Texas
Man Shot In Gunfire Exchange Outside Dallas Courthouse Dies
Posted on · A shooting occurred Monday morning at the Earl Cabell Federal Building in downtown Dallas.
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After Bombings, Uncomfortable Truths Emerge About Racial Divides In Austin
Posted on · People often use a shorthand to describe Austin: It's weird; it’s a progressive city; it’s a blueberry in a sea of tomato soup. But a sort of alternate reality exists for many residents of color. There have been moments over the past month that have highlighted this racial divide.
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As Austin Police Look For Links Between Bomb Victims, Residents Offer Own Theories
Posted on · Police are looking into reported connections between House and Mason, who were both members of prominent African-American families in Austin
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This Texas Law Lets Your Landlord Take Your TV If You Don’t Pay Rent
Posted on · Fred Fuchs, an attorney with Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, says a landlord can take a tenant’s property only because of unpaid rent – not past due utilities, maintenance or other costs
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Trump Administration’s Push For Citizenship Question On Census Alarms Critics
Posted on · The 2020 census will be the first one conducted largely online
Business
After Immigration Enforcement, Some Builders See a Slowdown in Construction
Posted on · An increase in immigration enforcement and proposed policies from President Donald Trump may be taking a toll on businesses that rely on an immigrant workforce.
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Texas Craft Brewers Win Suit Over Distribution Rights
Posted on · A state judge has struck down a Texas law that limits the distribution rights of craft brewers.
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Activists Criticize Houston NAACP For Honoring Harris County DA
Posted on · The Houston N.A.A.C.P today honored the Harris County District Attorney for her efforts to lower incarceration rates, but some activists are criticizing their decision.
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State Senator Rodney Ellis Visits Waller County, Asks Texas Lawmakers To Enact Criminal Justice Reforms
Posted on · The proposed policy is inspired in part by the Sandra Bland case.
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Fire Warning In Effect For Harris County
Posted on · County officials are asking residents to be careful with items that can spark fires.
Health & Science
Houston Healthcare Providers Screen Pregnant Women For Zika Virus
Posted on · They’re asking patients about their travel history, and whether they’re experiencing any symptoms of the virus.
Health & Science
Rice University Hosts Free CPR Training
Posted on · More than 20,000 Texans are expected to take part in the free, 20-minute training.
Health & Science
Anti-Abortion Activist Faces Two Indictments In Houston Court
Posted on · California residents David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt created a fake company, BioMax, and used fake drivers license to get inside the Houston Planned Parenthood.
Health & Science
Report: Texas Needs Stronger Policies To Lower Tobacco Use
Posted on · Researchers say Texas needs stronger policies to curb tobacco use, and state leaders could look to Houston as an example.
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Houston Homeless Count: Volunteers Use Tech To Connect People With Housing
Posted on · With the help of tablet computers, volunteers gather data that could help get more people off the streets and into housing.