Unofficial Results Show Democrats Flipping Three Republican-Leaning Districts
Latest unofficial returns show Democrats have flipped three districts that lean Republican.
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Latest unofficial returns show Democrats have flipped three districts that lean Republican.
The Texan reports that Democrats dominated the first election for the 15th Court of Appeals, a court the Legislature created in 2023 over substantial Democratic opposition.
A Denton counseling and therapy practice began with a single provider working in a small Lantana suite and has since grown into a woman-owned business.
Sen. Ted Cruz called the results a repudiation for the GOP, while Democrat James Talarico pledged campaign finance reform.
A pediatrician and lifestyle medicine physician will give a talk on nutrition trends at the Rotary Club of San Marcos on Nov. 11.
Clarendon crews are flushing water mains after discoloration complaints, and the city plans a pipe replacement as the regional lake level keeps dropping.
The Liberty dealership would close once a proposed Dayton facility opens, under an agreement that still needs city council approval.
The City of Dayton says the chain has a contract on a former Jack in the Box property and expects to open in about five months once permits are issued.
Gerald Vance has been missing since Nov. 2, and police are asking the public for information.
Council members pressed staff to move quickly on a study of impact fees ahead of more than $164 million in water and wastewater projects.
The Sam Houston Memorial Museum is planning a $500,000 fundraising campaign to rebuild buildings damaged in a September fire.
The 15th annual drive at the Marble Falls and Burnet fire stations collected food and cash for two local organizations.