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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick sent a letter to the state environmental agency asking it to stop approving new permits for cement plants statewide until the Legislature can weigh in next year. Patrick expressed concern about a planned cement plant in North Texas that residents oppose.
Maria Crane
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The Texas Tribune
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick asks state to halt new cement plant permits until 2025
Alejandra Martinez
Citing community concerns about a planned cement plant in Grayson County, Patrick’s letter asks TCEQ to reject the permit and halt permit approvals statewide.
Cedar Waxwings resting in East Texas
Olivia O'Rand
Light pollution causes not-so-smooth sailing for migratory birds
Olivia O'Rand
Live special report: After the Smokehouse Creek Fire
David Martin Davies
The University of Texas at Dallas chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine at a protest against the war in Gaza last semester.
Courtesy photo
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Students for Justice in Palestine UT-Dallas.
Abbott says pro-Palestinian student groups at Texas colleges are antisemitic. They disagree.
Camille Phillips
Arts & Culture
Curtis's Favorites #3 | Music Crossroads of Texas
Curtis Peoples
Enjoy an hour of Curtis's favorite songs from the Music Crossroads of Texas and beyond.
Swan Song | In the Grow
Rachel Boyd
Curtis's Favorites #2 | Music Crossroads of Texas
Curtis Peoples
Sustainable Food Center & La Cocina Alegre | In the Grow
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Watering 101 & Warm-Season Varieties | In the Grow
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Today's Newscast
April 17th, 2024
Texas Public Radio’s David Martin Davies has more on a gun safety law passed after the school shooting in Uvalde that is now being used to close the “gun show loophole.” And a new report is highlighting "junk fees," an often-hidden burden for struggling Texas renters.