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Houston, Texas, February 2, 2026 Senator Ted Cruz has returned to Texas following recent criticism over his decision to travel to California ahead of a predicted
Fort Worth, Texas, February 2, 2026 Democrat Taylor Rehmet has achieved a significant victory in a special election, flipping a Texas state Senate district that has
Austin, Texas, February 2, 2026 Today marks the last chance for Austin residents to register for the upcoming March Primary Election. Civic engagement is vital for
San Antonio, February 1, 2026 Residents of San Antonio’s East Side are expressing grave concerns over the rumored acquisition of the Oakmont 410 warehouse by U.S.
San Antonio, Texas, February 1, 2026 Texas lawmakers are set to implement regulations on the state’s cannabis market by 2027, marking a significant shift from previous
Houston, Texas, February 1, 2026 Democrat Christian Menefee has won the special runoff election for Texas’ 18th Congressional District, capturing around 68% of the vote. This
San Antonio, Texas, February 1, 2026 In San Antonio, high school students organized protests against ICE’s actions, emphasizing the impact on immigrant communities and calling for
Fort Worth, Texas, February 1, 2026 In a significant political upset, Democrat Taylor Rehmet won a special election in Fort Worth, Texas, flipping a historically Republican
Fort Worth, Texas, February 1, 2026 Democrat Taylor Rehmet has claimed victory in a special election for the Texas state Senate District 9, marking a notable
Texas, January 31, 2026 The Texas power grid remained resilient during Winter Storm Fern, demonstrating stability despite severe weather conditions. ERCOT activated backup resources and utilized
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