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Lack of lifeguards affects local pool operations.

New law sets age limit to 21 for strip club workers.

The North Texas town overwhelmingly voted for opponents of the school's plan for diversity.

Lawmakers react to Lt. governor's call for special session after missed deadline.

Hip-hop artist keeps balance between Texas, Louisiana roots SHARE TEXAS — Hip-hop artist, Nilly, took his talents across the south for his “Balance” tour, making stops in Atlanta, New Orleans, Dallas, Austin and Houston. Even as a New Orleans based rapper, his stops in Texas almost felt like a mini-homecoming, due to his history in the state. “After Hurricane Katrina I moved to North Dallas, a city called Plano, Texas,” Nilly said. “I went to high school in Frisco, Texas. So Texas h...

Austin man camps outside Tesla headquarters to send message to Elon Musk By Jamil Donith Texas SHARE AUSTIN, Texas — If you’ve driven past the construction site for the Tesla headquarters in Austin the past few weeks, you might have noticed a large sign and a man sitting next to it.  What You Need To Know Victor Reed is camping outside Tesla headquarters protesting the lack of diversity at the ...

Legal experts are debating the constitutionality of SB 8.

Austin man’s portrait shines in former President George W. Bush’s latest book By Lakisha Lemons Texas SHARE AUSTIN, Texas — "Out of Many, One: Portraits of America’s Immigrants," a book of oil-painted portraits by former President George W. Bush, highlights immigrants from all over the world and their remarkable stories. Gilbert Tuhabonye, a gifted athlete and author, is one of ...

San Antonio police search for ‘endangered missing’ child By Antoinette Odom Texas SHARE SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police Department (SAPD) is searching for an “endangered missing” child, diagnosed with a medical condition. 12 year old Enedina Jihad-Schug was last seen May 14 on West Silver Sands Drive. Police said she’s Black, at a height of 4’09 and weighing ...

By Antoinette Odom Texas SHARE TEXAS — Following the FDA’s Pfizer vaccination approval, along with CDCs recommendation, for teens, 12 to 15, the Texas Department of State Health Services orders vaccine providers to begin its administration. Although children are the least vulnerable to COVID-19, upon infection they are still capable of spreading the virus, says Imelda Garcia, DSHS associate comm...