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Texas Teachers Are the Best and Rank #1: For Being Overworked
I've always heard it said that "teaching is one of the most challenging professions," and it’s easy to see why. Across Texas, teachers are not only overworked but significantly underpaid for the dedication and hours they commit to shaping the minds of our future. On average, Texas teachers clock...
These Two Texas Cities Are Among the MOST BED BUG-INFECTED in the U.S.
In recent years, the comeback of bed bugs has become a major issue in many American cities. With their capacity to quickly infest houses, hotels, and other businesses, these pests have made national news. Notably, two Texas cities have emerged as the most severely affected by bed bug infestations in the United States, bringing attention to the larger issue of pest control and public health.
Gov. Abbott signs border agreement with Coahuila
AUSTIN, Texas - A mutual cooperation agreement between Texas and the Mexican state of Coahuila was signed today in Austin on Monday. The economic deal comes as tensions over immigration reform remain high and as democrats kick off their national convention in Chicago. The statement of mutual cooperation signed by...
Texas Woman’s Attempt To Purchase Baby Stuns Walmart Shoppers
There are hundreds of Walmart stores all over Texas & you'll find everything you expect to find at a store: groceries, camping gear, babies, clothing...wait what? Yes, someone actually decided that they wanted to go into a Walmart to buy a BABY; as you would expect, it did NOT go well.
10-Year-Old Texas Boy Confesses To Startling Unsolved Murder
A startling confession from a 10-year-old Texas boy has possibly pieced together a brutal unsolved murder. In Texas, a startling confession has emerged: a 10-year-old boy has admitted to a crime that took place two years ago, revealing that he shot a man while he slept. A MYSTERIOUS MURDER UNCOVERED...
San Antonio band Los Texmaniacs to play first night of the Democratic National Convention
Max Baca plays "Hey Baby Que Paso" on the bajo quinto in his studio on the northeast side of San Antonio. He’s played music for 50 years, beginning when he was seven years old. He grew up in Albuquerque and his first experience playing in a band was with...
McAllen Rowe football player remains hospitalized, 2 in custody
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The McAllen Rowe student and football player Adan De La Cruz, who was injured in what the McAllen school district described as a “tragic accident,” remains hospitalized, Sgt. John Saenz from the McAllen Police Department said Monday morning. Saenz added that police...
A South Texas school district received a request to remove 676 books from its libraries
Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. McALLEN — On May 17, with just one week to go until the end of the school year, the superintendent of the South Texas Mission school district received an email with a list of 676 books a group of local pastors believed were “filthy and evil.”
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