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Texas Leaders Convene to Tackle School Property Tax Relief Impasse Amidst Ongoing Debate
With Governor Greg Abbott, the House, and the Senate locked in a stalemate over the optimal solution, tensions are running high. Lt. Governor Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dade Phelan will convene to address their diverging views on providing school property tax relief for Texans Governor Abbott’s recent call for a second special legislative session…
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Qualifications for Texas food stamps: How to apply for SNAP?
Mercedes Bristol, the executive director of Non-profit Texas, spent a day at her San Antonio home sending emails, combing hair, answering phone calls, and doing laundry for her grandson. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps, will make Texans’ lives more secure. Bristol will undoubtedly gain from the aforementioned law. The…
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Texas Teen Found Alive After 8 Years of Disappearance
Texas teen Rudolph “Rudy” Farias, who was 17 years old at the time of his disappearance in March 2015, vanished without a trace, leaving only his two dogs behind. A Texas teen who went missing over eight years ago while walking his dogs in north Houston has been discovered alive, according to officials However, recent…
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Police’s Quick Response: Peace in a Rehabilitation Center, disrupted as ‘Irate’ Texas woman came with a gun.
Friday morning, a Texas active shooting occurred as a woman came unannounced to a rehabilitation facility, allegedly disrupting the peace, bringing a gun along with her. The woman is legally identified as Sarah M. Carter, 55, a Lancaster resident,Ā who was arrested and charged with five counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon following…
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“Unveiling Texas’ Perilous Pockets: Exploring the State’s 3 Most Dangerous Cities”
Texas doesn’t hold back when it comes to generating headlines, as they are considered the “Wild West” of crime statistics. The Southwest Journal has just released a comprehensive study, ranking the most dangerous cities in the state. Releasing such articles does not imply that Texans do not value peace and safety, in analyzing the article…
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Discovery of Bodies in Abandoned Texas Home Leads to Arrest of Probationer for Double Murder
The incident unfolded in Decatur, a rural city located approximately 65 miles northwest of Dallas. A grisly discovery in an abandoned rural home has led to the arrest of a Texas convict on probation for the murder of his wife and 11-year-old daughter Law enforcement officials were initially unaware of the victims’ disappearance until Kimberly…
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Supreme Court Ruled Non-Profit ERCOT Texas Is Qualified As A Government Entity And Will Be Shielded From Lawsuits
The court ruling is expected to dismiss current and future lawsuits against ERCOT Texas, the stateās power grid operator. Last Friday, the Texas Supreme Court ruled the non-profit ERCOT Texas qualifies as a state entity and is protected from lawsuits Many people didnāt know what ERCOT Texas was until the 2021 winter storm disaster.…
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With the heat, Texas squirrels are once more splooting. This is what it indicates
The increasing temperatures are felt by many peopleĀ along with us. Even the squirrels are in pain. A video of the little animal splootingāa unique behavior known as splootingāshows it lying down on its front with its legs and arms stretched out. TPWD said the tape was shot at Inks Lake State Park, roughly 105 miles…
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Out of concern a child came forward regarding the sexual abuse endured from a Texas man – indicted to 45 years in prison
Without any chance for parole, a Texas man was sentenced to 45 years in prison guiltily charged by a jury for sexually abusing a child for two years. The victim came forward out of concern for another child Due to the female victimās concern that Benny James Phennel, 38, the sexual abuser, will have the…
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Texas representative offers legislation to prevent federal aid to states that carry out reparations
A Texas Republican in the House has sponsoredĀ legislation that would prevent federal loans for states or local governments that carry out reparations programs. The No Bailouts for Reparations Act, presented this past week by Texas Republican Rep. Brian Babin, would stop federal bailouts or financial help from flowing to states or local governments running programs…