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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick thinks these books are too ‘vulgar’ for Texas public schools
Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has waged war on books he deems to be too inappropriate for Texas public schools. But how “vulgar” are they?
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Punching In: The Houston artist turning likes into livelihood
This Houston artist turned to social media to help create a side business. Now, posting online is her full-time job.
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UT Dallas team builds smart sensor to sniff out dangerous bacteria in food
Researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas are developing a food safety sensor to detect contaminations and bacteria in food. Here’s everything you need to know about READ.
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Frank Beard, ZZ Top’s drummer for over five decades, dies at 77
Frank Beard, a forming member of ZZ Top, died on Monday. The band is expected to continue its tour through November.
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How to have a weekend jam-packed with adventure in Central Texas
From ziplining to kayaking to descending into a canyon, there’s no shortage of adventure in Central Texas. Our guide is highlighting some of the best.
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Ken Paxton’s misconduct will cost Texas taxpayers north of $12 million in total
Residents are footing the bill for an impeachment, state audit, a court judgment, and years of legal invoices.
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Houston had WHAT? 5 past attractions we’ll never forget
These five landmarks used to bring in tourists from across the country. Now, they’re gone
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Texas graded its public schools. Now Austin ISD is at risk of a state takeover
Texas graded its public schools. See how yours fared.
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Long live the RGV: Seven South Texas cities are poised to be the next Blue Zones
Can The Valley go from diabetes and obesity to living till 100? Wellness experts think so.
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Nearly half of Texas’ cyclospora cases are in South Texas. Here’s what we know
Nearly half of the lab-confirmed Cyclospora cases reported statewide from early May through late July were reported in South Texas.
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Fort Worth Burger Week raises funds to fight hunger
From Aug. 17-23, over 30 local Fort Worth restaurants are offering burger deals with proceeds going toward helping fund the Tarrant Area Food Bank. Here’s what to know.
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West Nile virus detected in fourth mosquito pool in Nueces County
Nueces County officials announced detection of West Nile virus near Chapman Ranch.
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FlixBus adds two new Texas-to-Tennessee routes to growing network
FlixBus recently added routes from Dallas to Nashville and from Houston to Memphis.
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State Fair of Texas makes fairgoing more affordable for families
The State Fair of Texas is offering lower ticket prices for all festivalgoers this year. Here’s how much you can expect to pay.
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Now is the time to look to the TX skies for the great fall bird migration
One in every three birds migrating across the U.S. passes over Texas. Here’s what to know and where to go for the best views of the 2026 fall bird migration.
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Texas voters: Put these 2026 election deadlines on your calendar
Here are the dates you need to know if you’re planning to vote in Texas 2026 midterm elections.
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Punching In: Who makes Houston’s rodeo boots?
This Houston bootmaker doesn’t use any technology newer than 1950 to craft his one-of-a-kind boots—keeping an old-school tradition alive, one pair at a time.
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How Texas officials make sure elections are safe and secure
Here are all the ways—from testing machines to video surveillance at vote-counting stations—officials keep elections safe.
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Henry Cuellar, Tano Tijerina set up South Texas showdown in TX‑28
A unique race unfolds as border politics shift across Webb and Zapata counties.
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Punching In: The fancy pen industry is booming, and you can thank Gen Z for that
These pen collectors are bringing back the analog lifestyle and nurturing community at the same time.
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Lawsuit seeks to stop Big Bend border wall construction
A tribal nonprofit and an outdoor recreation company filed the federal lawsuit, arguing the work threatens archeological sites and sacred grounds.
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Texas’ 15th Congressional District: Monica De La Cruz vs. Bobby Pulido
An incumbent takes on a Tejano music star in a South Texas race that could help determine the balance of power in Washington.
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Baker’s Main Street Furniture to close after 103 years of service
Baker’s Main Street Furniture in Garland is closing its doors after 103 years in business. A liquidation sale is being held.
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Third time’s the charm: Houston Pride Parade finally rolls Aug. 15
The annual Houston Pride Parade was originally scheduled to take place in June to coincide with the Pride Houston 365 festival but was rescheduled due to weather.
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Meet the candidates running for US Senate in Texas: James Talarico vs. Ken Paxton
The race between Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico for Texas’ US Senate seat is the most closely watched statewide contest in decades.
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How a Republican’s affair and a YouTube star’s controversies turned a safe Texas seat into a battleground
The 23rd Congressional District, which stretches 843 miles from San Antonio to El Paso along the Texas-Mexico border, is shaping up to be one of the most unusual races in the country.
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Meet the candidates running to be Texas governor
The race between Republican Gov. Greg Abbott and Democrat Gina Hinojosa is the most competitive Texas gubernatorial contest in more than 30 years and could determine state control for a generation.
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Everything you need to know about voting in the 2026 Texas election
The Texas midterm election is fast approaching, so now’s the time to make sure you have all the information you need to guarantee your voice is heard.
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This South Texas race could decide control of Congress
Meet the candidates for Texas’ 34th Congressional District.
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Meet the candidates running in one of South Central Texas’ most competitive races
The 35th Congressional District, which represents parts of Austin, New Braunfels, and San Antonio will see a competitive race in November after Republicans redrew the district’s lines.
