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More Presidents Came From Texas Than What You Think
Texas is a vast state with lots of political figures, but we've had fewer U.S. presidents come from the state than some would think. While a ton of presidents haven't come from Texas, we have still produced a decent amount, considering only 21 states have produced a president. Some of which can only claim one.
Plenty of heat with isolated rain chances Sunday
HOUSTON – Sunday is mostly to partly sunny but there is a chance for isolated showers and storms. Now let’s talk temperatures - the heat isn’t going anywhere Sunday highs still climb into the mid and upper 90s with feels-temperatures around 100. Pattern Change:. Rain chances will...
TxDOT launches Drunk Driving Campaign ahead of Labor Day Weekend
HOUSTON (KIAH) – Labor Day weekend has begun, a time to celebrate the end of summer with friends. Although this weekend is supposed to be a relaxing occasion, we want to make sure everyone is drinking responsibly and being safe. That’s why Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is launching their annual “Drive Sober. No Regrets” campaign. Houston Police did a simulation to show the dangers of drunk driving.
16 state coalition sues Biden administration to block amnesty plan
(The Center Square) – A 16-state coalition led by Texas has sued the Biden administration to stop a widespread amnesty plan from going into effect. They did so two months after President Joe Biden announced the plan designed to fast track a path to citizenship for hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals who’ve been living […]
PHOTOS: Heavyweights collide as Allen, Plano West battle for tourney title
The Allen and Plano West volleyball teams offered an entertaining sneak preview of their looming District 6-6A series on Saturday, going three sets in the finals of the Allen Texas Open. Check out photos from the tournament title match.
‘Aggies Against Apartheid’ plan pro-Palestine protest at Rudder Plaza
Aggies Against Apartheid, an unofficial student-run group at Texas A&M, is planning an Aug. 26 protest at Rudder Plaza, according to a post on their Instagram account. The pro-Palestine protest has three goals, as stated by the post: getting the A&M System to disclose all investments, divest “from companies and other securities that are perpetuating apartheid and genocide in Palestine” and implement ethical and sustainable policies to ensure “TAMU will not become complicit in this again.”
Valley Mills Chief of Police resigns, Reflects on four years of service
VALLEY MILLS, Texas — Chief Kelli Fikac has announced her resignation as Chief of Police for the City of Valley Mills on Saturday, August 24. In a heartfelt letter addressed to the Valley Mills community on Facebook, Fikac expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to serve the citizens and highlighted several key achievements during her time in office.
'The Boerne Dozen" -- Texas has team full of leaders; regionals showcased it
Boerne, Texas bulldozed through its first 13 all-star games this summer, mercy-ruling 10 Texas opponents and never letting an opponent score more than two runs. But 3 1/3 innings into the Southwest Regional championship, Boerne found itself trailing 3-0 against Louisiana. Suddenly, a team which looked so dominant was pushed against the wall and was nine outs from elimination.
3-year-old pre-K student ‘sad’ after New Braunfels ISD transportation issues
NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – A three-year-old New Braunfels ISD student didn’t make it home on her normal bus route two days in a row. The school district is now investigating the second incident, as she was left sitting on a bus after all the other students got off.
'It doesn't feel like it belongs in a neighborhood' | Some wary of potential new development in East Austin
AUSTIN, Texas — Lourdes Godoy has run Money Tax Services on East 12th Street in East Austin for more than 30 years. Godoy said it's an area riddled with traffic, and is concerned about a new development coming in that will worsen it. The City of Austin is set...
CDC says kids with head lice can stay at school, don't have to be sent home early
HOUSTON — Students with head lice don't have to be sent home from school, according to guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The guidance says for students to be sent home at the end of the day to be treated and they're allowed to return after beginning the appropriate treatment.
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