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Dallas City Council approves $18.5M in tax incentives in attempt to bring Morgan Stanley to Uptown area
June 24, 2026 / 1:27 PM CDT / CBS Texas.
Lawmakers demand answers on Texas data centers' water use
AUSTIN, Texas (KWTX) - State lawmakers are demanding answers about how much water Texas data centers are actually using, and why the state still doesn't have a …
A court ruling says COVID-era tax penalties may be refundable. The catch is July 10.
A federal court ruling could put money back in taxpayers' pockets by making COVID-era tax penalties refundable, but only if they act within the next two weeks.
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JPMorgan Chase plans to expand Community Center program, doubling branches in low-income areas
JPMorgan Chase plans to expand its Community Center program, doubling branches in low-income areas and hiring 150 community managers.
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Dallas wine-bar chain Sixty Vines to open first San Antonio location in La Cantera
Dallas wine-bar chain Sixty Vines to open first San Antonio location in La Cantera
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Apple increases prices for Macs and iPads, blaming a shortage of memory chips
Apple increases prices for Macs and iPads due to memory chip shortage
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West Houston man says he's been paying someone else's electric bill for years
A west Houston man claims he has been paying someone else's electricity bill for years and wants answers and his money back.
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State records reveal incomplete applications, weeks of corrections in SpaceX's Terafab tax break process
State records reveal incomplete applications and weeks of corrections in SpaceX’s Terafab tax break process
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CBP ends duty-free exemption for low-value shipments
CBP ends duty-free exemption for low-value shipments
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SPAG workshop to focus on small business refinancing Wednesday
A free workshop series on small business refinancing will be held in Lubbock.
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Former employee claims Odessa company dumped hazardous chemicals; state opens investigation
A former employee of West Texas Cementers claims the company has been dumping hazardous chemicals onto public land, prompting a state investigation.
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Tyler reinvestment zone panel says companies met tax-abatement terms
The City of Tyler is continuing tax abatements for three active projects after concluding that each company complied with its agreement requirements through the end of 2025.
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Texas Stock Exchange opens, but full trading still in the works
The Texas Stock Exchange is now open, but full trading is not expected to begin until later this year.
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FDA reclassifies major potato chip recall to highest level
FDA reclassifies major potato chip recall to highest level due to potential salmonella risk
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Fort Worth considers data center zoning rules in response to residents' concerns
The city of Fort Worth is addressing concerns over data centers in nearby neighborhoods.
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Alma Cafe and Bakeshop, South Irving's first local cafe, fills a void in the community
Alma Cafe & Bakehouse, South Irving’s first local cafe, fills a void in the community
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Mi Gente cooks up their Que Pasta dish
Mi Gente cooks up their Que Pasta dish and hosts Velvet Funk event to celebrate five years in business.
Read moreTexas leaders are asking data centers how much water they use. Most aren't responding.
Texas leaders are asking data centers how much water they use.
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Trying to fix your credit? Start with on-time payments
Increasing your credit score takes time, but it can be done by paying all bills on time, according to a personal finance expert.
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Buc-ee's is expanding to new locations. Here's where the next stores will be built
Buc-ee’s appears to be looking at expanding its national footprint with more than a dozen planned new locations.
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Utility gains easement for Davenport High pipeline as Comal ISD vows continued opposition
A hearing granted Outer Loop Utility the right to take possession of an easement across Davenport High School property for a proposed natural gas pipeline despite continued opposition from Comal ISD.
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Gillespie Livestock outlines screwworm movement rules for producers
Gillespie Livestock outlines screwworm movement rules for producers
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Windcrest welcomes new restaurants, businesses as city works to close revenue gap left by Rackspace
Windcrest welcomes new restaurants and businesses as the city works to close a revenue gap left by Rackspace
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Houston's financial outlook revised to 'stable' by S&P Global Ratings, Mayor Whitmire says
S&P Global Ratings has revised the City of Houston’s financial outlook from negative to stable, a move Mayor John Whitmire says reflects the city’s recent efforts to strengthen its finances.
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Field Fastener announces $2.875 million expansion in Tyler
Field Fastener announces $2.875 million expansion in Tyler
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Whitewater Amphitheater enters Chapter 11 bankruptcy process, says concerts will continue
Whitewater Amphitheater in New Braunfels seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to restructure finances while continuing concerts.
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