The University of Texas at Austin is starting a pilot program to help low- and middle-income students pay for on-campus housing. This is part of a bigger plan to help students deal with the rising costs of college beyond tuition […]
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After meeting with Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Texas Representative Lance Gooden (R) declared on Tuesday that he is supporting former President Trump for the GOP candidacy for president in 2024. In a statement published on his Twitter page, Gooden
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Less than a month after West Texas A&M University President Walter Wendler faced criticism from students and free speech organizations for canceling a campus drag concert, faculty leaders have called for a vote of no confidence this week to remove
The city, which is situated 30 kilometers south of Austin, is striving to achieve the goal of breaking the Guinness World Record for the greatest assembly of people with the same name. On the other hand, if your name is
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Gordon Food Service is expanding its presence in Texas. This week, the family-owned broadline food service distribution company broke ground on its newest store in Galveston, Texas. Mark Dempsey, director of marketing, e-commerce, and sales for the Gordon Food Service store,
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According to reports, a man found guilty of spitting at police officers in Lubbock, Texas, back in May 2022 was given a sentence of seventy years in prison on Wednesday. According to a report by KLBK-TV in Lubbock, Texas, the
This Sunday, April 16, the Alamo Metro Chorus (AMC) will perform for the Fredericksburg Music Club’s seventh of eight scheduled programs for the 2022-23 concert season. The program will feature barbershop-style harmony combined with high-energy choreography and colorful costuming. First-come,
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Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last year, a Texas man is suing three friends of his ex-wife, alleging that they assisted her in breaking the law by helping her obtain abortion medicine. On Thursday, Marcus Silva sued
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Houston Independent School District trustees voted Thursday night to end their lawsuit against the Texas Education Agency (TEA), bringing an end to a five-year legal battle between the two parties over whether the state should have control over the state’s
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Texas Rep. Christina Morales, a Houston Democrat, understands how difficult it is to pass a bipartisan bill requiring Mexican American and Black studies to be offered in every school district. But, she added, history is replete with Latinos and others
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