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San Angelo’s Roosevelt Lofts named finalist for downtown award

A downtown hotel that stood vacant for nearly three decades is earning statewide recognition for its transformation into senior apartments. Roosevelt Lofts is a finalist in the rehabilitation, renovation and restoration category of the 2026 Texas Downtown President's Awards. The program recognizes projects, places and people contributing to the vitality of downtown communities across Texas.

San Angelo, TX · 11d
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Houston Chronicle

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Nuclear power projects flock to Texas, with billions in federal subsidies

More than a half dozen reactor projects are in development in Texas amid hopes that the long-dormant nuclear industry can help power data centers.

Texas · 10d

101.5 KNUE

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Have an Older Home in Texas? Here's What Insurance Companies Can and Can't Do

If your East Texas home has been around for a few decades, you may want to know about this clarification from the Texas Department of Insurance. And yes, it includes your roof.

Texas · 10d

Breitbart

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Texas Ag Commissioner Bans Grants to Companies Hiring H-1B Visa Holders

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced a major policy shift prohibiting the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) from awarding department-administered grants to businesses that employ foreign workers on H-1B visas. Miller says the policy will safeguard taxpayer dollars and ensure public funding directly supports Texas workers rather than subsidizing companies...

Texas · 10d
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Comptroller Don Huffines did not disclose his role managing firm investing in SpaceX

Among his other roles, Texas Comptroller Don Huffines serves as a leader of a venture capital firm that touts Elon Musk’s SpaceX as one of the companies it invests in. But he never disclosed this arrangement on the state-required personal financial disclosure form he filed in February, even as state law requires candidates and elected officials to detail the executive roles in businesses they hold.

Texas · 11d

KCBD

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Plan to reuse Produced Water from oil drilling

Texas · 10d

myfamilytravels.com

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A Texas Gift Shop Has Been Run by Volunteers Since 1983 and Everything Inside Is Handmade by People Over 50

Nobody working in this Texas gift shop has ever collected a paycheck. Since 1983, volunteers have kept it running, and every item for sale is handmade by a local artisan aged 50 or older. That’s an unusual rule for a store, and it makes the shelves feel much more personal....

Texas · 13d

The Dallas Morning News

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Your ‘I Voted’ sticker can unlock freebies and discounts across North Texas

Restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries and yoga studios in Dallas-Fort Worth are rewarding midterm voters with free drinks, food, classes and other deals through Election Day.

Texas · 13d

WhiskeyPulse

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Briggs Distilling Opens on Family Land in Texas Hill Country

Briggs Distilling Co. Opens in Driftwood, Texas — A Family Operation Bets Big on Hill Country Whiskey There is a particular kind of ambition involved in opening a distillery on land your family has

Texas · 13d

newsradiokkob.com

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Methane emissions limits to be cut

Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) — Texas is the largest oil-producing state in the United States, followed by New Mexico, which in 2024 produced 744.6 million barrels of oil. On Tuesday President Trump said that his administration is “terminating” a Biden-era rule that aimed to cut planet-warming emissions of methane from oil and gas drilling. This despite scientists saying that methane is responsible for about a third of planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions. Cuts in methane emissions have emerged in recent years as a global priority to slow the rate of climate change. Oil and gas operations are the largest industrial source of methane, which is the main component in natural gas and far more potent to the atmosphere than carbon dioxide in the short term. Environmental groups said the latest rollback will let companies continue polluting the atmosphere with gas that could be captured and provide energy to millions of households.

Texas · 11d

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Three States See New HPAI Cases Over the Past 30 Days

Washington state has gone from zero confirmed cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), also known as H5N1, in dairy cattle to nine infected herds in a matter of weeks. The detections began Oct. 8 in Yakima County and have since spread to a second county, despite more than 7,000 negative surveillance tests over the previous two years.

Yakima County, WA · 13d

Austin Chronicle

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Hinojosa Temporarily Blocked From Access to Abbott, Musk Emails

Back in April of last year, The Texas Newsroom submitted a Public Information Act request for Gov. Greg Abbott’s and his office’s communications with Elon Musk and his Texas-based companies. In return, they got 1,374 pages from the governor’s office, and all but about 200 were redacted or totally blacked out.

Texas · 11d

protexasindustry.com

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COSTEP Connects Aerospace Prospects with South Texas Manufacturing

COSTEP brings regional partners together to help companies establish and expand operations. Speaking with Pro Texas Industry at the business gathering at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Adam Gonzalez, CEO of COSTEP, said the meeting introduced visiting companies to Rio South Texas and the resources available across its seven-county region.

Texas · 13d

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Former Texas A&M regent has family ties to land campus sits on

In 1871, the Texas Legislature established the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas and began searching the state for a suitable location. They found that location just south of Bryan along the tracks of the Houston and Central Texas Railroad when the citizens of Brazos County sold 2,400 acres to the state for the new college. Among those donating land was John Coleman Burris Scott, who sold 980 acres along the east side of the right of way of the HTC.

Brazos County, TX · 11d