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Heat risk increases for outdoor workers in Texas, while shots at state or federal protections fade
Texas leads the nation in heat-related worker deaths and without federal protections, it could get worse.
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7 ways to get in the fall spirit in the Rio Grande Valley, no sweater required
South Texans probably won’t be pulling out sweaters anytime soon, but that doesn’t mean we have to skip the season altogether.
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As foreign beef floods in, Texas ranchers take the hit—and Paxton stays quiet
While a huge statewide industry takes a hit, the man whose job is explicitly to protect Texas’ interests remains mum.
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Ken Paxton took Kalshi’s money, then sat out efforts to regulate it
The popular prediction market platform and its CEO donated to Paxton’s US Senate campaign. He skipped two multistate efforts to regulate it, Politico reports.
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Sand Branch residents take water crisis into their own hands with new infrastructure bond
Following the recent Sand Branch fire, residents are looking for the city’s help in establishing a water system solution. Here’s what to know about their bill proposal.
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A Southern Haunting: A Houston native documents the real stories of Black rural Texans
The stories of Black rural communities are disappearing from the South, but Zahrah Butler has a plan.
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How Texans are protesting ‘Trump-a-palooza’ in Dallas
Here’s how a coalition of advocacy groups are showing their resistance during President Donald Trump’s unprecedented midterm convention in Dallas next week.
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North Texas’ Timber Creek Falcon Band earns coveted spot in Rose Parade
North Texas’ Timber Creek Falcon Band was selected to perform at the Rose Parade. It’s an honor only given to 22 bands around the world.
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Your ultimate guide to Estero Llano Grande State Park
Explore Estero Llano Grande State Park in Weslaco, Texas, home to the Rio Grande Valley’s largest wetlands and rare birding opportunities.
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Houston, The Woodlands reach $50 million deal to end annexation possibility
Houston council’s $50M Woodlands deal draws sharp opposition over claims it sells off future revenue.
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Texas oncologist explains new blood test that could catch breast cancer recurrence quicker
Researchers have found a new blood test study that may help predict recurring breast cancer quicker than other tests. Here’s what to know.
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How far-right conservatives are weaponizing Texas’ new parental rights amendment
Texans codified “parental rights” last year. It’s now being used as a right-wing weapon.
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Trump’s stance on data centers at odds with most Texans
President Trump claimed only communities who ‘want to end up being backwards and poor’ oppose data centers, directly contradicting recent pivots from Gov. Greg Abbott and US Senate nominee Ken Paxton.
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Here’s how to become a poll worker in Texas
There are different kinds of poll workers that are essential in running an election in Texas. Here’s what they do and how you can get involved.
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Ken Paxton cozy with judge who sealed his depositions
Judge Cynthia Wheless sealed two of Ken Paxton’s depositions; her husband, a fellow judge, sealed the Paxtons’ divorce. Both have donated to the Paxtons’ campaigns.
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10 fall Texas festivals worth the drive
Here’s our list of fall events that we think every Texan should experience at least once.
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14 dive bars in Houston that the locals love
For cheap drinks, a chill vibe, or a neighborhood hole-in-the-wall where everyone knows your name, check out the 14 best dive bars in Houston, according to Houstonians.
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The 5 cozy and adorable cat cafes in Dallas-Fort Worth
Cuddle with cute cats (and find one to adopt!) at one of the five cat cafés located throughout Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Six Flags Fiesta Texas breaks ground on world’s longest family coaster
Werewolf Gorge will stretch an unprecedented 4,120 feet, making it both the world’s longest family launch coaster and the longest roller coaster ever built at Six Flags Fiesta Texas.
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4 Lone Star cities named among best US real estate markets for 2026
Four Texas cities were named to WalletHub’s Best Real Estate Markets in 2026 list. Here’s where you’ll get the most bang for your buck.
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Dallas Parks Department approves $2.7 million for Old City Park restoration
Dallas’s Old City Park has been a city staple since 1876. The Parks and Recreation Department said it’s due for some restoration.
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Affordability issues could swing South Texas’ most competitive House race
A new statewide report puts fresh numbers behind the housing, health care, and grocery costs shaping the contest between Rep. Vicente Gonzalez and Eric Flores.
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Learn a new hobby in Houston: 9 classes and workshops to try in 2026
Whether you’re looking to learn a new subject, fill an evening with fun, or take home new skills, these Houston classes and workshops fit every interest and personality.
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From Tejano star to ‘Padrino Pulido’: Bobby Pulido reflects on a year of running for Congress
The Grammy Award-winning singer has taken a more personal approach to campaigning, one that rests on tradition and culture.
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Is Houston’s top hospital accessible for Houstonians?
Houston Methodist Hospital was just ranked the best in the state, but that care comes with a price tag.
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North Texas trio earns spot on Princeton Review’s 2027 Best Colleges list
Three North Texas universities made the Princeton Review’s list of the Best Colleges for the Class of 2027. Here’s which ones made the cut.
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Are Flock cameras tracking you? Here are 4 tools you can use to check
Check out these four apps and online tools that show you where all the ALPRs are throughout your routes around town and if they’re tracking your car.
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Only two Texas restaurants made Bon Appétit’s 2026 List — one of them is in Houston
Houston’s Agnes and Sherman restaurant was named one of the Best New Restaurants for 2026 by Bon Appétit. Here’s why.
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Texas law restricting drag shows ruled unconstitutional for second time
US District Judge David Hittner struck down a Texas law placing limits on drag shows. Here’s everything you need to know.
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What to know about the Los Ebanos Ferry, the last hand-pulled international ferry in the US
There’s a one-of-a-kind ride at the U.S.-Mexico border. Learn about the extensive history of the Los Ebanos Ferry, and how you can check it out today.
