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Op-Ed: Central Texas deserves better than Rep. John Carter

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Our communities have changed. They’ve grown. They’re focused on the future. We deserve a representative who’s ready to grow with us.
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See how popular pumpkin spice is in Texas

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While we’re still in the thick of summer, many are already looking forward to what they consider the best time of year: pumpkin spice season. This iconic fall flavor often makes its debut while it’s still technically summer, which inspired Instacart to explore how popular pumpkin spice products are in Texas and when they’re showing […]
Texas residents can apply to college for free from October 13-19, 2025.

Good news, Texas! Free College Application Week is coming

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Texas residents can apply to college for free from October 13-19, 2025. Here’s everything you need to know about Free College Application Week.
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After losing two babies, a family wrestled with grief—not jail. Would Texas’s new law change that?

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A family condemns Attorney General Ken Paxton and Texas Republicans for threatening jail time for loved ones who help women obtain abortions.
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A long drive: Dallas-area Hurricane Katrina survivor recounts narrow escape 20 years later

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A Forney woman looks back on evacuating New Orleans and finding a new life in Texas.
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Classroom doors open, but wallets stay empty for Texas teachers

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A study found that Texas teachers spend about $100 of their own money on school supplies.
hollywood and independent films have portrayed the collective efforts of working people on screen for years

5 unsung films that dramatize America’s rich labor history

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Hollywood studios and independent producers have long depicted the collective efforts of working people to improve their lives and gain a voice in their workplaces and the larger society.
2025 marks the 20th anniversary of the Big Tex Choice Awards

Meet the 4 chefs who won the State Fair of Texas’ Big Tex Award

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The 2025 State Fair of Texas’ Big Tex Choice Award winners were just announced. Find out more about what they do outside of the fair and what previous winners are up to now. Everyone going to the State Fair of Texas in the fall has one question: What food should I order? The fair is known for […]
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WATCH: Wendy Davis reflects on 4 years of Texas reproduction rights restrictions

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It’s been nearly four years since Texas enacted the statewide ban, and former state senator and reproductive rights activist Wendy Davis is reminding Texans what’s at stake.
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WATCH: Beto O’Rourke: Texans don’t bend the knee to Trump

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Former US Rep. Beto O’Rourke rallied with hundreds of people in Fort Worth on Saturday against the GOP’s redistricting plan that would flip five congressional seats currently held by Democrats.
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WATCH: Houston pastor reflects on Hurricane Katrina

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Two decades after Hurricane Katrina, Houston pastor Shannon Verrett reflected on the devastating storm, the choas of evacuating and the heartbreak of personal loss. “Most of the time when you're going through traumatic experiences in your life, you don't even know how strong your faith is. But when you weather the storm—when you're on the other side of through you begin to see: He had me back then. I was stronger than I knew,” Verrett, a pastor at Franklin Avenue Baptist Church in Houston, told COURIER Texas. Katrina struck Louisiana on Aug. 29, 2005, killing 1,392 people and causing $125 billion in damages. Tens of thousands of New Orleans residents, like Verrett, evacuated to Houston.
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