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A Houston family seeks answers after 17-year-old Braylen Ezell was stabbed and killed in Bridgeland last September, with no arrests reported.
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Houston faces hot, humid Tuesday conditions with possible afternoon storms, followed by increased rain and storm chances starting Wednesday.
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Equum Medical Expands Rural Health Commitment in Texas through TORCH
Equum Medical joined TORCH as a corporate member to expand telehealth support for rural Texas hospitals under Rural Texas Strong.
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Mill Street Youth Center gives New Braunfels teens a safe place after school
New Braunfels opened the Mill Street Youth Center for grades 6-12 and is launching free after-school tutoring for the new school year.
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EQS-News: ADM Endeavors (OTCQB: ADMQ) Selected for Two New City Uniform Contracts, Including a City of More Than 1 Million Residents
ADM Endeavors says it was selected for two new city uniform contracts, including a city of more than one million residents.
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Chisum ISD Named District Of Distinction
Chisum ISD was named a Texas Art Education Association District of Distinction for its top-tier visual arts programs.
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A free breast and cervical cancer screening campaign in Mesquite found breast lumps and precancerous cervical conditions requiring follow-up care.
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'Non stop chaos': El Chingon in East Dallas closes after 4 months
El Chingon in East Dallas closed permanently after about four months following repeated City of Dallas code compliance challenges.
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POLICE REPORTS: Authorities report 17 arrests
Police reports describe arrests in Lufkin and Angelina County, including theft, assault, drug charges, and traffic offenses.
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In 1972, Apollo 17 sealed core sample 73001 under vacuum on the Moon; in 2022, NASA opened it after 50 years and extracted lunar gas at Johnson Space Center
NASA opened Apollo 17 sample 73001 after 50 years and extracted lunar gas at Johnson Space Center to advance lunar science.
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Temperatures, rain totals, severe storms: Explore Austin's 2026 weather data
KXAN’s Data Hub presents Austin’s 2026 temperature, rainfall, lake level, and severe-storm tracking metrics.
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'Trump Power Plant' Coming to Fayette County, the Largest Investment in Its History
NextEra plans the East Riverside Energy Center, a $17 billion natural gas hub in Fayette County’s Luzerne Township, with phased operations targeted for 2030-2032.
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FIRST ALERT 7 Forecast for Tuesday, September 8th, 2026
West Texas and southeast New Mexico are forecast to be mostly sunny and hot Tuesday, with highs in the 90s to 100s and only slight storm chances.
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These retired wind turbine blades were turned into a 40-foot highway sign structure in Texas. Then, Hurricane Beryl put it to the test
University of Houston researchers repurposed retired wind turbine blades into a 40-foot highway sign structure that survived Hurricane Beryl.
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A Tarrant County judge froze Westlake’s Circle T data center development agreement vote until Sept. 8.
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A police chase ended in a crash in Allen County that injured a Kansas driver and a 15-year-old passenger from Texas.
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What is New for Hunting Season 2026-27
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department outlined 2026-27 hunting season license and regulation changes, including expanded doe days and county turkey closures.
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K-9 helps find two missing people on Sunday in Precinct 4, woman now charged in one of the searches
Constable Mark Herman’s Office used K-9 Hades to find a missing woman and a missing 17-year-old autistic teen, and later detained a woman.
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Old Texas law could cut James Elmore's 20-year Killing Fields sentence short
A decades-old Texas mandatory release law could allow James Elmore Jr. in the Killing Fields case to serve less time than his 20-year sentence.
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ICE, San Saba Sheriff Arrest Cuban Drug Trafficker Who Evaded Deportation for 26 Years
ICE and the San Saba County Sheriff’s Office arrested Emiliano Martinez Perez in San Saba, Texas, after a deportation order and charges including kidnapping and assault.
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Tom Green County Jail reported 12 Tuesday bookings in San Angelo, led by an assault of a pregnant woman, evading arrest, and family violence.
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Gas prices rise statewide, AAA reports
AAA reports statewide gas prices in Texas are rising after crude oil prices increase amid Middle East tensions.
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Search underway after man escapes custody transfer in Wills Point
Wills Point police searched for a man who escaped during a federal immigration custody transfer near County Road 3901.
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Two Houston-area men were charged after a New Braunfels 'bank jugging' robbery that involved a chase and K-9/drone search.
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Texas offers anglers $100 bounties to report and submit black carp, warning to 'Keep, Cool, Call' if caught.
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USDA announced a Class I recall of about 1,513 pounds of imported dry-cured pork jowl products due to possible Listeria contamination.
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Over 1,500 Pounds Of Imported Pork Recalled For Listeria Risk
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Over 1,500 Pounds Of Imported Pork Recalled For Listeria Risk
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More than 1,500 pounds of pork recalled over Listeria contamination risk
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Listeria in Imported Italian Guanciale: Prime Line Distributors and Ferrarini USA Recall 1,513 Pounds Shipped to Restaurants and Retailers in Eight States
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A missing man was found dead near the South Jetty, according to Beach Patrol, prompting an investigation into the death.
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Researchers test new tool to fight bird flu in poultry – Texas A&M Stories
Texas A&M researchers are testing a new tool intended to help fight bird flu in poultry.
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Houston condo owners still paying HOA fees 5 years after fire
Bayfront Towers condo owners in Nassau Bay say they are still paying HOA fees years after a 2021 fire destroyed their units.
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LETTER: When the base grows, who pays the rent?
A letter argues that military buildup on Guam should come with federal funding for housing, healthcare, infrastructure, and jobs to prevent local costs rising.
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Three San Antonio City Council members requested a meeting to scrutinize CPS Energy’s response to late-August storm power outages affecting thousands.
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90 Arrests Reported From Bowie County Sheriff Last Week
Bowie County Sheriff’s Office reported 90 arrests during the first week of September across multiple enforcement agencies.
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College Station's inaugural Restaurant Week raises over $5,800 for hunger relief
College Station’s inaugural Restaurant Week raised $5,859.50 for the Brazos Valley Food Bank with 10% of proceeds donated.
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Muslim religious practices are treated as political threats in Texas
Texas officials and lawmakers increasingly cite Muslim religious practices as political threats, including actions targeting Eid events and religious washing facilities.
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Anderson-Shiro Elementary closing early today
Anderson-Shiro Elementary dismissed students early due to an air-conditioning outage as temperatures rose into the upper 90s.
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Burnet County Jail logs Aug. 28-Sept. 3
Burnet County Jail records list multiple arrests and releases from Aug. 28 to Sept. 3, 2026 across several agencies.
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Final two Burnet Chunk Your Junk events set
Burnet will hold two final Chunk Your Junk bulky waste events on Sept. 12 and Oct. 3 before changes in November.
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Angela Solis of Temple ISD was appointed to the Texas Education Agency District SPED Leadership Council to shape statewide special education policy.
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A boil-water notice was issued for specific south Killeen addresses after construction interrupted water service Tuesday.
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Attorneys drop out of Houston lawyer Nguyen's case for second time this year
Attorneys withdrew for a second time from Houston lawyer Chi-Hung David Nguyen’s case amid profit-payment disputes and a pending motion.
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Temple College Foundation gives out more than $776,000 in scholarships
Temple College Foundation awarded 806 scholarships totaling $776,350 for the 2026-27 school year to local students.
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Temple Fire & Rescue urges residents to prepare for emergencies, offers free class to help
Temple Fire & Rescue will offer a free Sept. 15 preparedness seminar to help residents plan for emergencies.
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Baylor Scott & White McLane Children's Medical Center announces new president
Baylor Scott & White McLane Children’s Medical Center named Bonifacio “Ben” Benitez III president effective Sept. 28.
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Central Texas Reports Spike in Hazardous Insect
Residents in Central Texas report more kissing bugs that can transmit Trypanosoma cruzi, prompting Chagas disease awareness.
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City Council gives final approval to .7175 tax rate for 2026-27 fiscal year
Brownwood City Council approved a 2026-27 property tax rate of $.71750 per $100 valuation and updated multiple utility and fee ordinances.
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13 Alert Traffic: Hazmat spill shuts down three NB lanes on Gulf Freeway at South Loop, TxDOT says
A hazmat spill closed three northbound lanes on Houston’s Gulf Freeway near the IH-610 South Loop, with cleanup expected to take hours.
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In 1836, thousands of buffalo passed through the Houston area. Where did they go?
An article explores where thousands of buffalo that passed through the Houston area in 1836 went afterward.
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Texas Comptroller Don Huffines requests funding that could more than double the school voucher program to $4.4 billion, including a waitlist of more than 100,000 students.
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Voucher program could swell to $4.4B next biennium, Texas comptroller says
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Texas Gov. Abbott pitches 50% property tax cut in affordability plan
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Hinojosa on Trump $10M Paxton race investment: 'I welcome the attention on Texas'
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Trump, GOP leaders head to Dallas for high-stakes midterm convention
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TX Gov Dem Candidate Hinojosa on Abortions: I'll Remove Criminal Penalties for Doctors
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Trump, GOP leaders head to Dallas for high-stakes midterm convention
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TX Gov Dem Candidate Hinojosa on Abortions: I'll Remove Criminal Penalties for Doctors
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Investigation underway after teenager in Conroe accused of being in possession of child pornography
An 18-year-old Conroe-area teenager, Isaiah Brown, was charged with five counts of child pornography after an ICAC investigation and a search warrant.
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DNA expert William Watson recanted testimony in a Harris County death-penalty case, alleging prosecutors and a TV-linked assistant DA distorted his conclusions.
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Houston man gets 10 years after puppy was hung by neck in animal cruelty case
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Harris County man sentenced to 10 years after hanging puppy by the neck
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Grand jury proceedings have already begun in Lorenzo Salgado Araujo ICE shooting case, law enforcement sources confirm
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Grand jury to review fatal shooting at Memorial Hermann hospital ER
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A True-Crime Star's Lurid Claims Sent a Man to Die. Her Key Witness Just Recanted.
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DNA expert recants 2002 testimony that sent Jeffrey Prible to Texas death row, says prosecutor Kelly Siegler's claims were 'scientifically baseless'
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Woman Turns 105: 'The Good Lord Put Me Here for So Many Years
Blynda Vidock turned 105 in Baytown, attributing her longevity to faith, moderation, activity, and family connections.
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Houston police say a knife-wielding patient in the ER at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center was shot and killed by a security guard during a mental-health crisis.
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Mother, brother of man shot by Galveston police officer say no-bill won't stop their search for justice
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Family considers civil lawsuit after Galveston officer not indicted in deadly May 2026 shooting
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River Oaks police fatally shoot armed man during welfare check
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Grand jury takes no action against Galveston police officer in fatal traffic stop shooting
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Guhn Road shooting: Man killed at northwest Houston hotel after argument
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Houston crime: Man shot to death during argument with 2 men in city's northwest side, HPD says
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Teen riding scooter shot in Tidwell Park; 3 people with handguns in custody, Houston police say
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Man shot multiple times during argument at northwest Houston hotel
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D.A. team sends two killers to prison in one week
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Grand jury declines to indict Galveston police officer in fatal May shooting
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Houston shooting: 14-year-old shot at Tidwell Park, 3 possible suspects detained
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Galveston Police Department officer receives 'no bill' in deadly May 2026 shooting
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3 possible suspects detained after shooting leaves 14-year-old boy injured at Tidwell Park in northeast Houston, HPD says
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American Airlines Flight Diverted After Passenger Turned Violent
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Patient shot, killed by security guard at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, Houston Police Department says
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River Oaks police fatally shoot man who pointed gun at officers
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Two River Oaks police officers fatally shoot armed man during welfare check in Tarrant County
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Handcuffed suspect at large in Van Zandt County following early morning escape, police say
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Houston, Texas shooting: Knife-wielding patient shot multiple times by security at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, police say
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Houston, Texas shooting: Knife-wielding patient shot multiple times by security at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, police say
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Houston, Texas shooting: Knife-wielding patient shot multiple times by security at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, police say
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Houston, Texas shooting: Knife-wielding patient shot multiple times by security at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, police say
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Houston, Texas shooting: Knife-wielding patient shot multiple times by security at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, police say
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Houston, Texas shooting: Knife-wielding patient shot multiple times by security at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, police say
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CMU student arrested following domestic disturbance at campus dorm
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No suspect in custody yet after dead body found in trash can in Third Ward, HPD says
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Texas police shoot, kill machete-wielding man at bus stop
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Garland officers shoot and kill suspect armed with machete following 25-minute negotiation
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North Houston shooting: Man found shot multiple times in front of apartment
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Security sergeant shoots knife-wielding man in Memorial Hermann ER after Tasers fail
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Man shot by hospital security officer after pulling knife at Memorial City hospital
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1 hurt after shooting at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, HPD says
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988 Day highlights rising use of crisis lifeline in El Paso since switch in 2022
El Paso’s 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline usage has risen since the 2022 switch to the three-digit number.
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Fire crews knock down blaze in East El Paso, no injuries reported
East El Paso fire crews extinguished a blaze at a military surplus store on Pellicano Drive with no injuries reported.
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Triumvirate Environmental acquiring radioactive waste site in Houston
Triumvirate Environmental plans to buy a Houston radioactive waste treatment and storage facility from Nuclear Source and Services, pending TCEQ review.
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ICE detained two workers at an Austin Cisco's Tex-Mex restaurant after DPS officials encountered them during a traffic stop.
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CBP reported a minivan stop at the Del Rio port of entry found meth, heroin, and fentanyl worth about $557,589.
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Dallas County's childcare cost-share program struggles to attract employers
Dallas County’s Tri-Share childcare employer match pilot is struggling to attract more businesses despite County funding and employer-family-cost sharing.
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City of Big Spring warns residents of road closure due to water line break
Big Spring warned of a road closure at Goliad and North of FM-700 for emergency water line repair.
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A San Antonio report examines whether Bexar County’s new annual emissions inspection requirement starting Nov. 1 will improve air quality.
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ERCOT load continues to reach record highs
ERCOT hourly load averaged a record 74.5 GW during the week of Aug. 22 after a July 22 peak of 91 GW, driven by sustained high temperatures.
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El Paso police responded to a suspicious-subject call at North Loop Apartments on North Loop Drive with several people detained.
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TSA’s Gateside by TSA PreCheck program allows eligible non-ticketed visitors to pass screening to meet loved ones at gates.
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Houston’s moratorium on water shutoffs ended, and the city will resume disconnections for overdue accounts.
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EPA to update Highlands residents on San Jacinto River Waste Pits cleanup
EPA will hold a public meeting on cleanup progress for the San Jacinto River Waste Pits Superfund site in Highlands.
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Harris County agencies arrested 297 people for suspected DWI during the Labor Day weekend using increased patrols.
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Galaxy said five Texas data center projects received conditional ERCOT Batch Zero classifications covering about 4.2 GW.
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Milam County Sheriff: Dogtown Ranch Sanctuary still under investigation after unannounced inspections
Milam County’s sheriff said an investigation continues into animal-care conditions at Dogtown Ranch Sanctuary near Rockdale.
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Rice University physicists used a grain-of-sand-sized magnet levitated above a superconductor cooled to near absolute zero to search for ultraheavy dark matter. Results presented in September 2026 found no signal but probed particles approximately 10 million times heavier than those examined in previous levitated-particle experiments.
Rice University researchers reported no dark-matter signal using a grain-of-sand-sized magnet levitated above a near-absolute-zero superconductor.
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Bartonville man indicted in multistate grave robbery, corpse abuse cases - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound
Michael Chadwick Fry of Bartonville was indicted on corpse-abuse and evidence-tampering charges tied to stealing remains from cemeteries.
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Killeen’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management will host a public emergency readiness town hall on Sept. 24.
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Montgomery County commissioners approved a $546 million 2026-2027 budget with pay raises and an increased property tax rate.
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ICE discussion heats up China Grove
China Grove City Council debated an MOA with ICE under the 287(g) program after concerns about local immigration enforcement and detentions.
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City of Edinburg reduces funding for street paving program to cover employee health costs
Edinburg will cut its street paving budget by $1 million to cover rising employee health insurance costs ahead of a Sept. 15 budget meeting.
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Stockdale Marshal's Office launches internship
Stockdale launched a marshal’s office internship for criminology and criminal justice seniors, including training, ride-alongs, and mock court sessions.
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Court documents in the Frisco murder case against Karmelo Anthony reveal alleged racist texts and firearm photos before Austin Metcalf’s killing.
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GLOBE program offers leadership opportunities for Texas 4-H members
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension is accepting applications for the 2026-27 GLOBE program for Texas 4-H members, including an Oct. 23-25 start in Brownwood.
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New I-30 Truck Parking Project Set for Bowie County This Fall
A new I-30 truck parking project is planned for Bowie County this fall.
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Texarkana College reports breaking its enrollment record set in 2009.
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Hitchcock creates reinvestment zone to prepare for future development
Hitchcock created a reinvestment zone to prepare for future development.
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9/11/01 25th Anniversary Ruck to Remember
Texarkana area prepares for the 25th anniversary Ruck to Remember for 9/11.
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A man faces intoxication manslaughter charges after a deadly Houston crash.
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Texas City plans to launch a Margaritaville community in 2028.
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Texas City Margaritaville Community Launching In 2028
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Texas City Margaritaville Community Launching In 2028
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Texas City Margaritaville Community Launching In 2028
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Texas City Margaritaville Community Launching In 2028
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Texas City Margaritaville Community Launching In 2028
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Texas City Margaritaville Community Launching In 2028
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Texas City Margaritaville Community Launching In 2028
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Texas City Margaritaville Community Launching In 2028
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Texas City Margaritaville Community Launching In 2028
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Texas City Margaritaville Community Launching In 2028
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Houston's Ismaili Center adds an all-day cafe with tacos, chai, and more
Houston's Ismaili Center is adding an all-day cafe offering tacos, chai, and more.
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Texas City school earns national recognition for literacy gains
A Texas City school received national recognition for improving student literacy.
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Tiffany Quiring named New Braunfels Community Pillar for advocacy work, community service
Tiffany Quiring was named a New Braunfels Community Pillar for advocacy and community service.
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Former Texas City police captain selected as city's next chief
A former Texas City police captain was selected as the city’s next police chief.
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A South Congress seafood restaurant closed after fire damage.
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Teal Season in Texas Commences Sept. 19
Texas blue-winged teal hunting season begins Sept. 19 with a shortened early season after survey estimates show lower breeding populations.
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Montgomery County working to address bus driver shortage causing student delays
Montgomery County Schools in Kentucky are combining bus routes due to a driver shortage, extending student commutes while seeking two more drivers.
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DOJ races to Supreme Court to revive shaky voter database amid wave of pro-GOP rulings
The U.S. Department of Justice is appealing to the Supreme Court to revive a voter database after pro-GOP ruling changes.
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Dallas' Faustina Academy leads anti-screen backlash
Faustina Academy near Dallas banned student social media and tablets/laptops to limit screen time effects on young children.
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ATX Kitchen and Bathroom Austin Launches Redesigned Website Showcasing Premier Remodeling Services Across Austin, Texas
ATX Kitchen and Bathroom Austin announced a redesigned website to promote its remodeling services and customer testimonials for Austin-area homeowners.
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Alpha School highlights a troubling trend in Texas education
An opinion piece argues Texas voucher eligibility and AI-based curricula at Alpha School could undermine student performance and public education.
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Fruits of UT Health merger have not grown
A commentary says UT San Antonio’s UT Health merger improved funding and some facilities but campus infrastructure and benefits lag behind enrollment growth.
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Austin's I-35 earmarked for rolling closures, shuttered flyovers this week
TxDOT scheduled nightly I-35-related closures in Austin, including SH 71 and Stassney Lane flyover shutdowns and lane reductions for ongoing construction work.
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Medicaid funding freezes tied to CMS rules will cost Texas hospitals about $27 million daily, threatening services as Abbott disputes the federal crackdown.
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More than 200,000 Texans are waiting for Medicaid approval as enrollment declines
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Red state reeling as Trump's marquee law boots sick kids and pregnant moms off coverage
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More than 200,000 Texans are waiting for Medicaid approval as enrollment declines
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A team of doctors provides medical care to unhoused residents in Dallas
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More than 200,000 Texans are waiting for Medicaid approval as enrollment declines
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Texas hospitals could lose $27 million daily in Medicaid funding
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More than 200,000 Texans are waiting for Medicaid approval
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More than 200,000 Texans are waiting for Medicaid approval as enrollment declines
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More than 200,000 Texans are waiting for Medicaid approval as enrollment declines
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COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Texas
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Which Republicans are not attending Trump's midterm convention
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Ticket to riches: $1 investment at gas station leads to $14 million bonanza
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Texas hospitals could lose $27 million daily in Medicaid funding
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$26.75M Texas lottery winner has 2 things on the shopping list: steak and boots
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COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Texas
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Ticket to riches: $1 investment at gas station leads to $14 million bonanza
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COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Texas
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$7.5 million Lotto Texas ticket sold at Kroger grocery store remains unclaimed
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$7.5 million Lotto Texas ticket sold at Kroger grocery store remains unclaimed
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Texas hospitals lose $27 million daily due to Medicaid cuts
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Texperts: Judicial Sanctions
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What to know about the recent cyclospora outbreak
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Texas hospitals expect to lose $27 million a day in Medicaid funding
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Local hospitals feel the impact of President Trump's Medicaid fund cuts
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Texas hospitals say they're losing $27 million a day in Medicaid funding
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Ken Paxton's $27 million a day silence
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After suing Biden, AG Paxton hasn't challenged Trump over Texas' $10-billion Medicaid cut
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Paxton hasn't challenged Trump administration over Texas' $10B Medicaid cut even though he sued Biden | State
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AG Paxton hasn't challenged Trump over Texas' $10 billion Medicaid cut even though he sued Biden
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Texas A&M’s Maritime Academy in Galveston received the TS Lone Star State, a $325 million training ship for cadets and disaster response.
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Lubbock-area forecasts call for potentially record-setting heat Wednesday, a brief cool-down with limited storms Thursday, then renewed late-week heat.
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Battle over large Gillespie County solar farm heading back to court
A legal dispute over the size and impacts of a large solar farm in Gillespie County is headed back to court.
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