Named for Camp Mystic after the deadly 2025 Hill Country floods, the bipartisan legislation would allow emergency alerts to be delivered by satellite when traditional wireless networks fail during disasters.
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The secretary of state is using a law that was originally written to focus on problems in Harris County.
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Texas Republicans spread message of unity ahead of November midterms.
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SAWS is proposing annual rate increases of 6% to 8% through 2029, though increases planned for 2028 and 2029 could be adjusted.
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Now that the party's nominees are set for the general election, Texas Republicans are shifting their focus to defeating Democrats in November. The 2026 Republican Party of Texas State Convention runs through Saturday.
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Gina Ortiz Jones is leveraging the Spurs’ NBA Finals spotlight after high-profile disagreements over the team’s $1.3 billion downtown arena.
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The city wants the upgraded system in place by the NCAA Woman’s Final Four Volleyball Championship being held here in December.
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The faith-based health equity nonprofit wants to build a 250-room hotel at the heart of the Medical Center this year that will include discounted hotel rooms for low-income families visiting the South Texas Medical Center for care.
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Gov. Greg Abbott is a top sponsor and Speaker Dustin Burrows will be the first sitting speaker to address the gathering, as Republicans close ranks ahead of a tough midterm.
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The more than $800,000 ad buy — the first by either candidate in the general election — continues the Austin Democrat’s push to win Latino voters as his race against GOP nominee Ken Paxton ramps up.
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"America — love it or leave it." That's a bumper sticker slogan that sums up the long-standing tension between patriotism and the exercise of constitutional freedoms. As the nation celebrates America’s 250th birthday we explore where healthy patriotism ends and toxic nationalism begins. We discuss how "America First" could sometimes lead to a slippery slope towards tyranny.