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Faculty say the decision for the vote was the final straw in a host of issues with him.

City and county officials express concerns about whether cutting the state sales tax on grocery taxes will result in political pressure for them to do the same. The impact, some mayors say, will be devastating to city budgets.

The Texas A&M University System will supercharge the development of Prairie View A&M University’s new National Center for Infrastructure Transformation with a $500,000 boost for the next five years.

Faculty say the decision to take a vote on whether to condemn Wendler was the final straw in a host of issues with him.

Faculty say the decision to take a vote on whether to condemn Wendler was the final straw in a host of issues with him.

Faculty say the decision to take a vote on whether to condemn Wendler was the final straw in a host of issues with him.

Elder Uchtdorf joins Cairo branches for Friday sacrament service that ‘unites us as a community’

Though Texas has been warned it needs more engineering graduates, GOP legislation may interfere with that effort.

Unfortunately, some red states are pairing anti-woke legislation with bills that weaken or abolish tenure protection.

The Gulf Shores City Council recently backed an ordinance requiring beachside condos to post BEach Safe Campaign information about beach flag warnings and rip currents. The ordinance comes as the campaign ramps up one year after beach rescues and drownings plummeted.