Texans chose their next governor, U.S. senator and more than a dozen statewide elected officials in the Nov. 3 general election.
Results were still coming in by midnight, but key races across the board had been called by 10 p.m. Voters also decided races for members of Congress, state lawmakers, district judges and local elected officials.
Written by The Alamo Republican from The Post Dispatch’s reporting, using only the facts in it. The Post Dispatch’s own headline: “At national and state office levels, sweeping change; in Garza County, Weems to succeed Norman”
The Justice Department announced it is taking over a civil lawsuit against Planned Parenthood filed in Amarillo, Texas. The suit accuses Planned Parenthood of Medicaid fraud and seeks a $1.8 billion judgment. The case i…
Zavalla senior Arissa Mettlen placed 11th at the state cross country meet in Round Rock, and Central sophomore Brenden Holster was 14th in Class 3A boys.
via The Lufkin Daily News
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