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Elections 2022 FederalFBI Probe of Congressman Cuellar Investigation Ripples to Campaign

Daniel FriendJanuary 21, 2022

The FBI raid at the home and office of Rep. Henry Cuellar has added fuel to an already-heated campaign.

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Education Local NewsFormer Houston School District Officials Indicted for Bribery Scheme

Holly HansenDecember 16, 2021

Former School Board President Rhonda Skillern-Jones has entered a plea agreement while two others were arrested Thursday in Houston.

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87th Legislature EducationJudson ISD Pays Unspecified Ransom to Hackers After Month of System Lockdown

Isaiah MitchellJuly 27, 2021

The FBI advises against paying ransoms, but a Texas information security expert said agencies have few choices without data backups.

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Guns Statewide NewsGun Sales Continue to Soar, Texas Sets Another Record for Background Checks

Daniel FriendJuly 1, 2020

Amidst the coronavirus lockdown and violence erupting in American streets, Texas saw the highest number of background checks for gun sales conducted in the month of June.

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GunsTexas Background Checks for Gun Sales Remain at Record High in May

Daniel FriendJune 5, 2020

Based on the number of background checks conducted, gun sales in Texas remained at record highs throughout May as some coronavirus lockdown measures remained in place.

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Issues Statewide NewsTexas Department of Agriculture Website Hacked to Show Photo of Soleimani

Sarah McConnellJanuary 9, 2020

Hours after Gov. Abbott warned of increased cyberattack attempts directed at state entities, the Texas Department of Agriculture's website was defaced to show a picture of Qassem Soleimani.

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Civil Society Federal Immigration & Border Local News Statewide NewsFort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Urges Gov. Abbott to Allow Refugee Resettlement in Texas

Sarah McConnellNovember 26, 2019

Last Friday, Mayor Betsy Price urged Gov. Abbott to continue to allow refugees to resettle in Texas following the issuance of an executive order from President Trump.

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Issues Local NewsBexar County Constable Controversies Amplified by FBI and Texas Rangers Raid

Daniel FriendSeptember 23, 2019

Michelle Barrientes Vela, a constable in Bexar County who has been accused of discrimination from a deputy running for her seat, had her home and office searched by law enforcement.

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