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It’s the second time in two years Odessa has lost water. Officials expect restoration within hours but boil-water notice to remain.
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Graduating students raised funds and took the lead organizing smaller ceremonies meant to highlight their identities and cultural heritage.
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The lecturer’s lawyer disputes the charges, and the university’s decision to fire him has raised concerns from faculty over free speech protections.
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The Richmond Republican faces allegations of improperly using campaign funds for his own gain, according to an Office of Congressional Ethics report made public Friday.
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Clarendon is one of the first cities in Texas to reject the ordinance, after several cities and counties passed similar measures
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Two different groups surged through an El Paso border gate. An El Paso judge has twice thrown out the resulting criminal charges.
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Jonathan Mitchell has filed at least nine petitions seeking information from abortion activists, doctors and women. None have resulted in a deposition.
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The Laredo Democrat faces federal charges of bribery, money laundering and working on behalf of a foreign government.
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Lawmakers created the program during last year’s legislative session.
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State regulators face a critical decision this week on whether to approve a permit for a new reservoir that the city of Wichita Falls says is vital for ensuring enough water for the region. But some locals are fighting the project.
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GOP leaders snubbed Katrina Pierson in her House primary. Now they need her to pass school vouchers.
Ahead of the primary, Pierson lacked endorsements from Gov. Greg Abbott, former President Donald Trump, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, each of whom backed pro-voucher challengers in a number of other House contests.
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The Beaumont Republican issued his interim charges even as it remains unclear whether he’ll be reelected.
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Some Texans called on Sen. Bob Menendez and former Rep. George Santos to resign amid their own scandals, but have been silent about the Laredo Democrat.
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The University of Houston joins other Texas colleges that have cracked down on recent campus protests.
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The resignation came amid a probe into how the department has suspended thousands of criminal investigations due to a lack of personnel.
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Protesting students and staff want to draw attention to public university investments in companies supporting Israel, even if divestment is unlikely in Texas.
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Katy ISD’s board voted this past fall to require staff to notify parents if their child wants to use a different pronoun or identifies as a different gender.
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These graphics show how widespread flooding was in East Texas in late April and early May.
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The biggest recipient of campaign donations from the industry isn’t Donald Trump or President Joe Biden, it’s a Texas House member who represents part of the Permian Basin.