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Harris County Flood Bond Projects Stalled: Dozens Closed or Delayed Amid Billions in Funding Shortfalls – Top Texas News

Harris County officials have announced that a significant number of flood prevention projects, initially funded by a landmark $2.5 billion bond approved by voters in 2018, are now being closed or placed on hold due to substantial funding shortfalls. This development casts a shadow over the county’s efforts to bolster flood resilience in the wake…

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Brutal Beheading at Dallas Motel: Co-worker Charged with Capital Murder After Washing Machine Dispute

Dallas, Texas – A shocking act of violence has sent ripples of fear and grief through the Dallas community following the brutal beheading of a 50-year-old Indian-origin motel manager. Chandra Mouli Nagamallaiah, known affectionately as Bob, was murdered on Wednesday morning at the Downtown Suites motel by his co-worker, Yordanis Cobos-Martinez, 37, in front of…

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Paramount+ Unleashes 50% Discount on Annual Subscriptions: Grab Yours Before September 18!

In a significant move to attract and retain subscribers in the competitive streaming arena, Paramount+ has announced a steep 50% discount on its annual subscription plans. This limited-time offer, available until September 18, allows both new and returning customers to lock in substantial savings on their entertainment for the year. Deep Dive into the Paramount+…

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Texas Legislature Concludes Second Special Session With New GOP Congressional Map, Sweeping Conservative Wins

AUSTIN, TX – The Texas Legislature adjourned its second special session early Thursday, marking the end of a highly productive and politically charged period that saw the passage of a new congressional map designed to boost Republican representation, alongside significant conservative legislative victories. Governor Greg Abbott successfully pushed through key priorities including stricter measures on…

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Top Texas News: Landmark Bill Allows Private Citizens to Sue Abortion Pill Providers, Sets New Precedent

In a significant move that could reshape abortion access nationwide, Texas lawmakers have passed a groundbreaking bill allowing private citizens to sue individuals and companies involved in the distribution of abortion pills. This new legislation, poised to take effect in December, positions Texas as the first state to empower its residents to pursue civil litigation…

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Texas Culinary Scene Trending: Festivals, Closures, and Landmark Food Laws Shape Late Summer 2025

Texas experienced a dynamic and eventful late August and early September 2025, characterized by a vibrant array of food festivals, a sobering number of restaurant closures across major cities, and the implementation of significant new state laws impacting the food industry. This period saw the state’s culinary landscape in constant flux, from celebratory gatherings to…

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Texas Longhorns’ Season-Opening Setback: Arch Manning Takes Blame, Steve Sarkisian Stresses Patience After Ohio State Loss

The No. 1 ranked Texas Longhorns began their highly anticipated 2025 season with a stark reality check, falling 14-7 to the formidable Ohio State Buckeyes in a defensive slugfest. The result, which marked Texas as the first preseason No. 1 team to lose its season opener in 35 years, has placed significant scrutiny on both…

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Texas Music Scene Shines: Conan Gray’s ‘Wishbone’ Tops Charts, Lambert & McCollum Lead Massive Flood Relief Effort, and Festivals Abound

The Texas music scene is buzzing with activity this late summer, showcasing both chart-topping success and profound community impact. From the record-breaking debut of pop sensation Conan Gray’s latest album to a massive benefit concert by country music titans Miranda Lambert and Parker McCollum that raised millions for flood relief, August 2025 has been a…

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U.S. Attorney's Office in Southern California Files Over 100 Border Related Cases in One Week

U.S. Attorney’s Office in Southern California Files Over 100 Border-Related Cases in One Week

In a significant display of ongoing border security operations, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of California announced the filing of 103 border-related cases during the week of August 16-22, 2025. This surge in legal actions underscores the district’s critical role in federal border enforcement and reflects the complex challenges faced along the…

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