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Many families with children with autism are at risk of losing services that help with early development, as centers close and leave the state amid funding issues.

Students in the Killeen ISD system will be asked to abide by the Student Code of Conduct, as they are every year, but with a few revisions, approved by trustees

Last week, my colleague Rep. Barry Crago (R-Buffalo) penned a column entitled “The inconvenient truth and the path forward.” The piece was published across the State of Wyoming. In …

MINERAL WELLS — Palo Pinto residents are being invited to an inaugural lunch to restart a political club envisioned as a way to inform and engage Republican women.

School districts hoping to use the summer months to catch students up before fall have been left by the state Legislature to do less with less, officials said. For the past two years, Oregon school districts and community-based organizations such as the YMCA and Boys & Girls Club have received millions in public funding for […]

"I’m not sure who’s advising her, but no matter what the issue is, it’s always somebody else’s fault.”

Florida monuments, including those to the Confederacy, taken down by local governments could have to be put back up.

MINERAL WELLS — Even the arrival of high-speed internet is costing Mineral Wells to sink further into drought, discussions of an ordinance updating how and when contractors lay underground networks

These laws were passed during the 2023 legislative session and were set to go into effect 90 days after the session adjourned.

MINERAL WELLS -- Even the arrival of high-speed internet is costing Mineral Wells to sink further into drought, discussions of an ordinance updating how and when contractors lay underground networks