Hill Country News 3090
Federal Lawsuit Challenges Texas’ Reinstated 2021 THC Rules
Three plaintiffs are suing the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) and Attorney General Ken Paxton, among others, following the DSHS’ reinstatement of stricter THC definitions last month. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings. See the
Professors sue Texas A&M System over limits on teaching race, gender
Never miss a story! The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter gives readers the most essential Texas news. Sign up for The Brief. .wp-block-custom-everlit-iframe-embed{margin: 0 !important;} Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the story. See our AI policy, and give us feedback. Four professors and a national faculty group asked a federal judge
Greg Abbott Blasted Corpus Christi for Its Water Crisis. A River Authority He Has Power Over Is Falling Apart.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott appointed a 21-person board to oversee water in a broad area surrounding the Nueces River, which runs through Corpus Christi, Texas. Brenda Bazán for ProPublica and The Texas Tribune Texas Gov. Greg Abbott responded with fury after Corpus Christi officials announced in March that this Gulf Coast region of more than
New Poll of Texas Statewide Races Shows Talarico Leads Paxton by 2 Percent
In a new poll from the Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research Center at Texas Southern University (TSU), state Rep. James Talarico (D-Austin) held a narrow 2 percent lead over Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in the race for U.S. Senate, while Gov. Greg Abbott and other Republican statewide candidates continued to lead by single-digit margins.
The EPA Heralds Its Omaha Cleanup as a Success. But We Found Many Yards Still Have Toxic Levels of Lead.
From left, Brenda González Rocha holds her 8-month-old, Isaías, as González’s daughters Carolina, 6, and Camila, 8, play on the trampoline in their backyard in June. González’s front yard tested high for lead, and she is concerned how the contamination could “affect their quality of life.” Rebecca S. Gratz for ProPublica Shortly after buying her
High-Voltage Transmission Lines at Texas Senate Committee Hearing Spark Reactions from Elected Officials
Texas lawmakers were up in arms after a recent Texas Senate interim committee hearing covering the controversial proposal for 765-kilovolt (kV) transmission lines to be built across the state. Both lawmakers and members of the public criticized the proposal at the hearing last Wednesday, with state Sens. Lois Kolkhorst (R-Brenham) and Phil King (R-Weatherford) expressing
Kay Granger, First Texas Republican Woman in Congress, Passes Away at 83
The first female Republican to represent Texas in the U.S House of Representatives and first female mayor of Fort Worth, Kay Granger, passed away on Sunday, with Texans from both sides of the aisle mourning the loss and lauding her legacy. Granger, who served in Congress for nearly three decades at the mast of significant
Decline of Remote Work May Factor in Reported H-1B Visa Homebuyer Exodus From North Texas
A recent survey bolsters the claim that immigrants on work visas are draining away from the North Texas real estate market. However, both economic and political factors may be at play, according to market research and a leading agent who works with people from India who move to the United States for jobs. Texas home
Nothing Compares to Dove Gear’s Ultimate Bird Vest
Rockport, Texas – After a record-setting 2025, Rockport-based Dove Gear is gearing up for another busy season with the 2026 editions of its popular Ultimate Bird Vest. Hunters can now order the vest in Dove Gear’s proprietary camouflage pattern, as well as the Ultimate Upland Vest in a sage-and-orange color combination that meets upland field
Five Strange Things You Never Knew About Speckled Trout
Few fish are woven into the fabric of Texas saltwater fishing like the spotted seatrout, better known to most of us as the speckled trout. Whether you’re drifting the shell reefs of East Matagorda Bay, wading the legendary waters of Baffin Bay or casting topwaters across Sabine Lake at first light, chances are you’ve spent
New FIRE Study Ranks Free Speech Standards of Texas Colleges and Universities
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) has released its survey of the written policies of 493 colleges and universities and evaluated their compliance with First Amendment standards, which included 21 Texas institutions of higher learning. Of the 379 four-year public institutions and 114 private institutions, FIRE gave each campus a red, yellow, or
First Look: CMP M14 Rifles
See the original article: https://gundigest.com/military-firearms/cmp-m14-rifles
