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Nearly 600,000 Texans will lose access to a program that prevented electricity shut-offs during the pandemic on Oct. 1

Texas schools must file weekly reports with state on COVID-19 cases

‘We really dodged a bullet,’ Beaumont official says, as Hurricane Laura downgraded to Category 1

National Democrats add three more Texas congressional districts to target list

Shelley Luther, Dallas salon owner who pressured Texas to reopen salons, says she’s running for state Senate

The Texas GOP’s new slogan echoes a conspiracy group. Its chair says there’s no connection.

Texas’ July unemployment rate drops slightly to 8%

The Democrats’ national convention shone a spotlight on Texas’ emerging bench — beyond the Castros and O’Rourke

With no end to the shutdown in sight, Texas bar owners and employees are on the brink of losing everything

Texas will apply for federal program to get extra $300 per week for unemployed Texans