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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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The teen is facing one count of unlawful carry of a weapon in a prohibited place, according to DeSoto police.
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The parents want a resolution that requires Carroll ISD to train school staff and others on how to respond to discrimination.
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The event is billed as the largest gathering of Second Amendment supporters.
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Viola Fletcher celebrated turning 110 years old on Friday. The mood was jovial in her grandson’s Little Elm home, even as she awaits a...
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Bond measures get overwhelming support; city will begin projects next fiscal year
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While fundraising has leveled off, disbursements continue to the victims of the family, the wounded and counseling for first responders.
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Ricardo Reyes Mata, 34, served as parochial vicar of the Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
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The lawsuit says the state agency refused to make accommodations for an employee’s expression of her Ifa faith.
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The Laredo member of the U.S. House and his wife were accused of accepting almost $600,000 in exchange for advancing foreign interests.
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The Tarrant County woman was sentenced to five years for casting a 2016 ballot while on parole.
