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The International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church marks 30 years on Nov. 1 and 8 under the theme "Do You Know Our Suffering?"
Parks and Wildlife will open areas in Galveston, Matagorda, Aransas and Corpus Christi bays and the Lower Laguna Madre. Recreational harvesters may keep only oysters 3 inches or longer, with a limit of two sacks per person.
Inks Lake State Park near Burnet has more than 12 miles of trail over pink gneiss hills. Here is what TPWD lists, and what to know before you go this fall.
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La Marque's council takes up a forensic audit of fiscal years 2020-2025 on Monday. The only proposal in the packet, from Weaver and Tidwell, estimates $364,430.
The Supreme Court stayed a federal injunction, restoring New Hampshire's law barring student ID cards as proof of identity for the Nov. 3 election.
Euless council votes Tuesday on firing First Construction LLC for cause and calling on its bonding company to finish a stalled restroom at The Parks at Texas Star.
A Texas Tribune and ProPublica review of impeachment records found Ken and Angela Paxton's blind trust invested in Wildcatter, run by a man convicted of mortgage fraud. The companies later wired the trust more than $83,000.
The Justice Department charged a CIA contractor with passing national defense information to a romantic partner who ran a Substack publication.
The HVAC giant will build commercial chillers at AllianceTexas starting in 2027. Fort Worth approved a seven-year tax break to land the project, its largest single-facility investment ever.
The White House is lifting 50% tariffs on some Canadian goods Maine farmers use after Sen. Susan Collins lobbied for relief, while adding duties on others.
The chamber handed Ingleside's Renaissance Faire to the city. Now the council weighs $120,000 in hotel-tax money for an event its application says will fill 12 rooms.
Roanoke's council decides Tuesday whether to allow ground-floor apartments in Oak Street's mixed-use zone for a 155-unit project that would be about 79% residential at street level.
About 2.8 million Texans got food stamps in September, down nearly 21% in a year. Federal work rules expanded, the state is behind on applications, and food banks say need is rising.
Gov. Jared Polis expanded a flood disaster emergency to 12 southwest Colorado counties as about 100 people evacuated and others were stranded.
Willis, Conroe, Magnolia and Montgomery are growing quickly. But when ordinary errands become an ordeal, longtime residents begin withdrawing from the towns they helped build.
Art Aguilar Law Firm PC will hand out uncooked Thanksgiving meals, each meant to feed a family of six, from its Hwy 105 W parking lot in Montgomery.
Two settlements announced the same day touch Texans' medicine cabinets and closets. Gilead denies wrongdoing. Lululemon must keep testing its supply chain for restricted chemicals for three years.
La Marque's council takes up a forensic audit of fiscal years 2020-2025 on Monday. The only proposal in the packet, from Weaver and Tidwell, estimates $364,430.
The Supreme Court stayed a federal injunction, restoring New Hampshire's law barring student ID cards as proof of identity for the Nov. 3 election.
The HVAC giant will build commercial chillers at AllianceTexas starting in 2027. Fort Worth approved a seven-year tax break to land the project, its largest single-facility investment ever.
Euless council votes Tuesday on firing First Construction LLC for cause and calling on its bonding company to finish a stalled restroom at The Parks at Texas Star.
The White House is lifting 50% tariffs on some Canadian goods Maine farmers use after Sen. Susan Collins lobbied for relief, while adding duties on others.
A Texas Tribune and ProPublica review of impeachment records found Ken and Angela Paxton's blind trust invested in Wildcatter, run by a man convicted of mortgage fraud. The companies later wired the trust more than $83,000.
Roanoke's council decides Tuesday whether to allow ground-floor apartments in Oak Street's mixed-use zone for a 155-unit project that would be about 79% residential at street level.
The Justice Department charged a CIA contractor with passing national defense information to a romantic partner who ran a Substack publication.
