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Two-Thirds Of Eligible Texans Received Food Stamps

An advocacy group says only two-thirds of Texans who may be eligible for food stamp assistance received the benefits in 2011.

2013/05/15

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Legally Blind Vaulter Competes At Texas State Meet

A legally blind 15-year-old pole vaulter cleared three heights at the Texas state championship but failed to win a medal.

2013/05/11

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Texas House Passes 12 Firearms Bills On ‘Gun Day’

The Texas House approved a batch of bills Saturday to further soften gun laws that were already among the country’s most firearms-friendly, allowing college students to carry handguns in class, putting potentially armed marshals in public schools and exempting the state from any future federal bans on assault rifles, high-capacity magazines or universal background checks.

2013/05/04

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House OKs Guns On Campus, School Marshals Bills

The Texas House has approved contentious plans to let college students carry concealed weapons to class and create special marshals for public schools statewide.

2013/05/04

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Next NRA leader: Members Fighting ‘Culture War’

The incoming president of the National Rifle Association is warning its members they are fighting a “culture war” that goes beyond gun rights.

2013/05/03

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Both Sides Rest In Texas Drug, Horse Racing Trial

Both sides have rested in the Texas trial of five men charged with using a horse racing and breeding operation to launder drug money for a Mexican cartel.

2013/05/03

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House Gives Tentative OK To Fixed College Tuition

Public universities in Texas would have to offer students fixed four-year tuition prices under a bill that has cleared a key House vote.

2013/05/01

Texas Senate Approves Modest Gun Measures

Texas senators on Tuesday advanced modest changes to state gun laws, trading incremental progress across the political aisle as they approved new penalties for those who seek to buy guns for criminals and voted in favor of allowing college students to keep guns in their cars on campus.

2013/04/30

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Texas AG: Same-Sex Marriage Benefits Unconstitutional

Local governments and school districts that offer marriage benefits to same-sex partners are violating the state constitution, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott stated in an opinion Monday.

2013/04/29

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