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Faith leaders in nine states will serve as poll chaplains on Tuesday. Organizers say the effort is nonpartisan, though most participating groups are moderate or progressive.
Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign says its ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother has finished its run. The ad drew bipartisan criticism in the final weeks of Ohio's governor's race.
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Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. on Election Day. Bring one of seven photo IDs, check whether your county lets you vote anywhere or only at your precinct, and leave the phone in your pocket.
The Dan A. Hughes Unit of Devils River State Natural Area, an hour north of Del Rio, is now open with primitive riverside camping, 10 miles of trail and some of the darkest skies in Texas. Reservations are recommended.
TPWD wants to trim outdated fishing rules, add a live-well exception for ShareLunker bass and clarify limits on guided boats and oversized redfish. The flounder closure stays. Comments close Nov. 4.
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A price increase pushed Wimberley's half-day park pass income to $851,442 and parks revenue past expenses, while tourism revenue rose 23%. The community center still lost money.
Lockhart began as a surveyor's land grant and became a Chisholm Trail starting point, a railroad and cotton town, and a community that worked to bring jobs home as Austin grew.
He ferried soldiers to Omaha Beach at 23, won a state title as Anoka's football coach and died at 105 last November. A remembrance as Veterans Day nears.
Clarendon, Texas (ZIP 79226) began in 1878 as a Methodist colony with no saloons, and cowboys nicknamed it Saints’ Roost. Nine years later the whole town moved five or six miles to the railroad, depending on which source you read, and the first site now lies under Greenbelt Lake.
Wise Wife and Lior ground cinnamon, both shipped to Texas stores, were recalled after state labs found elevated lead. With holiday baking ahead, here is how to tell if yours is affected and what to do.
More than 3 million Texas adults have been diagnosed with diabetes, and it costs the state billions a year. Federal health researchers say modest weight loss and regular activity can delay or prevent type 2.
The FDA has proposed updating infant formula nutrient rules for the first time in nearly 30 years, starting with iodine, manganese and vitamins A and D. Nothing changes until a final rule.
The Texas arm of Taiwan's King Yuan Electronics is buying land and buildings on West Everman Parkway for its first U.S. plant, days after Fort Worth approved a 10-year tax break. The jobs must average $80,000 a year.
Hackers took about $6.3 billion from Binance, the world's biggest crypto exchange. TRM Labs blames North Korea with high confidence. Binance froze about $3 billion and pledged to cover all losses.
Former Gov. Rick Perry did not win reelection to the board of Fermi, the company behind Project Matador near Amarillo. Fermi says he stays on the board for now and blames shareholders tied to Toby Neugebauer.
NASA's revised 2028 Moon plan depends on tanker Starships, an orbital fuel depot, and ship-to-ship transfer of super-cold methane and oxygen. Here is what SpaceX has proved, what remains untested, and why fueling up in orbit is so difficult.
Valero agreed to pay $320.5 million for the former LyondellBasell refinery on the Houston Ship Channel, which closed in 2025. It plans to bring 165,000 barrels a day of capacity back online by the end of 2027.
Breckenridge reversed course and will replace its moldy 1922 fire station on the same site. The same week, the city manager resigned and the police chief retired.
Wise Wife and Lior ground cinnamon, both shipped to Texas stores, were recalled after state labs found elevated lead. With holiday baking ahead, here is how to tell if yours is affected and what to do.
Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign says its ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother has finished its run. The ad drew bipartisan criticism in the final weeks of Ohio's governor's race.
State records show Gladewater's sewer plant broke its pH limits for most of 2023. The city will pay no cash penalty and will build a new chemical building instead.
The Texas arm of Taiwan's King Yuan Electronics is buying land and buildings on West Everman Parkway for its first U.S. plant, days after Fort Worth approved a 10-year tax break. The jobs must average $80,000 a year.
Polls show Sen. Darline Graham and Democrat Annie Andrews nearly tied in South Carolina heading into Tuesday, with Graham fighting to unite a Republican base split by a bitter runoff.
Freestone County has no debt and a 43-bed jail that local officers say is too small. On Tuesday, voters decide on $49.98 million for a justice center with a jail, sheriff's office and courtrooms.
After denying help to households hit by the July floods, FEMA approved the state's appeal for individual assistance in 20 counties, from Kerr and Uvalde to Bexar. A separate appeal for mitigation money is still pending.
Judge Jennifer Rochon ordered the Trump administration to pull three taxpayer-funded ads she found likely partisan days before the midterms. The White House called the order lawless.
