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The Dallas Zoo Reveals That Katie the Giraffe is Pregnant
It's been a good year for newborn giraffes!
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New Bill Says Texas Lottery Winners Can Remain Anonymous
If the bill becomes law, lotto winners will no longer have their names and faces on Texas Lottery's social...
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Pflugerville ISD Increases Wages For Their Teachers and Other Staff
Pflugerville ISD hopes to gain and maintain their staff with a district-wide raise.
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The Sixth Floor Museum In Dallas: If a Room Could Talk
What was once the Texas Schoolbook Depository in Dallas is now The Sixth Floor Museum, memorializing a moment in...
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The Hard-Earned Reward of Hiking the Summit of Guadalupe Peak
Setting aside approximately eight hours for a round-trip hike, the view upon reaching the summit of Guadalupe Peak is...
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Hobby-Eberly Upgrade Allows for Next-Level Astronomy, Ironically Seeing Things in Blind Study
With a more powerful range and ability to process data on things that man never knew existed, Hobby-Eberly's capabilities...
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Battleship Texas: A Magnificent Floating Monument of Might
The USS Texas fought in both World Wars at some very pivotal moments. Now decommissioned, it proudly serves as...
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Cattail Falls in Big Bend National Park is a Delicate Journey With a Magnificent Reward
Just over a one-mile hike on an unmapped trail, from an unmarked trailhead will lead you into an amazing...
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Bartlett, Texas: A Town Stopped in Time & Memorialized in Film
A town that saw its heydays in the late 19th century and early 20th still has a lot to...
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Lucky Land Opens in Houston Featuring Terra-Cotta Army of 6K Familiar to Texans
The 6,000 soldiers, all built to a one-third scale of the original, once were a feature at Forbidden Gardens,...
