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TV networks non-committal to GOP midterm convention, NFL serves up big competition
Coverage plans for Trump’s Dallas midterm GOP convention are uncertain as major TV networks face NFL primetime competition.
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A San Antonio library book checked out in 1943 travelled with one family for generations; 82 years later, it came back from Oregon with a note about the late fee
A San Antonio Public Library book checked out in 1943 returned from Oregon in 2025 with a note asking about overdue fees.
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●○○○○ | Sep 7, 5:15 PM |
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A Texas bakery is drawing criticism for selling profane anti-Trump cookies ahead of the Dallas GOP convention.
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Dallas named worst Texas city for Asthma in new national ranking. report says
Dallas was ranked No. 18 nationally among asthma-challenging metro areas by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.
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Oh, that pesky heat dome
A heat dome is forecast to bring 99–101°F temperatures across Texas with heat indexes near 105°F and slight storm chances.
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Robinson will install 6 emergency sirens after more than a year without any
Robinson will install six new tornado-warning sirens, replacing old ones and tying into the McLennan County emergency system.
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Checking in: Hawthorn Extended Stay hotel moves into Killeen's former Shilo Inn | Business
Killeen’s former Shilo Inn is transitioning to Hawthorn Extended Stay by Wyndham after renovations and ownership changes.
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Houston shooting: Suspects sought following deadly shooting, aggravated robbery
Houston police seek two suspects after a deadly aggravated robbery and shooting at La Carmona Apartments in southwest Houston.
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Derrick Duane Jackson was charged with capital murder for shooting a leasing manager and leasing agent on Ella Lee Lane.
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Microsoft and xAI face lawsuits over data center noise as residents challenge turbines, low-frequency hum and millions in damages
Lawsuits filed in Wisconsin and Mississippi accuse Microsoft and xAI data centers of producing low-frequency noise, vibration, and pollution tied to damages.
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Galveston County political groups urge voters to verify registration after precinct boundary changes and delayed voter cards may affect thousands before the Nov. election.
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An Arlington couple was killed and two others critically hurt in a multi-vehicle crash near Hillsboro involving a tractor and a Ford Fiesta.
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Arlington couple killed, 2 others critically hurt in crash near Hillsboro
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Pedestrian killed by vehicle while attempting to cross Kerr County highway, police say
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CLEAR Alert issued for 26-year-old man last seen on North Side
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Fire causes thousands of dollars in damage to southwest Bexar County home, officials say
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Pedestrian killed while crossing highway late Saturday, police investigating
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Crash investigation underway north of Hillsboro
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●●●●○ | Sep 7, 6:00 PM |
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3,500-home community for 'active adults' approved for Galveston Bay tract
Galveston Bay tract was approved for a 3,500-home community for active adults.
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Pilot injured after small plane makes emergency landing near Highway 50
A Brenham-area pilot was injured after engine failure forced an emergency landing in a field west of Highway 50.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 7:00 PM |
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Water restored to Caldwell-area neighborhood after days-long outage
Water was restored to Cade Lake Estates in Caldwell after a well pump failure, with residents under a boil-water notice.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 7:00 PM |
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Big 12 files paperwork to drop lawsuit against Paxton, Texas Tech
The Big 12 filed paperwork in federal court to dismiss its lawsuit against Ken Paxton, Texas Tech, and related officials.
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TxDOT to begin $4.4 M turn-lane project at I-10, 146
TxDOT will begin a $4.4 million turn-lane project on I-10 near the 146 mile marker.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 7:15 PM |
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10 battery, solar projects in queue for Lampasas
Lampasas has about 10 battery and solar projects queued for development.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 7:15 PM |
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Sunnier and Hot Through Midweek
Forecasts call for sunnier, hot conditions through midweek in the area.
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●○○○○ | Sep 7, 7:30 PM |
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1 person treated for head injury after SUV hits Tyler business
An SUV hit a Tyler business, and one person was treated for a head injury.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 7:30 PM |
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$2.9M hurricane debris cleanup underway along Oyster Creek and Bastrop Bayou
Cleanup funded at $2.9 million is underway along Oyster Creek and Bastrop Bayou after a hurricane.
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●●●●○ | Sep 7, 7:45 PM |
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South Korea and the U.S. agreed on more than $20 billion in Texas gas plant investment, according to media reports.
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Korea expected to invest $22 billion in gas-fired plant in Texas as part of tariff deal
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Korea expected to invest $22 billion in gas-fired plant in Texas as part of tariff deal
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Korea expected to invest $22 billion in gas-fired plant in Texas as part of tariff deal
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South Korea, US agree on more than $20 billion gas plant investment in Texas, media reports
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South Korea to build gas-fired plant in Texas
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●●●●○ | Sep 7, 8:00 PM |
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AAA says the national average regular gas price topped $4.14 per gallon for Labor Day amid disruptions tied to the Iran conflict.
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Gas prices at record high for any Labor Day weekend
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Labor Day gas hits record high as national average tops $4.14 a gallon, AAA says
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Labor Day gas hits record high as national average tops $4.14 a gallon, AAA says
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Labor Day gas hits record high as national average tops $4.14 a gallon, AAA says
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Fuel prices at record Labor Day high in US thanks to Iran war and refinery issues
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Iran war hits Americans at the pump as Labor Day gas prices smash record
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Labor Day gas prices: Houston drivers paying nearly $1 more per gallon than last year
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 8:45 PM |
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San Antonio has Fortune 100 companies. So where are the skyscrapers?
An article examines why San Antonio has fewer skyscrapers despite having Fortune 100 companies and cites height limits near The Alamo.
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Federal Rule Ends Annual Duck Season Rulemaking and Moves Migratory Bird Limits into a Memorandum
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ended annual Federal Register rulemaking for migratory bird hunting seasons and moved limits to a memorandum.
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Housing out of reach for very poor amid empty low-income housing
Austin has thousands of classified affordable low-income units sitting empty while very poor residents struggle to secure housing they can afford.
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Belton homes damaged amid strong pop-up storms
Pop-up storms Sunday night in Belton damaged a home after tree limbs struck the roof and power service line, leaving residents temporarily without A/C.
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Multiple fire crews battled grass fire in Hillsboro
Fire crews responded to a 33-acre grass fire at a solar farm complex near HCR 4323 in Hillsboro and contained it.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 10:00 PM |
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AI data centres make grid access key to power deals
AI data centers are driving demand for grid access as companies negotiate power deals in Texas.
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●●○○○ | Sep 7, 10:15 PM |
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Waco Labor Day gas prices up $1 from last year, residents say costs limit travel
Waco residents report Labor Day gas prices averaging $3.72, about $1 higher than last year, affecting holiday travel costs.
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Dead horse decaying in front of Harris Health System facility
A dead horse left outside a Harris Health System facility on Wayside Drive prompted concern and an investigation for removal.
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Texas man sentenced to 10 years in prison after more than 130 dogs died at animal rescue
Timothy Brockman received a 10-year sentence for animal cruelty after more than 130 dogs died at an alleged Southeast Texas rescue.
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East Dallas neighbor waits 39 days for Dallas water leak repair
An East Dallas resident reports a Dallas water main leak off Lakeland Drive at San Fernando Way that flowed for 39 days before repair.
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●●●○○ | Sep 7, 10:30 PM |
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Wright Patman Lake sees steady crowds over Labor Day weekend
Wright Patman Lake in Bowie County saw steady Labor Day crowds, with game wardens reporting heavy Monday boat traffic.
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●○○○○ | Sep 7, 10:30 PM |
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A Piper PA-34-200 made an emergency landing at Montgomery County Airpark after nose-gear trouble and circling, with two people uninjured.
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TxDOT plans expansion of FM 1560 in northwest Bexar County
TxDOT plans to widen FM 1560 in northwest Bexar County from Bandera Road to Culebra Road starting after utility work.
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New pedestrian signals installed along Pleasanton Road aim to make crossings safer for walkers, wheelchair users
San Antonio activated three pedestrian hybrid beacons along Pleasanton Road to improve safer crossings for walkers and wheelchair users.
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Northside ISD to offer ChatGPT for Teachers with new OpenAI partnership
Northside ISD will partner with OpenAI to provide ChatGPT for Teachers to educators starting in October.
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Stone Oak to welcome new $6.4 million shopping center later this year
Stone Oak Mercantile, a $6.4 million shopping center at Evans Road and Stone Oak Parkway, is expected to open businesses through 2027.
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Guest commentary: It's time to plan Galveston's port and downtown as one
Guest commentary urges Galveston to integrate port and downtown planning for better pedestrian links and coordinated development amid growing cruise activity.
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Rotary marks milestone by giving Galveston a voice and a vote
Rotary Club of Galveston Island launches a Community Choice Grant allowing residents to vote on a $20,000 local project.
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●●○○○ | Sep 7, 11:00 PM |
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Patterson-UTI Reports Drilling Activity for August 2026
Patterson-UTI reported an average of 101 U.S. drilling rigs operating in August 2026 and expects to continue monthly updates.
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●●○○○ | Sep 8, 12:30 AM |
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AAA data shows East Texas drivers paying record-high gas prices around Labor Day, with diesel averaging about $5.50 in Texas.
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●●○○○ | Sep 8, 12:30 AM |
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Fannin County Witness to History: Walter Short
Biographical profile of Walter Sidney Short recounts his service as a railroad conductor in France during World War I and his later life in Texas.
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●○○○○ | Sep 8, 1:00 AM |
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Wellness studio coming to downtown Texarkana in 2027
Haus of Light, a Western and holistic wellness studio, is scheduled to open January 2027 at 218 Main St. in downtown Texarkana.
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●●○○○ | Sep 8, 1:00 AM |
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Liberty-Eylau Elementary to hold public meeting on improvement plan
Liberty-Eylau Elementary will hold a public meeting to discuss its targeted improvement plan after STAAR accountability scores declined to an F.
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Communities gearing up for National Night Out
Texarkana and New Boston residents are preparing for National Night Out on Oct. 6 with registration and block-party details shared by police.
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●●○○○ | Sep 8, 1:00 AM |
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A federal ban on intoxicating hemp products set for late 2025 reshapes total-THC rules and drives Texas-focused litigation over enforcement.
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More than 5,000 affected by Rosewood power outage
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Canada tariffs take effect as trade fight sparks economic concerns
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Federal Water Tap, September 8, 2026: EPA, Army Corps Propose Narrower Clean Water Act Definitions
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The 2026 midterm general election season is upon us. Here's what to watch
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The Great Hemp Reset: How the Federal Ban on Intoxicating Hemp Products Will Reshape Risk and Coverage
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Texas judge lets hemp enforcement continue as delta-8 lawsuit proceeds
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Texas Cop Accused of Killing 3 During Bitter Custody Battle
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Did Republican's make a mistake in their Redistricting Effort?
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Cuban with Long-Standing Deportation Order Arrested in Texas for Kidnapping Charges
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Federal appeals court upholds ban on Trump's bid to use citizenship data for voter checks
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Father recalls finding teen daughter's car upside down after I-30 police pursuit in Grand Prairie
A Grand Prairie police pursuit on I-30 ended in a multi-vehicle crash that flipped a teen’s car and sent seven people to hospitals.
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Fifteen motorists were charged with DUI by area police based on recently released court records.
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Second Baptist Houston members try one last legal maneuver
Second Baptist Houston members filed further motions seeking partial summary judgment regarding disputed church leadership and incorporation-by-laws authority.
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2 Helps You: Houston-area woman says she paid $1,000 to reupholster antique chairs and never got them back
A Houston-area woman says a furniture repair business kept her $1,000 deposit and never returned three reupholstered antique chairs after years.
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Montgomery County highlights a 988 Day virtual meeting, a Municipal Monday council meeting, and the start of a Flash bus rapid transit expansion.
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Texas A&M System removes more than 350 courses from core curriculum requirements statewide, including 103 at the College Station flagship.
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Texas A&M System Removes 350 Courses From Core Curriculum
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Texas A&M System Removes 350 Courses From Core Curriculum
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Texas A&M System removes courses on LGBTQ, ethnic studies and climate change from core offerings
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More than 350 courses removed from Texas A&M's core curriculum system-wide
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More than 350 courses removed from Texas A&M's core curriculum system-wide
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Legacy Institute launching ride-sharing service
The Legacy Institute for Financial Empowerment launches LIFE Rydz, a lower-rate ride-sharing service serving Lufkin and surrounding areas.
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Waco's movie making industry poised for massive growth, empowering local talent
Waco’s local film makers cite incentives and technology as driving growth, with new production efforts like Mujer Collective’s short film Life Support.
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TikTok Star Keith Lee Slammed Over 'Tone Deaf' Near-Death Video After Fatal Wrong-Way Crash
TikTok creator Keith Lee faced backlash after a wrong-way crash near Duncanville, Texas killed a 29-year-old father, with police arresting a driver on multiple charges.
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Library Events in The Woodlands – September 7 - 12, 2026
The Woodlands lists free, public library programs from September 7–12, 2026 at the George & Cynthia Mitchell and Kevin Brady libraries.
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An evening of history: A Civil War story from the Union side of Texas to be shared tonight in Seguin
A Civil War history presentation and book signing about a Seguin man who fought for the Union is set for 5–7 p.m. at the Seguin Heritage Museum.
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A 1998 Texas experiment mixed printer toner into asphalt, and tests found it could make the mix stronger
A 1998 Texas study found mixing waste printer toner into asphalt binders can strengthen mixes and improve rut resistance.
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In 2017, Texas researchers poured 3 pounds of fluorescein into the Pedernales River to find a hidden spring; it travelled 2.4 miles underground in 15.5 hours
Texas State University researchers used fluorescein dye tracing in the Pedernales River to show underground flow linking the river to Pedernales Falls State Park spring.
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In 1997, Texas researchers poured fluorescein into Dry Fork Sink to map Austin's hidden aquifer; it travelled 4.5 miles to Barton Springs in under 30 hours
In 1997, researchers injected fluorescein into Dry Fork Sink and detected it at Barton Springs within about 30 hours, mapping Edwards Aquifer connectivity.
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●●○○○ | Sep 8, 4:45 AM |
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Possible arsonist sought after 2 acres burn in Castle Hills brush fires
Castle Hills firefighters are investigating two overnight brush fires totaling about two acres as possibly intentionally set, with a search for surveillance video underway.
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Montgomery County Sheriff offers vacation house checks
The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office offers vacation house checks and reminds residents to lock up, secure deliveries, and use timers while away.
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Houston's Naked Bike Ride Set for September 12
Houston’s World Naked Bike Ride on Sept. 12 will include an evening pre-party and an 11-mile ride promoting cyclist safety.
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Latinos viewed as key swing vote in midterms
Analysts say Latino voters will be pivotal to 2026 midterm outcomes because control of Congress may hinge on narrow margins.
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Texas A&M’s Board of Regents voted to cut more than 250 courses from the core curriculum under a new state law.
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White's Bar-B-Q in Longview to dedicate historical marker, welcome customers again
White’s Bar-B-Q in Longview will dedicate an Undertold Stories Texas historical marker on Sept. 25.
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Texas state leaders aim to crack down on alleged birth tourism, as Trump's executive order hits legal barrier
Texas leaders plan to crack down on alleged birth tourism as barriers arise from a new Trump executive order.
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