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Klein Oak FFA junior balances school, early mornings and show heifer on road to Houston Rodeo
Klein Oak junior Andrew Marks prepares a show heifer at the FFA barn while planning for a return to Houston Livestock Show next March.
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South Korea Bets $22.3 Billion on Texas Gas Plant to Fuel AI Surge
South Korea agreed to invest $22.3 billion in a phased Encinal natural-gas power plant to meet rising electricity demand from Texas AI data centers.
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Texas recorded its hottest temperature ever twice, setting new highs for the state and drawing attention to extreme heat.
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The Hottest Recorded Temperature in Texas was Recorded Twice
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The Hottest Recorded Temperature in Texas was Recorded Twice
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The Hottest Recorded Temperature in Texas was Recorded Twice
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The Hottest Recorded Temperature in Texas was Recorded Twice
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The Hottest Recorded Temperature in Texas was Recorded Twice
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The Hottest Recorded Temperature in Texas was Recorded Twice
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The Hottest Recorded Temperature in Texas was Recorded Twice
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America's air monitors are disappearing. So is your power to expose polluters.
Article discusses disappearance of air monitors and reduced ability to expose pollution sources in the U.S.
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Texas A&M IT executive Darvis Griffin is jailed after being arrested on continuous sexual abuse of a young child charges.
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Texas leads U.S. electricity generation growth in the first half of the year driven largely by rapid utility-scale solar expansion.
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After hiccup, supervisors approve 2027 budget
Lauderdale County supervisors approve the 2027 budget after a tied vote, setting the millage rate to avoid tax increases.
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Major traffic delays early Wednesday after truck rollover on I-35 in Belton
A gravel truck rollover closed northbound I-35 near Belton exit 294 early Wednesday, causing major morning backups.
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How blue paint is helping save babies with heart defects
A Montrose exhibit called “Heartstrings” will raise funds for HeartGift Houston surgical care for children with congenital heart defects.
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Lone Star Transmission will hold a public meeting in Mount Calm on a proposed 345-kilovolt line connecting a planned Mercury Solar Three facility.
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Texas A&M System regents are considering banning scooters and e-bikes if crash incidents involving micromobility devices continue rising.
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Houston tables bill ordering review of how Nova Scotia Power is regulated
Houston tabled a bill that would have ordered a review of how Nova Scotia Power is regulated.
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TSTC and AMR partner to train next-generation paramedics
TSTC and American Medical Response launched a 42-week paramedic program to train AMR EMTs faster in Texas.
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NOAA and Texas A&M are running the TexAQS study across Texas to identify present-day air pollution sources including emerging chemical pollutants.
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States Increasingly Pulling Rug Out From Under Big Tech With Tax Break Reversals
Multiple states are pausing or ending data-center tax breaks as AI-driven demand raises costs and concerns over electricity and water impacts.
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Rita Gonzalez McMullen pleaded guilty to intoxication assault in a Loop 11 crash that severely injured an adult and a teenager, and was sentenced to concurrent prison terms.
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Scheels opens 300,000-square-foot Cedar Park store
Scheels opened a 300,000-square-foot Cedar Park store at the CedarView development, creating more than 500 jobs.
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How Trump's New Census Plan Could Impact Congress and Electoral Votes
Trump’s new census proposal would exclude many noncitizens from apportionment counts and remove race and sexual-orientation questions from future forms.
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Sand Branch near Dallas has no clean drinking water
After a grassfire in Sand Branch, residents face ongoing challenges including lack of safe drinking water and limited infrastructure in Seagoville.
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PVAMU awarded nearly $10 million to advance artificial intelligence for national defense – PVAMU Home
Prairie View A&M University received a $9.9 million five-year grant to develop mission-driven machine learning for national defense through July 2031.
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Houston Native Crowned Miss America 2027, First Texas Winner Since 1975
Houston native Regan Hutsell won Miss America 2027, becoming the first Texas winner since 1975.
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Texas prison officials requested $298 million to add thousands of air-conditioned beds as a federal judge considers whether prison heat is unconstitutional.
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Texas needs more foster care spending transparency, state report says
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Texas needs more foster care spending transparency, state report says
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Texas Spends Millions on Prison Cooling, but It's Not Enough
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Texas is trying to punish its way out of a prison overdose crisis
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Texas prisons seek $298 million for air conditioning. That's a fraction of what's needed.
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Texas prisons seek $298 million for air conditioning. That's a fraction of what's needed.
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Texas prisons seek $298 million for air conditioning. That's a fraction of what's needed.
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Texas prisons seek $298 million to air condition hot lockups
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Texas prisons seek $298 million for air conditioning. That's a fraction of what's needed.
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Texas prisons seek $298 million for air conditioning. That's a fraction of what's needed.
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University of Houston and Rice researchers received a $2.88 million DOE grant to use AI to develop stronger magnets for U.S. supply chains.
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MeatFest brings barbecue competition to Kingsland
Hooper’s in Kingsland hosts its first MeatFest barbecue competition Oct. 16-18 with up to 25 teams and $5,000 top prize.
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REMSA Health Appoints Jeremy Thomasson as Care Flight Operations Manager
REMSA Health appointed Jeremy Thomasson as Care Flight operations manager overseeing operations for the region’s nonprofit air ambulance provider.
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Tulia police responding to incident at 10th Street and Donley Avenue
Texas Rangers and Swisher County deputies investigated shots fired near NW 10th Street and North Donley Avenue in Tulia.
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Ballet Texas to perform 'Dracula' underground at Natural Bridge Caverns
Ballet Texas will stage a one-night underground production of Dracula Oct. 3 at Natural Bridge Caverns in New Braunfels.
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Pershing Elementary School jumps from F to B in Texas Education Agency ratings
Pershing Elementary School in San Antonio raised its TEA rating from F to B, earning an 89% score and aiming to grow enrollment.
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Fort Hood soldier Leroy Stroud Jr. died on post as his father questioned whether medics were called before the Aug. 14 death discovery.
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Fort Hood soldier Leroy Stroud Jr. died on post; father questions medical response before death
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Fort Hood soldier Leroy Stroud Jr. died on post; father questions medical response before death
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Father of Fort Hood soldier seeks answers about the death of his son
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Father of Fort Hood soldier seeks answers about the death of his son
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CSISD officials address 'Cat in the Hat' social media trend, after nationwide concern
Bryan-College Station ISD increased police presence after “Cat in the Hat” AI threat videos raised school safety concerns.
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Two members of multi-state Walmart theft ring arrested in East Texas
Smith County arrested two people tied to an alleged multi-state Walmart organized retail theft scheme involving cash-return receipts.
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Trial for Palm City dog trainer Nikki Camerlengo delayed until at least 2027
A Florida judge delayed Nikki Camerlengo’s dog cruelty trial until at least 2027 due to a key witness’s medical disability.
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NHTSA opened an audit of Tesla Cybercab certification while Austin emergency responders logged dozens of robotaxi interferences.
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Tesla Cybercab with no steering wheel worries Austin firefighters
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Regulators Audit Tesla Cybercab Certification While Austin Responders Log Dozens of Robotaxi Interference Incidents at Emergency Scenes
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How could Tesla Cybercabs impact Austin first responders protocols?
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How could Tesla Cybercabs impact Austin first responders protocols?
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NHTSA Audits Tesla Cybercab Self-Certification After Austin Launch
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Tesla Starts Paid Cybercab Rides in Austin as Regulators Probe Its Wheel-and-Pedal-Free Design
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Tesla's Cybercab receives warm welcome in Austin
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TESLA's Cybercabs are under federal investigation right after the commercial debut in Austin, Texas
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Endangered birds raised at Caldwell Zoo released to refuge
U.S. conservation officials picked up 72 Attwater’s prairie chickens from Caldwell Zoo to release to a refuge near Houston.
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The storm that changed Galveston
A history of the 1900 Galveston hurricane explains how lack of warnings and defenses led to catastrophic destruction and deaths.
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Bastrop City Council votes to end Flock contract
Bastrop City Council voted to end its contract with Flock and terminate its license plate reader system amid privacy concerns.
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Why three Aldine schools are starting the year weeks before other campuses
Aldine ISD’s three early-start elementary schools began classes July 27 under a program adding instructional days to reduce summer learning loss.
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Texas news: 4 former TDCJ employees arrested, accused of theft
Four former TDCJ employees were arrested for allegedly stealing scrap metal and selling it, according to the agency and an inspector general investigation.
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KPD schedules annual walk to support awareness of domestic violence
Killeen Police will host its sixth Domestic Violence Awareness Walk Oct. 3 at Lions Club Park with resources and partner organizations.
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Brazoria County banned outdoor burning in unincorporated areas due to persistent hot, dry conditions and increased wildfire risk.
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South Asian diaspora raises alarm over immigration detention
Advocates asked the U.S. Supreme Court in Genalo v. Black to limit prolonged mandatory immigration detention without bond hearings.
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Texas Investigators Capture Two of Texas' Most Wanted
Texas DPS arrested two Texas 10 Most Wanted sex offenders, Abelardo Garza in Brownsville and Elliott Thomas Reed in Benbrook.
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Wichita Falls EMS launched prehospital whole blood capability through a regional program to treat critically injured patients with life-threatening blood loss.
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Circle Trail expansion makes Wichita Falls route longer and safer
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New Lifesaving Capability Comes To Wichita Falls EMS Services
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New Lifesaving Capability Comes To Wichita Falls EMS Services
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New Lifesaving Capability Comes To Wichita Falls EMS Services
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New Lifesaving Capability Comes To Wichita Falls EMS Services
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New Lifesaving Capability Comes To Wichita Falls EMS Services
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Family of Waco girl sexually abused by man was afraid to come forward because of their legal status: affidavit
A Waco girl’s family reported fearing authorities due to legal status, in connection with allegations of continuous sexual abuse by Nathaniel A. Zavala-Perez.
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The Go 4 The Bell Gala returns Sept. 19th to support local pediatric cancer families
The Go 4 The Bell Gala returns Sept. 19 in Beaumont to raise funds for local pediatric cancer families.
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University of North Texas to Open College of AI, Analytics
University of North Texas will open a College of Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Analytics after a $20 million gift from Vikas and Anuradha Sinha.
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USDA outlines animal health plan for Mexican cattle imports
USDA outlined a three-stage protocol for heightened protections against New World screwworm in Mexico live cattle imports entering Texas at Douglas, Arizona.
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Schuylkill River Greenways will hold its Ride for the River fundraiser Sept. 19 in Montgomery County starting and ending at Pottstown Riverfront Park.
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Death investigation underway after a body was found in the surf on North Beach
Corpus Christi police and the Nueces County medical examiner are investigating after a body was found in the surf on North Beach near Hayes Street.
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Texas environmental regulators approved an emergency order suspending reservoir pass-through water releases for 120 days due to drought in the Coastal Bend.
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Convicted felon wanted for allegedly exposing himself inside a Houston Walmart
Jeremiah Bernard Ellis is wanted on indecent exposure charges after allegedly exposing himself in a Houston Walmart women’s section.
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Chip Roy sounds alarm on Islamic takeover in Texas: 'You can't win a war you refuse to acknowledge'
Rep. Chip Roy urged acknowledging an Islamic takeover threat in Texas in a Blaze Media interview.
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NOAA reports the U.S. had its hottest summer on record, with widespread heat and drought and expectations for more extreme conditions.
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The U.S. Department of the Interior expanded hunting and fishing access across the National Wildlife Refuge System in 32 states, including Balcones Canyonlands in Central Texas.
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William Rockwell Evans faces felony charges in Texas after prescribing an illegal abortion pill following a Texas medical board license revocation.
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Margaritaville at Sea Will Position Beachcomber in Galveston
Margaritaville at Sea will bring the Beachcomber ship to Galveston with sailings beginning October 2027.
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Power restored to most customers in Potter County after outage
Xcel Energy restored power to most customers in Potter County after an outage affecting about 1,051 customers.
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Jasper, Kirbyville Awarded $7 Million in GLO Disaster Recovery Funding
Jasper and Kirbyville received a combined $7 million in Texas GLO disaster recovery funding for major citywide sewer improvement projects.
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Austin becomes a Book Safe Harbor during library centennial
Austin’s libraries use their centennial to host a community “Book Safe Harbor” collection event.
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Texas lottery winner scores $14.3M-then plans a very Texas splurge
A Lake Jackson resident won a $26.75 million Lotto Texas jackpot and chose a cash payout of $14.3 million.
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Nacogdoches ISD’s Mike Moses and Brook Quinn Jones elementary schools failed Texas standards for four straight years, with state takeover looming if they fail again.
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5 new short films explain history behind '70s Austin mural
Five short films were released to explain the history behind an Austin mural from the 1970s.
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A Texas A&M administrator, Darvis Griffin, was arrested on a warrant and charged with continuous sexual abuse of a young child.
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State Fair of Texas unveils a whopping 40 new foods for 2026
State Fair of Texas plans to debut 40 new foods for the 2026 fair.
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Precinct 3 crews in Spring removed graffiti from an abandoned gas station on Sawdust Road after a county order granted authority.
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Penny Oates named Round Rock ISD Virtual Academy director
Penny Oates was named director of the Round Rock ISD Virtual Academy offering hybrid and fully online learning options.
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Visit Galveston seeks public perspectives on tourism through online survey
Visit Galveston opened an online survey seeking residents’ views on tourism impacts, running until Sept. 27.
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Arizona fugitive wanted for 20 years on child molestation charge caught in Texas
Jesse Rodriguez, wanted in Arizona for child molestation charges, was arrested in Texas and is awaiting extradition.
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Texas Tech and the City of Lubbock will commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with a free Sept. 11 ensemble performance and flag display.
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Grayson County pays tribute to 9/11 heroes
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North Texas marks 25 years since 9/11 with ceremonies and service
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Local communities plan observances for 9/11 25th anniversary
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Brazoria County communities come together to mark 9/11
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Texas Tech And Lubbock Honor 25th Anniversary Of 9/11 Attacks
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25 years later: Lindale police chief remembers 9/11 response with FBI
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25 years later: Lindale police chief remembers 9/11 response with FBI
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25 years after 9/11, North Texas honors the anniversary with events across the region
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Cass County Peace Officer Chili Cook-Off Set for October 10
Cass County Peace Officer Association will host a chili cook-off Oct. 10, 2026 at the Atlanta Visitor Center & Museum in downtown Atlanta, Texas.
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League City police are searching for a missing teenager and seeking public assistance to locate them.
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UT Makes Major Investment in Campus Police Officers
The University of Texas announced a major investment related to campus police officers.
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Bryan City Council unanimously approved a $569,013,800 fiscal year 2027 budget for the coming year.
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League City nature center receives upgrades, renovation
League City’s Dr. Ned & Fay Dudney Nature Center is receiving a new restroom and rebuilt bird blinds after a renovation closure.
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Houston's Adair group to debut its first Los Tios restaurant in San Antonio this fall
Adair Concepts will open its first Los Tios restaurant in San Antonio this fall at the former La Madeleine location on Broadway.
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San Antonio's Esperanza Center to debut performance series this weekend
San Antonio’s Esperanza Center will debut a performance series this weekend.
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San Antonio councilwoman wants to ban casino-like eight-liner machines
San Antonio Councilwoman Teri Castillo filed a request to ban eight-liner electronic gaming machines and increase inspections and enforcement.
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72 years of marriage: The ACU love story that started on campus
Bob and Betty Hale were profiled for celebrating 72 years of marriage that began as students at Abilene Christian University.
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U.S. Marshals and local agencies recovered 45 missing, at-risk children in August investigations across Texas and Arizona, including a trafficking victim.
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Texas Nutrition Advisory Committee published the state’s first nutritional guidelines to help Texans make practical dietary changes.
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Derrick Jackson, a west Houston apartment resident, was charged with fatally shooting two leasing agents after a dispute over his lease.
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Teen Girl Accused of Killing Project Pat's Son Indicted on Murder
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Could someone steal your home without you knowing? Harris County warns of deed fraud schemes
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Army veteran 'snapped' and fatally shot two Houston apartment complex leasing agents, prosecutor says
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Harris County Attorney's office files lawsuits accusing multiple people of deed fraud
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Ella Lee Lane leasing office murders: Suspect shot man, woman during lease dispute in west Houston, court hearing reveals
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2 Helps You: Fort Bend County Environmental Health files charges over neglected eyesore
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19-year-old charged with murder after fatal shooting in Houston's Heights
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Family hopes to get home back after Harris County sues over alleged deed theft scheme
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Homicide investigation underway after deadly crash in Houston
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Jhoan Gomez,19, charged with murder after allegedly shooting stranger during argument in the Heights, HPD says
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Michigan Man Arrested in Cameron Following Child Predator Sting
A Michigan man, Geevar Varghese, was arrested in Cameron, Texas, after a sting alleging he tried to meet a minor online.
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Redistricting opponents appeal to SCOTUS after appeals court lets stand new map
Missouri redistricting opponents appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court after an appeals court allowed a Trump-backed congressional map to stand.
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Lawmakers study AI and its growth in the healthcare sector to help craft the regulatory framework
Wisconsin lawmakers held a two-day committee on AI in healthcare to assess benefits, privacy risks, and future regulatory needs.
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Military personnel accidentally triggered an emergency slide on Qatar-gifted Air Force One before Trump’s flight to Dallas proceeded.
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Trump's trip to GOP soiree in Texas is briefly delayed after Air Force One's emergency slide deploys
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Embarrassment as Air Force One emergency slide deploys
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Arab News | Trump departs DC on Qatar-gifted Air Force One after emergency slide accidentally deploys
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Embarrassment as Air Force One emergency slide deploys
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Calling All 6th–12th Graders: Ducks Unlimited Is Coming to Central Texas
Ducks Unlimited will host an interest meeting in Goldthwaite on Sept. 17 to form a Cross Timbers Varsity Chapter for grades 6–12.
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Appeals court grants immunity to Texas cops who held handcuffed woman face down in a fire ant hill
The 5th Circuit granted qualified immunity to Santa Fe police officers in a case involving a handcuffed woman pinned face down on fire ants.
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Austin Mayor Kirk Watson proposed a plan to close two failing middle schools to avoid a state takeover of Austin ISD.
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Watson suggests closing AISD schools to avoid state takeover
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Austin mayor releases plan to prevent Texas from taking over the school district
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Austin mayor releases plan to prevent Texas from taking over the school district
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Austin mayor releases plan to prevent Texas from taking over the school district
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Austin mayor tries to prevent Texas from taking over AISD
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Longview man charged with falsifying client tax returns, keeping extra refund money
Jason Elias Briley was indicted for falsifying client tax returns and allegedly keeping extra refund money in Longview.
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City of Houston must remove $1.3 million in improvements from Grimes Park after HISD ends lease
Houston must remove about $1.3 million of Grimes Park improvements after HISD ended its lease for the property.
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Spring ISD placed a Westfield High School staff member on administrative leave after allegations of off-campus misconduct.
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Police reports: DWI driver arrests in Copperas Cove
Area police reports in Copperas Cove, Killeen, Harker Heights, and Lampasas describe multiple DWI arrests and related incidents Tuesday.
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Killeen council to consider rezoning for gas station with some local residents in opposition
Killeen City Council will hold a public hearing on rezoning land for a proposed gas station amid opposition from nearby residents.
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Man agrees to plead guilty after nearly 4 kilos of fentanyl found during traffic stop
A California man agreed to plead guilty after DPS troopers found nearly 4 kilograms of fentanyl concealed in his car in Carson County.
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Tech Companies Highlight Local Impact of Data Centers
Tech companies discuss community impacts of data centers, including water recycling, local hiring, tax revenue, and energy plans in Pecos, Texas.
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'Getting too weird': GOP's 'thirst trap' stunt at convention backfires immediately
A GOP “thirst trap” stunt at the midterm convention drew immediate backlash or backfired.
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A Belton teacher tasked a 6th grader to 3D print a class aid for younger students.
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Grief support group for children and families to meet weekly in Lubbock
A weekly “Healing Hearts” grief support group for children and families meets in Lubbock from Sept. 15 to Oct. 20.
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Anthony Ross Houston pleaded guilty in Fulton County to raping two women in the same Atlanta apartment complex in 1985 and was sentenced to 45 years.
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Former Muleshoe teacher facing federal charges, accused of enticement of a minor
Federal authorities charged former Muleshoe High School teacher Allegra Fey Mora with enticement of a minor after an investigation into alleged sexual relations with a student.
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