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The complaint refers to the city’s lack of action to address industrial zoning near residential neighborhoods as “unlawful.”
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One year after a devastating drought, Texas agriculture watchers are wary that the positive effects of a wet spring could be zapped up with extreme heat.
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Chances of surviving a tornado are reasonably high if proper precautions are taken and public warnings are observed.
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Planetary geologist Ania Losiak is scouring the Odessa crater for the remains of plants and creatures killed by the small asteroid in hopes to better understand what happens when asteroids strike the Earth.
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Texas is seeing another summer of record-breaking temperatures, with excessive heat warnings and advisories all over the Lone Star State.
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An American health task force now recommends doctors add another step to routine check-ups for adults - anxiety screenings.
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The archaeological site has conducted continuous research and public programming, championed by its longtime director.
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The number of volunteer firefighters has dropped sharply nationwide, a trend that appears to be gripping rural Texas communities.
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A few dozen supporters, opponents and librarians came to a Lubbock event hosted by a national LGBT hate group.
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The deal would channel $12 billion to reduce the school property tax rate for homeowners and business properties, increase the homestead exemption, and create a pilot program to reduce taxes on certain residential and commercial properties. The legislation is expected to pass later this week.