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education

Comal ISD addresses parking for Wurst Bowl at Cougar Stadium

The 44th installment of the Wurst Bowl between New Braunfels High School and Canyon High School is Friday night at 7:30 p.

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transportation

Food delivery drone crashes onto Highway 6 in NW Harris County

HOUSTON - A food delivery drone operated by Zipline crashed Friday morning onto the southbound lanes of Highway 6 near Timber Creek Place Lane.

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weather

Multiple crews responding to large wildfire near FM 2004, Brazoria County Fire Marshal's Office says

BRAZORIA COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- Multiple emergency crews are working to put out a large wildfire near Brazoria on Friday afternoon, authorities said.

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sports

Explosive, disciplined... exposed? Takeaways from opening week of Tarleton State Football

BY GAVIN PATRICK Co-Managing Editor/Sports Editor It wasn't until after midnight on Saturday that head coach Todd Whitten finally hit the podium for postgame.

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general

Alma Fire near Ennis up to 600 acres, 20% contained as evacuations lifted, officials say

Updated on: September 4, 2026 / 10:24 PM CDT / CBS Texas.

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general

Harris County constables receive $45k each in salary agreement

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- Harris County recently approved a one-time $45,000 payment to each Harris County constable as taxpayers face potential property tax increases and a $181 million budget d

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general

World Trade Bridge to extend Saturday hours through pilot program

LAREDO, Tex.

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education

First Hispanic female MFA student at UT Tyler debuts historic solo exhibit

TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - A local graduate student is making history at the University of Texas at Tyler, turning her lifelong passion into a histor

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culture

Thousands to attend Christian Music Festival at Mineola Nature Preserve this weekend

MINEOLA, Texas (KLTV) - Around 6,000 people will attend a music festival in East Texas this weekend.

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