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A Texas developer secured a $2 billion loan to build Oracle data centers in suburban areas, marking a major investment in cloud infrastructure outside urban tech hubs, Business Insider reports.
Gov. Abbott launches a statewide effort to expand Turning Point USA chapters in Texas high schools, aiming to promote conservative values among students, CBS News reports. The initiative seeks increased youth political engagement.
The Dallas Stars announced plans to develop a sport-entertainment district in Plano, partnering with Coliseum Global Sports Venue Alliance. The project aims to create a vibrant hub for sports, entertainment, and community events.
Texas public schools lost 75,000 students this year despite the state’s rapid population growth. The decline highlights shifting demographics and enrollment challenges amid ongoing expansion.
Texan Jeff Webb, mentor to conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, has died at 76 following a fall. Webb was known for his influential role in shaping Kirk’s early career. His passing marks the loss of a key figure in conservative circles.
On Texas primary Election Day, voters should focus on key races for governor, congressional seats, and local offices. Issues like education, healthcare, and voting laws remain central to the campaigns. Stay informed and vote.
Nintendo is bringing its popular “Animal Crossing” aquarium tour to Texas, offering fans an immersive experience featuring themed aquatic displays and interactive activities. The event starts soon in San Antonio.
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian sharply criticized Ole Miss in a recent USA Today interview, sparking controversy ahead of their upcoming matchup. His comments have intensified the rivalry, drawing attention from fans and media alike.
A federal shutdown deal threatens Texas’ emerging THC consumables market, jeopardizing businesses that have flourished despite strict state regulations. The potential fallout raises concerns over the industry’s future in Texas.
Texas’ small business sector shows greater optimism compared to the national average, according to recent data. Dallas-area entrepreneurs cite strong consumer demand and economic resilience as key drivers.
Joseph D. Gonzales, a prominent journalist with Dallas News, is known for his in-depth reporting on local politics and community issues. His work continues to shed light on critical stories across Dallas.
Texas police link an inmate to a 1986 murder after preserved clothing from the crime scene matches his. The breakthrough advances a decades-old cold case, underscoring the power of forensic evidence.
Live results are coming in from the Texas midterm primary runoffs, with key races shaping the state’s political landscape. PBS provides up-to-the-minute coverage and analysis as voters decide crucial contests.
A Texas girl trafficked from a Dallas Mavericks game was held at a hotel by men armed with an “AK-47 style” rifle, according to a lawsuit reported by Fox News. Authorities are investigating the harrowing case.
A heated race is underway for the U.S. Senate seat in Texas, featuring candidates from both major parties. Incumbents and newcomers alike are campaigning vigorously ahead of the upcoming election. Stay tuned for updates.
Texas Republicans have unveiled a new congressional map designed to boost their chances of gaining five additional seats in Congress, intensifying the political battle ahead of the next election cycle.
Texas faces significant congressional redistricting ahead of the next election. Use the Austin American-Statesman’s interactive map to see if your district boundaries have changed and what that means for your vote.
A federal judge ruled that Texas cannot mandate public schools to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms, citing constitutional concerns over religious endorsement in education, according to The Guardian.
Tuberculosis cases in Texas have seen a slight rise, with Dallas health officials urging residents to stay informed about symptoms and prevention. Early detection remains key in controlling the spread of this infectious disease.
Nearly 100,000 Texas students will receive school vouchers in the program’s first year, marking a significant expansion in school choice options in the state. The initiative aims to empower families with more educational flexibility.