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CASA of Central Texas thanks everyone who had a part in making this year’s annual fundraiser, Tailgate with Team CASA, a success. From sponsors, to event coordinators and volunteers, to raffle and auction item donors, and guests of the event, all have all shown they want to be a part of ending child abuse and neglect in Central Texas.[San Marcos, TX] [Hays County news] News

House Bill 3899 would require an election before a local government corporation borrows a large amount of money.

The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce held its 104th annual chamber banquet Friday, Jan. 27.

The year in crime and public safety was one of major leadership changes from the US Attorney for Massachusetts to the Boston Police and Fire departments. It was also a year of heartbreak in neighborhoods where murders by gun and assaults took a heavy toll. Following is a look back at it all, beginning in January: •As DA Rachael Rollins prepared to leave her post in January for

The supplemental feeding program began last year after more than 1100 manatees died in what's been declared an Unusual Mortality Event.

Manatees that are dying by the hundreds mainly from pollution-caused starvation in Florida should once again be listed as an endangered species. Environmental groups said Monday in a petition filed with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that it was an error to take manatees off the endangered list in 2017, leaving the slow-moving marine mammals listed only as threatened. Under the Endangered Species Act, species are considered endangered if they are in danger of extinction. State statistics sho...

M Jordan Miller, a real estate agent in Astoria, Ore., said the new owner "is going to have a relatively steady stream of extremely happy people walking up outside to fulfill their childhood dreams" as the 1896 Victorian home featured in the 1985 film "The Goonies" goes up for sale.

Environmental groups said on Monday that manatees should once more be registered as an endangered species because they are dying in Florida by the hundreds, mostly due to pollution-caused starvation.

Manatees that are dying by the hundreds mainly from pollution-caused starvation in Florida should once again be listed as an endangered species, environmental groups said in a petition.

Manatees that are dying by the hundreds mainly from pollution-caused starvation in Florida could once again be listed as an endangered species.