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Texas high school football scores for Week 1: UIL results across the state
Texas high school football is back. Find the scores for Week 1 Texas high school football games across the state right here. While the finals come in, the American-Statesman has live updates for Friday night UIL football games. Top matchups tonight include Lake Travis vs. Arlington Martin, Thrall vs. Thorndale, Vandegrift vs. Dripping...
Paxton’s vote harvesting investigation in South Texas renews questions over politiqueras
McALLEN — Filomena Leo began to weep this week as she reminisced about her late husband William “Billy” Leo and how he would encourage their neighbors to vote. Billy Leo, who died in 2018, was at one point mayor of La Joya, a Rio Grande Valley city of about 4,600 people, and Hidalgo County clerk — among several other public roles he held in South Texas. ...
San Diego St. 45, Texas A&M-Commerce 14
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GameStop Is Bringing Back Old School Gaming to Texas
If you're looking to buy video games in Texas, GameStop is the biggest retailer for video games and video game items. Usually, the stuff they sell is what’s new or current, not from 20 or 30 years ago. Other stores will sell retro games and consoles like One More Level & EP Games.
State of Texas: Scrutiny into voter rolls brings concern of chilling effect
Texas has removed 1.1 million people from voter rolls since 2021, Gov. Greg Abbott's office announced Monday, highlighting efforts to clean up election data and ensure legal registration.
Here Are the Largest Lawsuit Payouts in Texas History
It seems like we like is a sue happy world nowadays, and that includes here in the state of Texas. But there are some lawsuits that are justified and there need to be consequences for mistakes made by big companies. When big companies make mistakes, it normally leads to a...
Urgent: 13 Young Girls Missing In Texas This August
Another month has come and (almost) gone in Texas. As August ends, the unfortunate truth is that numerous kids, the majority of young girls, have gone missing in the state. The issue of children going missing is not only confined to Texas, this is something seen nationally. But no matter where kids are going missing, it is tragic. It's impossible to understand what these children and their loved ones are thinking and feeling at this moment. But I can predict feelings of loss, fear, and panic.
Texas’ 11th Largest City Now 8th Most Dangerous in U.S.
Not many people would ever associate The Hub City with Detroit MI, but according to one website they are number eight and seven, respectively, when it comes to the most dangerous cities in the U.S. Houston, TX is one of the largest cities in the country. San Antonio, TX and...
'Not the party I grew up with:' Another Texas lawmaker leaves Democratic Party
(The Center Square) – Another lifelong Democrat has joined the Republican Party in Texas, this time, state Rep. Shawn Thierry of Houston. She made the announcement on Friday, joining Gov. Greg Abbott in Austin. “This is not the party I grew up with,” Thierry said of the Democratic Party. “I now stand with the party of Lincoln, the party that fought to preserve our Union and fought to end the...
Mysterious squares generously gifted to Milam County Museum
It is approximately 170 miles from the Parker County Courthouse Square in Weatherford to the Milam County Courthouse Square in Cameron. However, this distance and the brutal Texas summer heat did not deter two ladies from recently making this trek in the interest of historic preservation. With a generous spirit and an appreciation for vintage items, these two women brought a piece of Milam County history back home. Twenty-four pieces of history, to be exact, were given to the Milam County Historical Museum. A gift from one Texas county seat to another. Mrs. Kathleen Posnick and her daughter Amanda Posnick Rosales traveled three hours...
A&M women's golf team moves up to fourth after second day of Carmel Cup
The Texas A&M women’s golf team moved into fourth after shooting an 11-over 371 in the second round of the Carmel Cup at the Pebble Beach Golf Links on Saturday. The Aggies were seven strokes behind Mississippi State in the team standings for the lead. A&M has finished in the top four of every season-opening tournament in the Chadwell era.
College Station cross country teams compete at Coach T Invitational
The Cougar boys team, currently ranked #8 in the state, raced to a third-place finish out of the 5A teams at the Marcus Coach T Invitational in Denton in the Elite Varsity race. The boys team were were paced by Justin Boatcallie(37th) who finished the 5000m course in 15 minutes,...
The energy of College Football is back and fans are buzzing
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Aggie Game Day is back in Aggieland as Texas A&M faces Notre Dame for the first home game of the season. Fans are buzzing with energy surrounding the big game. Tailgates were set up all around campus and even outside of Reed Arena. “I think...
Texas aggravated kidnapping suspect arrested after officer-involved shooting
HOUSTON - Kevin Henriquez was arrested after restraining a victim and shooting at Bryan police officers early Saturday morning. Bryan Police Department officers responded to an ongoing aggravated kidnapping around 1:35 a.m. at an apartment complex in the 600 block of South Ennis Street. At 2:44 a.m., officers found 23-year-old...
From 8-hour days to paid sick leave, Texas A&M law professor reflects on gains of labor movement
Michael Z. Green directs the Workplace Law Program at Texas A&M University School of Law. His experience as a manager, fresh out of college, led him to get a law degree as well as a master’s in human resources and industrial labor relations. He’s worked in a corporate legal department, a firm representing labor unions and a boutique employment law firm. He calls his current role teaching and mentoring students in workplace law a “labor of love.”
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