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Dallas Judge Dismisses AG Ken Paxton’s Lawsuit Against the State Fair
Ken Paxton · Dallas

Dallas Judge Dismisses AG Ken Paxton’s Lawsuit Against the State Fair

67% Center coverage: 9 sources
Judge Emily Tobolowsky ruled in favor of the city and State Fair, dismissing the need for a full trial.See the Story
Law on Puppy Sales Leads Buyers to Risky Black Market
Law · El Paso

Law on Puppy Sales Leads Buyers to Risky Black Market

Coverage: 2 sources
A lot of things have changed in the 100 years since prohibition empowered Al Capone and other mobsters to get rich selling booze on the black market. One thing hasn’t changed: Prohibition still doesn’t work. But, unfortunately, California families and pets have been forced to relearn the lessons of prohibition the hard way. In 2019, a state law went into effect banning California pet stores from selling puppies. Proponents said the law would inc…See the Story
Dallas renames lakes along the Trinity River to honor Native American tribes
Native American · Dallas

Dallas renames lakes along the Trinity River to honor Native American tribes

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
The city council voted unanimously to rename three lakes along the Trinity River as the Three Sisters Lakes.Read Article

Judge Blocks Texas AG's Reporting Rules for Big-City Prosecutors

85% Center coverage: 13 sources
A district judge has temporarily blocked new reporting requirements issued by the Texas Attorney General’s Office that prosecutors argued were unconstitutional and burdensome.Ken Paxton · AustinSee the Story

Houston Prepares for Potential Protests as Nationwide Movement Grows

80% Center coverage: 5 sources
2 Investigates has learned local and federal law enforcement agencies in Houston are closely monitoring developments on the West Coast.Greg Abbott · DallasSee the Story

What Is Juneteenth? What to Know About the Holiday

Coverage: 2 sources
What is Juneteenth? Everything you need to know about the holiday that particularly Texan, with roots in Galveston in 1865.Juneteenth · DallasSee the Story

Texas Had More Active Shooter Incidents in 2024 than Any Other State, FBI Report Shows

78% Center coverage: 9 sources
The report showed 24 active shooter incidents in the U.S. in 2024 – half the number reported in 2023. Four of those 24 incidents happened in Texas.FBI · TexasSee the Story

Two Pro-Palestinian Activists Arrested for Vandalism at Cal Poly Administration Building, Three Still At Large | News Channel 3-12

75% Center coverage: 4 sources
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. – Two Pro-Palestinian activists were arrested Wednesday afternoon after they and three others stormed a Cal Poly Administration Building and vandalized it. An email sent out campus-wide yesterday by Cal Poly President, Jeffrey Armstrong, says five pro-Palestinian activists stormed the university's Financial Aid and Student Accounts office in the Administration Building and began spray painting all over the walls, windows,…ProtestorsSee the Story

Federal Government Cancels over $1 Billion in Texas Clean Energy Projects

Coverage: 4 sources
The move is part of a $3.7 billion nationwide rollback targeting projects deemed economically unviable.Exxon Mobil · United StatesSee the Story

Texas Senate Passes Bill to Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent, Pending Federal Action

67% Center coverage: 21 sources
The Texas Senate has passed a bill that would move the state to permanent daylight saving time, ending the long-standing tradition of “springing forward” and “falling back” each year.See the Story

Denton’s never-enforced marijuana decriminalization ordinance is likely on its way out

Coverage: 2 sources
Despite overwhelming voter support, city officials cite pressure from state lawsuits and legal uncertainty as reasons to repeal Proposition B, a voter-approved ordinance to decriminalize marijuana that has never been enforced.Marijuana · DentonSee the Story

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