Texas executes man for 2011 murder of church pastor
The State of Texas executed a Black man convicted of killing a pastor during a robbery in 2011, despite his claims that while he was present during the crime he was not responsible for the murder.
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Why the Row Over Sally Mann’s Photos Strikes Me as an Artist—and Texas Native
Censoring the work of Sally Mann underscores deep-seated issues in our nation around gender, sexuality, and the policing of ...
The Beaumont Enterprise13h
CDC removes LGBTQ, race data following Trump's anti-DEI order
The CDC purged LGBTQ and race-related health data to comply with Trump's executive order against DEI, sparking public health ...
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Buc-ee’s, A Texas Favorite, Accused Of Racial Discrimination in Lawsuit
One of Texans favorite places to stop while on the road in Texas is facing a lawsuit. Buc-ee's is facing a lawsuit from three ...
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After teasing border security rollback, Texas plunges in deeper
Texas’ border spending exploded after Joe Biden’s election, then state leaders signaled a new willingness to reduce it when ...
Bucks send Khris Middleton to Wizards in trade for Kyle Kuzma: Report
The Bucks reportedly will pair Kyle Kuzma with Giannis Antetokounmpo and Damian Lillard while sending NBA champion Khris ...
Ken Paxton's megadonors helped put a top Texas judge in office. Now he wants to reform the system.
David Schenk, the new presiding judge on Texas’ Court of Criminal Appeals, is on a mission to make sweeping changes to the rules governing judicial elections in the Lone Star State. Right now, Schenck ...
Community Impact Newspaper19h
Bastrop council rejects voter-approved marijuana decriminalization amendment
Called the Bastrop Freedom Act, the proposed amendment to the Bastrop Home Rule Charter aimed to direct police to deprioritize arrests and citations for misdemeanor marijuana possession offenses, ...