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USDA begins hiring for new Texas fly-breeding facility to fight New World screwworm

The USDA is hiring 228 workers for a new fly-breeding facility opening in mid-2027 at Moore Air Base in Edinburg, Texas, with a hiring event scheduled in McAllen from Nov. 17–19. The facility will produce 300 million sterile male flies per week to halt the reproduction of flesh-eating New...

Edinburg, TX · 2d
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The Coconut Mama

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Texas specialty grocery near Whole Foods’ birthplace to close after 10 years as customer traffic slows

Austin is preparing to lose another independent grocery destination after a 45-year-old Texas grocery co-op location closed in October. Dia’s Market & Deli, a specialty market in North Central Austin,…

Texas · 2d

Chron.com

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Texas' state bird could be replaced after nearly 100 years

The proposed replacement is endangered and breeds nowhere else in the world.

Texas · 2d
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Power 95.9

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What Really Happens If Your Child Fails the STAAR Test in Texas?

Does failing STAAR mean repeating a grade? Here's what Texas parents need to know about the current rules.

Texas · 2d

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New Texas Agriculture Commissioner promises data center impact studies on day one

Texas Agricultural Commissioner-elect Clayton Tucker said he’ll begin impact studies on hyperscale data centers on his first day in office. Tucker said these studies will focus on water and energy usage, along with potential pollution. “Air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution, light pollution – basically any sort of pollution...

Texas · 2d

MyRGV.com

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A red rejection: High turnout in Valley helps historic Democratic success in midterm election

“Gobsmacked. Flabbergasted. Astounded.” The post A red rejection: High turnout in Valley helps historic Democratic success in midterm election appeared first on MyRGV.com .

Texas · 2d

fortworthreport.org

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Regional rail connections important as North Texas grows, transit leaders say

Three passenger rail systems operating in Tarrant, Dallas, Collin and Denton counties are working together toward the same goal: boosting regional mobility. The transportation connections are improving people’s lives through access to jobs, healthcare and education; creating residential-retail transit-oriented projects; and increasing sales tax revenue to fund expansion of the systems, agency leaders said Tuesday during the 2026 Commuter Rail Summit at The Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth Hotel.

Fort Worth, TX · 2d

NBC Dallas-Fort Worth

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As Texas child care costs rise, advocates push for bigger changes in 2027

During the previous legislative session, Texas lawmakers made a historic $100 million investment in child care subsidies. But advocates say rising costs largely absorbed that investment, limiting its ability to expand access for families. Now, ahead of the 90th Texas Legislature in 2027, advocates are calling for more sustainable funding...

Texas · 1d

The Texas Porch

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6 Historic Texas Theaters and Opera Houses You Can Still Visit, From Galveston to Texarkana

Six restored Texas theaters and opera houses, from Galveston's Grand to Texarkana's Perot, that still host shows or welcome visitors.

Texas · 1d

92.5 The Ranch

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Texas Has A Half-billion-dollar Cannabis Question And A Lubbock Alcohol Lesson To Guide It

Texas has half a billion reasons a year to talk marijuana, and Lubbock already had this fight over beer and wine. Time to write the rules and get moving.

Texas · 1d

The Cool Down

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Texas school district cuts bus idling as it braces for $1 million fuel budget overrun

"That saves quite a bit of fuel."

Bexar County, TX · 2d

KSST Radio

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Texas Railroad Commission Reinstates Public Comment at Monthly Meetings Following Backlash

November 11, 2026 – AUSTIN, Texas — The Railroad Commission of Texas, the regulatory body overseeing the state’s massive oil, gas, and energy infrastructure, will restore general public comment periods at its official monthly meetings starting in December. The decision reverses a controversial policy adopted in August...

Texas · 1d

latination.com

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Texas faces new electricity concerns as SpaceX plans massive $24 billion energy project

Texas energy project initiatives advance a monumental infrastructure plan to secure natural gas independence for space operations. City officials in Starbase evaluate a sweeping development deal and tax abatement package to support massive infrastructure scaling. Integrating vertical energy systems allows major technology enterprises to overcome local grid limitations and sustain...

Texas · 2d

KXAN

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Texas lawmakers file several bills targeting license plate readers; Buda outlines new policy

Several bills filed at the Texas Capitol could impact how law enforcement agencies across Texas use automated license plate readers, including cameras made by Flock.

Texas · 1d

The Texas Porch

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Burn bans cover 118 Texas counties, including Harris and Bexar, as Travis County lifts its ban

Texas A&M Forest Service lists 118 counties under burn bans as of Nov. 10. Here is what a ban means and the state's year-round outdoor burning rules.

Texas · 2d

Crafting Your Home

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6 Things Never to Do When Putting Up Christmas Decorations This Year

Fire departments in Culver City and Raleigh and the Texas fire marshal flag six decorating mistakes, from candles on a tree to overloaded extension cords.

Culver City, CA · 2d

thenerdstash.com

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‘Scott Won Period’: Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s Confident Post on Uncalled Mississippi Race Sparks Hope and Calls to Cure Ballots

Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett posted on X that she is convinced Scott Colom will become Mississippi’s next senator, even though the race has not been called. In the post, she noted the final day for voters to resolve affidavit ballots at clerk offices and asked supporters to back Colom’s legal team. The message drew hundreds of replies, with many users echoing her confidence while others questioned the outcome or the counting process. The exchange has drawn attention as the tight, uncalled contest continues.

Mississippi · 2d