Iconic Texas Retailers and Restaurants on the Chopping Block

Some of Texas’ — and the nation’s — most beloved retail and restaurant landmarks are hanging out “for sale” signs as the pandemic forces...

Two Texas Voters With COVID-19 Seek Court Order Allowing Them to Cast Mail-In Ballots

Seeking to vote in Tuesday’s primary runoff election, two Austin residents who recently tested positive for the new coronavirus asked a state district judge...

The U.S. Urges Lawyers to Volunteer to Fight Feared Surge of Evictions

Aug 30 (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department on Monday urged attorneys across the legal profession to volunteer their time to assist the crush...

Texas Mayors ask Gov. Abbott for Their Piece of the COVID-19 Stimulus Pie

Updated May 12, 2020: Gov. Abbott Monday announced a process for getting funding to 242 counties, and the cities within those counties, that did not...

Texas Man Faces Life in Prison After Trying to Butcher Asian Family

The encounter occurred in Sam’s Club in Midland, Texas, located 300 miles west of Dallas. Jose Gomez III followed the family into the store...

Will Hurricane Beryl Hit Texas? Here Are The Latest Updates

Hurricane Beryl will most likely make a landfall in the southern Texas Gulf Coast, near Corpus Christi, according to a new model. Here’s what...

Pfizer’s Covid-19 Vaccine Might Need a Third Dose to Remain Effective

Pfizer and BioNTech plan to request emergency authorization from the FDA for a third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, saying the third shot within...

In spite of COVID-19 Cases Rising, Gov. Abbott Refuses to Reinstate Mask Mandate in...

Despite having COVID-19 cases on the rise and the number of hospitalizations dangerously increasing, Gov. Greg Abbott has recently announced that he will not...

Police in Colleyville, Texas, Involved in Standoff at Synagogue

Jan 15 (Reuters) - Authorities are negotiating with a man who has reportedly taken people hostage at a synagogue in Colleyville, Texas, during services on...

Texas Public Utility Commission Extends Electricity Payment Assistance

The Texas Public Utility Commission has extended the state’s Electricity Relief Program through Aug. 31. The program, which was originally scheduled to end on...
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