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- Earth Day 2024 coming April 6th in Los Fresnos
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State
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DPS: Leaving Children in Vehicles Can Be Deadly
Summer temperatures increase risk of vehicular heatstroke AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is...
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AgriLife Extension Experts: Livestock Parasites, Pests Likely to Proliferate Due to Wet Weather
UVALDE — Excessive rains in many parts of the state have Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts...
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Summer Meals Reaching Fewer Hungry Kids in Texas
Austin – Average daily participation in summer food programs for hungry Texas children dropped 10% in 2015,...
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Lack of Medicaid Expansion Costing Texas Billions
by Mark Richardson AUSTIN, Texas – Texas has the most uninsured people in the country, but state...
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Federal Court Backs FCC’s Treatment of Internet as Utility
by Greg Stotelmyer WHITESBURG, KY – A federal court has upheld the Federal Communication Commission’s decision to treat...
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Texas Ranked in Top 10 Among State Economies
by Mark Richardson AUSTIN, Texas – Despite a few setbacks, the Texas economy still packs a punch,...
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Texas Lawmakers Study Regulations on Surprise Medical Bills
by Mark Richardson AUSTIN, Texas – Even though they may have health insurance, growing numbers of Texas...
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Immigrants Fight Judge’s Order to Release Personal Information
by Mark Richardson AUSTIN, Texas – Immigration and civil rights groups are asking a federal appeals court...
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A Swarm of Criticism for Texas’ Transgender-Restroom Lawsuit
by Mark Richardson AUSTIN, Texas – Texas officials are seeing a firestorm of criticism over their lawsuit...
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Texas Teachers Say Ruling Doesn’t Settle School Funding Issues
by Mark Richardson AUSTIN, Texas – Teachers and other educators are raising concerns that a recent Texas...