Texas House delays vote on hemp ban
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Texas Ren Festival Founder “King” George Coulam Dies
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The approval in the Texas House on Wednesday puts the GOP-backed proposal on the brink of reaching Republican Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk.
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The Texas Tribune on MSNMore Texas children are getting vaccinated early against measlesFear of babies contracting the contagious and potentially deadly virus has spurred the surge in vaccinations amid Texas’ historic measles outbreak.
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The Texas House and Senate are nearing a deal on a sweeping school finance bill. Per-student funding known as the basic allotment would not be
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The $325m fraud case is 'one of the most egregious' of its kind, involving unneeded chemo, IV infusions, and more, DOJ leaders told Fox News Digital.
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The Texas Tribune on MSNClassroom violence went up in Texas after the pandemic. Is more discipline the answer?Texas lawmakers are poised to make it easier to suspend disruptive students. But some teachers and school psychologists say discipline alone won’t meet the mental health needs at the root of their behavior.
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Child Care Associates is may lay off over 300 employees and pause services to nearly 900 children and pregnant mothers unless HHS renews funding.
Matthew Lee Johnson was executed on May 20 for the murder of Nancy Judith Harris in May 2012 in the Dallas suburb of Garland.
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The Texas Tribune on MSNBill to teach Texas kids the dangers of communism — but not fascism — OK'd by HouseThe bill won bipartisan support despite efforts from multiple Democrats that would have also required students to learn about fascism and Nazism.
Plans to improve three state-rated "F" schools spark concerns over the historic east-west divide within Austin district campuses.
Matthew Lee Johnson was convicted of killing Nancy Harris in Garland, Texas in May 2012. Harris died five days after Johnson lit her on fire during a robbery.
A Texas man was executed Tuesday evening for the burning death of an elderly clerk he set on fire during a convenience store robbery more than a decade ago.
While Texas does not require private schools to administer the state's standardized test, almost 6,000 private school students at 21 campuses statewide took the test last year. Just under half of the private school campuses that administered the test were in the Houston area and the majority were Islamic schools.