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Bre'Ana Powell was killed by garbage truck and her family now is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against waste management company.

Despite the thick cloud coverage throughout the day, Kerrville Eclipse festival goers were able to see totality as the clouds broke.

Kerrville, a city of 25,000 people, is gearing up to have possibly over 150,000 people visiting in the coming days just before Monday's total solar eclipse.

Early Voting begins on Tuesday, February 20, for the March primaries. Houston area voters have a number of races to determine regarding congressional, statewide and local government candidates.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is due back in court on Friday. This comes a week after defense attorneys on Paxton's securities fraud case filed a motion for the charges against Paxton to be thrown out due to delays getting in the way of the attorney general's constitutional right to a fair trial.

Veterinary costs are only increasing since the pandemic and amid inflation rates continuing to rise. This has exacerbated a longstanding issue in the veterinary care industry: accessibility to affordable veterinary care.

As more installers across the state and country go out of business or suspend services in Texas, more solar energy consumers are expected to figure out how to find a new company to help complete unfinished or repair improper installations.

After more than a year of bringing forth their concerns, Clear Lake residents that leave along and nearby Horsepen Bayou received confirmation that the flood control district decided to cancel the proposed flood mitigation project that was set to advance to the construction in January.

Monday marked the first day of early voting in the December Runoff Election. According to Harris County Clerk Teneshia Hudspeth, voters were slow to arrive at the polls. Overall voter turnout is expected to be lower than the turnout on Election Day in November.

At Tuesday night's board meeting, Conroe ISD board members voted to approve new revisions to their current book review process. These changes give more authority to a single board member and define what the district considers is sexually explicit.