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Elected officials in North Texas and beyond face rising hostility
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (267+ words) A woman grabs former McKinney mayor George Fuller after he spoke during a McKinney city council meeting in August. The council was voting on the site plan for a mosque submitted by the McKinney Islamic Association. The incident should have…...
More than 200,000 Texans are waiting for Medicaid approval
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (1723+ words) by Jess Huff and Dan Keemahill, The Texas Tribune September 10, 2026 Vanessa Melendez had been going back and forth with the state over her family’s Medicaid and food assistance applications for months when the Houston mom learned she was pregnant with…...
Letters — UTA, protests, Amber Givens, data centers
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (817+ words) Re: “Polling cuts warrant skepticism — Tarrant County hasn’t earned voters' trust,” Monday editorial. Students, staff and those who live near the University of Texas at Arlington: It’s clear that Tarrant County Commissioners Court members Tim O’Hare, Matt Krause, and Manny…...
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announces distribution of more than 7 million free eggs statewide
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (300+ words) More than 1.7 million free eggs have already been delivered to Texas food banks, with another 5.3 million slated to arrive in the coming weeks as part of an antitrust settlement with three major egg producers, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced…...
Report: Ectopic Pregnancy Deaths Have Doubled
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (1463+ words) Of course. Texas is delaying the release of the state’s maternal mortality statistics until after the midterms. The report was expected on September 1st, but state officials now say the analysis won’t be complete until December. Not only does this mean…...
These 8 Arkansas BBQ Joints Smoke The Kind Of Ribs Locals Line Up Hours For
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (1358+ words) Arkansas takes its smoked meat seriously, and nowhere is that clearer than at the rib joints where the parking lot fills up early and the line stretches out the door. From old gas stations turned barbecue temples to counter-serve spots…...
Texas author calls for more civility
5+ day, 7+ hour ago (287+ words) ABILENE, Texas — An Abilene author is turning decades of experience in storytelling into a new effort to encourage civility in everyday life. Glenn Dromgoole, a former Abilene Reporter-News editor and author of 35 books, launched MoreCivilityPlease.com in July. The website…...
The dangerous delay of Texas' maternal mortality stats
5+ day, 21+ hour ago (550+ words) Normally, the report on the number of Texas women who died while pregnant or giving birth is released Sept. 1. This year it'll be after the midterm elections. Every death of a woman who dies during pregnancy or childbirth demands answers....
Erosion of Islam liberties affects universities
6+ day, 17+ hour ago (666+ words) Texas bans hemp-derived THC products Woman pronounced dead after drowning at Rio Vista San Marcos welcomes new H-E-B this Fall All Eyes on TXST: 'Cats to take on No. 5 Texas San Marcos Academy Graduate Brandon Theesfeld arrested on murder charges…...
Could health care plans with fewer mandates help more Texans get insurance? Longview lawmaker believes so
1+ week, 1+ day ago (647+ words) State Rep. Jay Dean said he'll propose a bill in the next legislative session that could help more Texans get health insurance by letting small businesses purchase lower-cost healthcare plans. House Bill 139 would allow private health insurance companies to offer…...