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Texas Lawmakers Consider Ending Car Inspections
Sen. Don Huffines says car inspections are a dated waste of money.
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Lawmakers Move Bill Forward to Make Divorce Harder in Texas
Divorces will become more difficult to go through if this bill passes.
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‘…Field of New Life’ Llano Bluebonnet Video Closes CBS Sunday Morning and Texans Couldn’t be More Proud
On the broadcast of CBS Sunday Morning from March 12, a Texas fan of the show spied the...
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Special Fiesta 2017 Whataburger Medals Coming Soon
San Antonio residents will get first dibs on these bright Whataburger Fiesta medals.
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Hulu Could Bring 500 New Jobs to San Antonio Soon
The popular streaming service Hulu might find a new home in San Antonio.
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The Entire State Could Embrace the ‘No Texting and Driving’ Law
The Texas House committee moved a bill forward to end texting while driving in the Lone Star State.
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Texas Panhandle Wildfire Relief: Where, How, and What to Donate
If you're looking to donate money, household, or farm/agriculture staples for the Texas Panhandle Wildfire Relief, here are...
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Solo Serve Building Pollutes San Antonio River Walk During Demolition
Workers had to quickly clean the water and walkway.
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Lawmakers Might Say Good Riddance to Red Light Cameras
Who would miss red light cameras if Texas stopped using them?
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San Antonio Botanical Garden Named Best Garden in the State
The San Antonio Botanical Garden recently received an online honor.
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If You See a Text or Call From These Area Codes, Don’t Answer It
A new scam has robo-dialers using these area codes.
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Central Texas Blood Supply Low After Helping Biloxi Crash Victims
If you're able to donate, We Are Blood Needs you to increase the Central Texas blood supply.
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Neighborly Facebook Post Helps Victims of Sweeping Wildfires in 4 States
When Billy Gorley posted his neighborly Facebook comment and photos regarding bale donations to fire victims, he had...
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Daylight Saving Time in Texas: A Brief History of Cause and Effect
Daylight Saving Time (DST) happens on March 12, when we "spring ahead" one hour on our clocks in...
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Search for Matthew Meinert Scaled Back Just Days After Authorities Find Two-Year-Old Son Near Denton Creek
Multiple authorities continue the search for Matthew Meinert in a scaled down approach around Denton Creek/Grapevine Lake in...
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Zodiacal Light Phenomenon to Occur Overhead Nightly for 2 Weeks in March
Over a 14-night period this month, a zodiacal light will brighten up the night sky. Stargazers and low-light...
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Texas Panhandle Wildfires Destroy Home of ‘Hank the Cowdog’ Author
John R. Erickson and wife Kris lost their home, ranch, and cattle to wildfires that broke out in...
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Texans Can Now Paddle Down Part of the San Antonio River Walk
Eight miles of the River Walk are now open to those who love to paddle.
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Austin’s Kite Festival Postponed Due to Weather Woes
Austinites hope the rescheduled date for the ABC Kite Fest will have better weather.
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The University of Texas in San Antonio’s President Resigns
Dr. Ricardo Romo stepped down from his position as president of the University of Texas-San Antonio after recent...
