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Texas Attorney General candidate Nathan Johnson wants to sue Dr. Oz
Democratic Texas Attorney General candidate Nathan Johnson is putting Dr. Oz on notice. Oz’s proposed Medicaid rule would pull roughly $515 billion from state programs—more than triple what Congress actually cut—and Texas has more riding on it than almost any state. Johnson says it’ll mean higher property taxes, higher insurance premiums, and closed hospital services…
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Vicente Gonzalez, Eric Flores go head-to-head on immigration in South Texas congressional race
Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, a Democrat, and Republican Eric Flores have opposing stances on immigration as they battle to represent Texas’ 34th district in Congress. Voters will weigh the candidates’ approaches as they decide how to cast their ballots on Nov. 3.
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Dallas activist blasts city council over being complicit in Trump’s cruelty
During open speaker time at a Dallas City Council meeting on Wednesday, community activist Stephanie Drenka detailed the inhumane living conditions at ICE facilities in Texas and slammed Mayor Eric Johnson for calling President Donald Trump’s Republican convention taking place in Dallas next month an “honor.”
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Discover North Texas’ Halbert Farm, home to over 40 kunekune pigs
Head to Burleson and visit Halbert Farm to enjoy time with KuneKune pigs, along with other animals.
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Witnesses to the ICE shooting death of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo remain detained
All three witnesses in the July 7 ICE shooting death of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo — Jose Trinidad Rojas Pliego, Victor Hugo Salgado Araujo and Daniel Tirada Pantoja — were passengers in Araujo’s van and were detained by ICE shortly afterward. Since then, only Pliego has been released. Attorneys for Salgado Araujo and Pantoja have filed…
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Epstein survivors criticize Sen. John Cornyn for supporting Todd Blanche for AG
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein are criticizing Sen. John Cornyn for voting to support the nomination of Todd Blanche as Attorney General. Many see Blanche’s confirmation as a blow to Epstein survivors and expect that he will make it harder to seek justice.
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These Texas small business owners aren’t afraid to speak out against ICE
We interviewed small business owners across Texas who’ve decided that their advocacy would be part of their brands—and it hasn’t stopped sales. San Antonio and Houston join cities across the state with businesses taking a stand against ICE.
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People lined up around this South Texas Target in search of the latest, viral squishy toys
Harlingen residents wrapped around a Target early Wednesday morning looking for the latest squishies, the viral toys that have captivated both children and adults for their stress-relieving capabilities. Even if shoppers can find these squeezable collectors, many retailers are marking up the prices, and some are even selling fakes.
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What it’s like being LGBTQ+ in Texas? | Houston Pride Parade
Thousands gathered in Downtown Houston to celebrate the 48th anniversary of the Houston Pride Parade.
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For this Houston bookstore owner, business is political
Migration is a human right, says the owner of Dreamers: Books + Culture in Houston.
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Why ‘school choice’ never materialized for these private school voucher recipients
School is back in session in Texas, and some students will be attending private school using taxpayer dollars.
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Why this DFW bakery owner refuses to stay silent
🗣️ This Texas bakery is mixing business with politics to take a stand against ICE.
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Teen trans activist calls for community care at Houston Pride
Houston native, Rose Daphne shares a bit of the pain and needs of the Texas trans community at Saturday’s Pride festival.
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Beer Can House is a Houston tradition you can’t miss
This house is made of beer cans. No, really. Beer Can House is one of those Houston landmarks you can’t leave the city without seeing.
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Stop your doom scrolling and listen to the Fort Worth Water Gardens
Beat the heat catch a refreshing breeze at the Fort Worth Water Gardens, located at 1502 Commerce St. and open seven days a week from 6 a.m.-10 p.m.
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Discover one of Texas’ last drive-in movie theaters left in Fort Worth
Experience the nostalgia of a drive-in movie with an amazing view of downtown Fort Worth at Coyote Drive-In.
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‘They use hate to divide us’: North Texan calls out xenophobia at city council meeting
After the McKinney City Council unanimously voted to approve a mosque relocation proposal during a contentious public meeting last week, residents are pushing to recall several members of the council.
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‘A step in the right direction’: Fort Worth residents reflect on data center pause
While Fort Worth residents are pleased that the city council passed a 90-day data center moratorium Tuesday night, they say it’s just the first step in an ongoing effort to implement stronger regulations across the city.
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Fort Worth residents fight for a data center moratorium
The Fort Worth City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to implement a 90-day data center moratorium after hours of public testimony from residents urging the council to adopt stronger regulations.
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Port Arthur shares why they’re voting for James Talarico
James Talarico brought his US Senate campaign to Southeast Texas on Monday night, and Courier Texas caught up with voters who are throwing their support behind the Democratic nominee.
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Dallas police chief says residents shouldn’t get a veto on Flock cameras
Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux is defending the city’s Flock camera program, calling it a valuable tool that helps officers investigate crimes and keep the public safe.
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Did you know there’s a hidden waterfall in Fort Worth?
Stroll the Airfield Trailhead Conservation Park in west Fort Worth for Tarrant County’s largest natural waterfall.
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Texas teachers shop for free at classroom supply warehouse
Fort Worth’s The Welman Project houses 5,000 square feet of donated classroom supplies, along with a creative space to help teachers’ ideas come to life.
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Tarrant County delays vote on slashing polling locations following community backlash
The Republican-dominated Tarrant County Commissioners Court delayed a vote Tuesday afternoon on a proposal that would have reduced the number of polling sites across the county by 45% following severe community backlash.
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Step inside the Texas cave discovered under Interstate 35
Hidden beneath a highway is an ancient world Texans drive right past! One of Texas’ most stunning caves is hiding under I-35 in Georgetown, TX.
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Tarrant County Commissioners Court to vote on slashed polling locations
The Tarrant County Commissioners Court will vote today on whether or not to reduce the number of Election Day polling locations from 316 to 176—a roughly 45% reduction—ahead of the November midterm elections. State Sen. Nathan Johnson (D-Dallas), who is running for Texas Attorney General, called the proposal a “ridiculous plan” during a rally outside…
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James Talarico calls out Texas Republicans’ bill on banning THC
James Talarico called out Texas Republicans during a state House debate back in 2025 for pushing through a bill banning THC.
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Texans are turning their back on Greg Abbott over data centers
State Rep. Gina Hinojosa (D-Austin)—who is running for Texas governor against Republican incumbent Greg Abbott—met with long-time residents of Granbury, Texas last week to hear about their frustrations with the increase in local data center developments and the negative effects they’re having on their community.
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James Talarico says Ken Paxton still hasn’t accepted US Senate debate
Democratic US Senate candidate James Talarico called out Ken Paxton during an appearance on MS NOW’s “The Last Word” on July 29 over his failure to accept any of three televised debates ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.
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What to know about new THC restrictions taking effect in Texas on July 31
Starting on Friday, July 31, only one form of THC—delta 9—can be sold in Texas cannabis retailers.
