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The vote dedicates billions of tax dollars to build and maintain power plants. Now comes the tricky part.
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Appeals court considers whether Texas teens should be allowed contraception without parental consentLast year, Judge Matthew Kacmsaryk closed off one of the only avenues for Texas teens to get confidential contraception. The 5th Circuit on Monday considered arguments in the case.
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New data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows Texas had the highest number of infant deaths in the country last year.
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Texas has the second-highest rate of residents at risk of going hungry in the nation. That bleak ranking comes from new data released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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University of North Texas finance professor Dr. Stephen Owen spoke with KERA about what a new banking survey means for businesses and consumers.
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We cannot stress this enough: DO NOT try and look up for Saturday's eclipse without taking proper precautions to protect your eyes.
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“Texas seems poised to execute a man who committed no crime except that he was a man with autism who was unable to explain the very complicated medical condition of his two-year-old child,” Attorney Gretchen Sweden told TPR.
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There’s a prime viewing area in the Hill Country in the path of both the October and April eclipses.
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At least 800 youth this year have spent at least one night in a hotel room, classified as a child without placement. The state now says it will investigate allegations that staff were reaping rewards from the hotels those youth were staying in.
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Programs including passport renewals and citizenship applications could be impacted if House members can’t reach an agreement on federal spending.