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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick applauds bipartisan passage of Senate Bill 11

Senate Bill 11 is designed to uphold religious freedom in Texas public schools by allowing designated time for voluntary prayer or reading of religious texts, including the Bible.

Texas · 2025-03-18

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Texas jackpot winner will not get $83.5 million winnings… for now

A Texas woman who won an $83.5 million jackpot in February may not see any of that money. The Texas Lottery Commission tells her attorney they are waiting for the Texas Rangers to finish its investigation into the drawing, and may not decide to pay out her winnings.

Texas · 2025-03-18

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Man pleads guilty to soliciting and receiving bribes from trucking companies for USPS service contracts

A former employee of the US Postal Service has pleaded guilty to fraud charges involving bribes from trucking companies in exchange for contracts. Tai Rho worked as a Network Specialist for USPS in Colorado with the ability to manipulate trucking contracts awarded by the USPS. Court documents show that Rho received bribes from at least […] The post Man pleads guilty to soliciting and receiving bribes from trucking companies for USPS service contracts appeared first on CDLLife .

Colorado · 2025-03-19

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Congresswoman invites DHS head to visit ‘victimized’ South Texas border

Republican U.S. Rep. Monica De La Cruz has invited Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to visit her South Texas border district to view an area she says has been "victimized" by lax border security under the Biden administration.

Texas · 2025-03-18

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New Report Shows the 10 Most Stolen Vehicles in Texas

(Tyler, Texas) - Thieves are the absolute worst. They have this mindset that whatever is yours is also theirs. They have no issue with taking whatever it is that they want from you. It's maddening and really sucks that we have to do just about everything in our power to prevent it.

Texas · 2025-03-19

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Pecan Pies and Porch Swings: Texas’s Unexpected Amish Oasis

New Amish Community Takes Root in the Heart of Texas. In a surprising turn of events, a new Amish community has established itself in the rolling hills of central Texas, bringing with it a blend of traditional values and entrepreneurial spirit. Located just outside the small town of Fredericksburg, this fledgling settlement marks a significant expansion of the Amish presence in the Lone Star State.

Fredericksburg, TX · 2025-03-18

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Boyfriend Runs Over Toddler in Driveway While Mom's 'Passed Out' in Car Just Feet Away: Sheriff

An 18-month-old girl managed to climb out of her mother's car on Saturday morning while she was allegedly "passed out" behind the wheel, and was standing in the driveway when mom's boyfriend pulled in driving a different car and struck her.

Harris County, TX · 2025-03-17

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Missing Texas Teen Found Safe in St. Johns County as Suspect Jesus Esteban Arellano Is Apprehended After Vehicle Chase

A missing Texas teenager was safely located and a suspect apprehended in St. Johns County, according to a social media post by the local sheriff's office. The 16-year-old girl had been reported missing, and her discovery was part of a broader police operation to arrest 19-year-old Jesus Esteban Arellano, who had outstanding warrants for multiple charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in Texas. The capture of the suspect occurred after a vehicle chase that ended with a Precision Immobilization Technique (PIT) maneuver by deputies. St. Johns County Sheriff's Office reported the resolution of an intense situation last Saturday, which resulted in both the recovery of the missing juvenile and the detention of Arellano.

St Johns County, FL · 2025-03-18

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2 New Bills Could Change Liquor Laws Forever in Texas

(Tyler, Texas) - Texas has some very strange liquor laws. You can't buy on Sundays. You can't buy liquor on a major holiday like Christmas or New Year's Day. Only mom and pop liquor stores can sell it, not major retailers. Some companies have been able to find some loopholes...

Texas · 2025-03-19

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Names of San Angelo crash victims released

Two men who died within days of each other after crashes in San Angelo have been identified, and police suspect one driver suffered a medical incident before his wreck. Jerry Mills, 77, of San Angelo was driving a red 2020 Yamaha moped north in the 500 block of North Bryant Boulevard about 9:04 p.m. March 7 when he wrecked, according to a crash report from the Texas Department of Transportation. Mills turned on his turn signal and appeared to have possibly attempted to turn right on West Sixth Street, a San Angelo police investigator said in the crash report....

San Angelo, TX · 2025-03-18

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A Million People in Texas Told to Avoid Being Near Windows

Strong winds are expected to hit northern and western Texas on Tuesday, prompting weather warnings for the area.

Texas · 2025-03-17

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California, New York and Texas would see some of the highest numbers of students impacted if cuts to CEP were made

California, Texas and New York would be some of the hardest hit states if funding for the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) were cut, according to new data released by the Food Research and Action Center (FRAC). Late last month, the House of Representatives passed a budget resolution that directs the...

California · 2025-03-17

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Texas bill would ban K-12 students from using cell phones during school hours

AUSTIN (Texas Tribune) - Lawmakers want Texas to join a growing number of states in restricting public school students from using their cellphones during the school day, answering calls from educators who say the state needs to remove distractions from the classroom. Under House Bill 1481, introduced by Rep. Caroline...

Texas · 2025-03-18