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Three women incarcerated at the Hobby Unit prison in Marlin, Texas describe the dangers and challenges of living in a Texas prison with no air conditioning.
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Citizens came together to ensure that a rail line between Fort Worth and Dallas was completed in 1876 ahead of a deadline set by the Legislature.
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Early signs suggested it might not be that bad. Then a heat dome settled in. Here's why is got — and stayed — so hot.
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About 35% of city of Georgetown water customers remain prohibited from using outdoor irrigation systems and hose-end sprinklers.
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For some Texans, watering a house's foundation is standard practice in the summer months. Whether it's beneficial or not is up for debate.
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The Butler Trail off Lady Bird Lake will host 150 goats for the next three to four weeks. They'll be eating up poison ivy and other invasive plant species.
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Hundreds of nurses stopped work Tuesday to demand a contract that includes safe staffing ratios and other provisions aimed at nurse retention.
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The school board approved a plan that will place at least two peace officers at the district’s high school and at least one officer at middle and elementary schools. The Eanes ISD superintendent said the district would rather have trained police on campuses than armed teachers or other school staff.
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Paid parental leave for state employees and a bill to make diapers, pads and tampons cheaper are both on the docket this week.
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Continuing drought means Texas rice farmers will not receive water from the Lower Colorado River Authority in 2023.
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Draft city ordinances would allow people to sue librarians over “obscene” material.
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The U.S. House of Representatives adjourned until Wednesday after Rep. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., failed three times to secure the votes needed to become speaker.