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Texas Politics · Texas

FBI Agrees to Aid Search for Texas Democrats Who Fled Redistricting Session

45% Center coverage: 122 sources

Democratic governors in refuge states have barred enforcement of Texas civil warrants, leaving the congressional map vote stalled.See the Story

Music · United States

Flaco Jimenez, Texas accordionist who expanded popularity of conjunto and Tejano music, dies at 86

47% Center coverage: 65 sources

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National Weather Service · Texas

“Lives May Have Been Saved”: Trump Hiring Freeze Zapped a Key Role in Texas Emergency Response

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The National Weather Service chose a meteorologist to embed with the Texas Division of Emergency Management, but they never assumed the job before the floods.Read Article

Why “King Of The Hill” Is The Most Significant Work Of Texan Culture Of The Past Thirty Years

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

“Hank is trapped between his state’s past and present, between the egotism and insecurity that is the Texan’s peculiar yin and yang. He is committed to an authenticity that, like that of so many Texans living in urban areas — around 84 percent of us — is more than a little performative.” – Texas MonthlyTexas, United States · Texas Read Article

5 Years After Being Pushed Out of Outdoor Voices, Ty Haney Is Doing Things Again

71% Left coverage: 7 sources

The founder is back at the athleisure brand she built as a partial owner and partner, tapping her brand loyalty platform TYB as a turnaround growth engine.Austin, Texas · Austin See the Story

San Antonians Are Up in Arms Over This Bar’s Blue Corn Crispy Dogs

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A photo from San Antonio bar Gimme Gimme led to some outraged comments on Facebook, so you know I had to try the dish for myself.Facebook · San Antonio Read Article

Organizations in the Basin vow to help pets impacted by Texas floods

Coverage: 2 sources

MIDLAND, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) – Several organizations in the Permian Basin are gathering donations for pets impacted by the Texas floods. Whiskers & Tails Sanctuary in partnership with Midland Times, Midland Animal Clinic & Hospital, Kicks 99.1, and Prosperity Employment Outreach, are working together to collect dry dog and cat food, canned foods, paper towels, all-purpose cleaners, towels, kennels, tarps and water for pets. They are collecting don…Midland, Texas · Midland See the Story

Kerr County flooding updates: Fatalities confirmed, holiday celebration cancelled in Kerrville

51% Center coverage: 490 sources

Natural Disasters · Texas See the Story

One Key to Houston ISD’s Rising STAAR Scores? Holding Students Back.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

For two years, state-appointed superintendent Mike Miles has pushed thousands of students into less rigorous math and science classes.Science · Houston Read Article

Texas at a Crossroads: Ricky Williams and Cannabis Leaders Urge Governor Abbott to Veto SB 3 — “Don’t Fumble Our Future”

78% Center coverage: 9 sources

By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story June 20, 2025 (Houston Style Magazine) — AUSTIN, TEXAS — In an electrifying show of unity, Texas cannabis advocates, professional athletes, veterans, and small business owners have drawn a line in the Lone Star soil — urging Governor Greg Abbott to veto Senate Bill 3 (SB 3) before it devastates the state’s fast-growing hemp and wellness industries. At the heart of the movement stands …Greg Abbott · Austin See the Story

The Story We’ve Been Told About Juneteenth Is Wrong

Coverage: 2 sources

June 19 marks the fourth consecutive year that Juneteenth is a federally recognized United States holiday. Also known as Freedom Day, Emancipation Day or America’s second Independence Day, Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S. after the Civil War. Many Americans have celebrated it annually for more than a century, even though the holiday was not officially added to the national calendar until 2021. As the Black Lives Matter mov…Juneteenth · Galveston See the Story

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