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Six people are dead and three others critically injured after a head-on crash on a north Texas highway.

Governor Kay Ivey has recently granted $1.7 million to organizations dedicated to helping low-income individuals in Alabama achieve financial independence.

The city of Cleburne has partnered with Cleburne ISD in the launch of an opioid awareness and prevention initiative in January.

A 93-year Tex-Mex landmark moved, and a 75-year-old steakhouse went up for sale. Some restaurants closed because of slumping business or staff shortages, but often the owners simply retired.

Waco leaders found themselves on the barricades this year when a long-buried conflict between rural dairies and urban drinking water rose from its unquiet grave.

Detectives said video and social media posts — where the defendant bragged about the murder — tied him to the shooting.

Pulido’s, the landmark Mexican restaurants that closed in October, have been acquired by Westland Restaurant Group and will reopen in 2024.

HPU hosts Legacy Luncheon to thank supporters and celebrate scholarships

In education, Texas ranks below (gasp) Mississippi. Here’s how to turn the public schools around without throwing billions of dollars down the rathole.

Plus: The Texas Ranger’s event company launches its own sports marketing spinoff, Darren Woodson’s tech company CounterFind inks deal with the MLB Player’s Inc., and more.