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Big Bend National Park To Begin “Phased Reopening” On June 1
Posted on · The park superintendent says he’s taken the advice to “go slow, make sure it’s working.”
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At Odessa Vigil, Permian Basin Community Comes Together To Mourn And Honor Lives Lost In Shooting
Posted on · Sunday’s vigil, held on the campus of the University of Texas of the Permian Basin, began with a standing ovation for law enforcement and medical providers.
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Along The Border, News Of A Coming National Guard Deployment Meets With Mixed Reaction
Posted on · National Guard troops have conducted missions on the border since the Reagan administration. The most recent federal deployment occurred in 2010, when President Barack Obama sent 1,200 Guard troops.
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The Long and Forgotten History of Texas’ Mutualistas
Posted on · If you’re a life-long Texan, you may have heard of a mutualistas. These mutual aid societies were part of a long tradition in Mexico.
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Texas Civil Rights Group Questions Open-Records Fee
Posted on · A civil rights group is protesting a new $30 fee for submitting comments on pending open-records requests to the state attorney general's office. The group also wants to know where the money generated from the fee goes.