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The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday the state Legislature does not have the power to stall an execution, ending a constitutional crisis that erupted...
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By Talia Richmanhttps://www.dallasnews.com/Reprinted – by Texas Metro News Texas universities should not approve tuition increases for the next two years, Gov. Greg Abbott said...
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The U.S. Department of Justice changed course and agreed to not send election monitors into polling places in eight Texas counties, including Dallas, on...
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Botham Jean’s family, the Dallas County district attorney’s office, and more than 6,300 people who signed an online petition protested her parole.
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The agency assigned its highest threat rating less than two weeks after Jenkins moved the county from green to yellow on its own scale.
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E.K. Bailey Preaching Conference founded by legendary Black pastor is in its 26th year of bringing church leaders together.
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The Austin American-Statesman and KVUE-TV published portions of video from the Uvalde shooting as a Texas House committee prepares to release footage on Sunday.
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The move comes just months after the Uvalde massacre
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While ERCOT said it is not anticipating any “system-wide outages,” here’s how to best prepare for a blackout
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Mayor Don McLaughlin said late Friday that he feels releasing footage from inside Robb Elementary School will give the community clarity.
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Concord Church is hosting more than 1,200 pastors and faith leaders to tackle various issues impacting their communities.
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The governor’s unprecedented move could set up a Supreme Court test of state powers on immigration.
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A Texas Politics Project poll also surveyed voters on their choice for Texas governor, Greg Abbott or Beto O’Rourke.
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Mayor Eric Johnson is calling for city officials to shut down problem businesses and steer people away from crime.
