Families Of Uvalde Shooting Victims Sue Texas DPS Officers For Waiting To Confront Gunman
Relatives of 17 children killed and two kids injured in Texas’ deadliest school shooting are suing...
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Month: May 2024
Beyond Milkweed: Creating A Migratory Oasis For Monarchs
As monarch butterflies prepare for their annual migration through Texas, experts from Texas A&M AgriLife emphasize the importance of creating nectar-rich environments to support them along their journey. By planting a variety of native nectar-producing perennials and annual flowers, landowners can provide vital sustenance for monarchs and other pollinators, contributing to both wildlife conservation and the beauty of their landscapes. Additionally, integrating such pollinator-friendly practices may not only benefit wildlife but also lead to potential property tax savings for landowners through wildlife tax valuation programs.
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In 75th Lawsuit Against Biden, Paxton Sues To Stop New Gender Identity Guidelines For Employers
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed his 75th lawsuit against the Biden administration, contesting LGBTQ+ workforce protections issued by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Paxton argues that the guidance, which prohibits denying accommodations for gender identity, would impose undue financial burden on Texas and redefine legal interpretations of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The lawsuit, filed in Amarillo where U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk presides, mirrors Paxton’s previous successful challenge to similar guidance.
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Sorghum Crop Report: Texas Fields Battle Weather Extremes for Bountiful Harvest
Despite varying weather conditions across Texas, the sorghum crop remains resilient with good moisture levels in certain regions, particularly in the Coastal Bend and Central Texas. However, challenges persist in areas experiencing drought or excessive rainfall, impacting yield potential and necessitating proactive pest management. While prices may not be robust, producers are navigating through conditions to maintain farm revenue, emphasizing the importance of timely interventions and crop resilience strategies.
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Dade Phelan, House Incumbents Receive Major Fundraising Boost From Casino Magnate
In a heated Republican runoff, House Speaker Dade Phelan and his allies are outpacing far-right challengers in fundraising, bolstered by support from politically connected business groups and a surprise influx from Miriam Adelson, owner of the Las Vegas Sands casino empire. Despite significant backing from figures like Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and billionaire Tim Dunn, Phelan has more than doubled his opponent’s fundraising, signaling a tense battle for the future direction of the Texas GOP. As early voting begins, the outcome of this contest on May 28 could have lasting implications for the party’s ideological trajectory and the fate of issues like legalized casino gambling.
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