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Houston delays vote on $150M DOJ grant tied to immigration enforcement for third time
Houston officials say they are still awaiting answers from the Justice Department about whether the grant would require direct participation in ICE operations.
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SpaceX’ Starship Flight 14 is coming: What you should know before launch day
The flight, scheduled for Monday, Sept. 28, could circle the Earth six times.
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‘We’ve got you’: How a South Texas border community is helping teen parents stay in school
A first-year partnership between HCISD and Niños Head Start provides no-cost child care, districtwide transportation and family services to help teen parents continue their education.
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Galveston County under red tide advisory as officials urge caution
A red tide warning has been issued in Galveston County. Here’s what that means and how to protect yourself.
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South Texas cities respond to Flock camera concerns
Multiple municipalities in the South Texas area have begun voting on or considering regulation or full rollback of Flock camera programs.
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Airbnb commits $6.4 million to revive Austin’s long-stalled St. John redevelopment
Airbnb has pledged over $6 million towards Austin’s St. John redevelopment project. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Tierra Walker died after she couldn’t get an abortion. Her family is suing Ken Paxton.
The Tierra Walker case argues that Texas’ near-total abortion ban violates the state and U.S. constitutions. It is the first lawsuit over a death linked to an abortion ban.
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Loop Plaza opens in Dallas this month, debuting 50-mile trail network
The Loop Plaza opens at the end of September. Here’s everything you need to know about Dallas’s major trail project.
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Mesquite residents to lose North Branch Library in budget overhaul
Mesquite’s North Branch Library is set to close following a vote from the City Council. Here’s what you need to know.
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Scientists say August was Earth’s hottest month they’ve measured
As the hottest month ever recorded on Earth, August’s sizzle helped push the globe and the United States to swelter through the hottest Northern Hemisphere summer scientists have measured.
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TSA PreCheck perk? DFW travelers can now walk loved ones to their gates
TSA PreCheck members will be allowed to see family and friends off post-security at DFW International Airport. Here’s what to know.
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Community pushes for immediate fixes to deadly Highway 361
An increase in deaths along Highway 361 is prompting residents to seek immediate safety changes. Here’s what you need to know.
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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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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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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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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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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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How one West Houston program is giving homeless residents a fresh start
A pilot program in West Houston is moving homeless people into hotels temporarily while they get back on their feet. Here’s what to know.
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‘It’s Goin’ Down’ — literally: Fort Worth Convention Center’s final send-off set for Sept. 20
The historic Fort Worth Convention Center is hosting one last event before it’s demolished. “It’s Goin’ Down” takes place on September 20.
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Dallas Police aim to rebuild trust by speeding up emergency response times
The Dallas Police Department is actively working to improve their response times. Here’s how long it typically takes for police to arrive.
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Dallas to deploy windshield barnacles on repeat parking offenders starting Aug. 24
On Aug. 24, Dallas will start using windshield barnacles for vehicles with three or more parking citations. Here’s everything you need to know.
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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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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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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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Corpus Christi voters will decide on Fair Water Amendment in November
The Corpus Christi City Council voted 6-2 on Aug. 11 to place the Fair Water Amendment on the Nov. 3 election ballot.
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Dallas ISD opens pre-K to all families this fall
Dallas ISD kicks off the new school year with free pre-K. Here’s everything you need to know about the program.
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Feds plan to sell 3 warehouses near El Paso it bought for migrant detention centers, Congress member says
U.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar said the government will put the warehouses on the market rather than convert them into migrant detention centers that would house 8,000 immigrants for deportation.
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Company planning data center in Nueces County supports Abbott’s audit
The company developing a planned 525-acre data center in Nueces County said it is committed to responsible data center development.
