Four TCU Horned Frogs Who Made Their Mark in the NFL
From Bob Lilly to Andy Dalton, four former Texas Christian University players have built standout professional careers after leaving Fort Worth.
Valentina Cruz · October 21, 2024
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Arlington Parks and Recreation Plans Five September Events, From a Dog Pool Party to a Centennial Car Show
The city's parks department has scheduled activities for September, including a pool event for dogs, a paint night, a car show marking 100 years of the department, a seniors' expo and a family video game night.
Valentina Cruz · September 5, 2024
DHS Reports Status of Migrants Arrested After March 21 Border Disturbance in El Paso
Federal officials say 43 of the more than 200 migrants arrested after a March 21 incident at the El Paso border have been removed from the United States, while many others remain in custody.
Valentina Cruz · July 3, 2024
San Antonio Voters Face Crowded March 5 Primary With Senate, Congressional and Statehouse Contests
Texas voters will pick nominees on March 5 in a primary shaped by a crowded Democratic Senate field and a clash between Gov. Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Valentina Cruz · February 19, 2024
Fort Worth Back-to-School Week Brings Trivia, Nerf Battles, Tax-Free Shopping and a Home Show
As students return to class, a week of Fort Worth-area events runs from a coworking beer tasting to an Arlington Nerf tournament, a sales tax holiday and a local art exhibit.
Valentina Cruz · August 9, 2023
San Antonio Filmmaker Brings Pandemic-Era Short 'A Life in Technicolor' to Cine Las Americas
Alex Ramirez's short film about isolation during lockdown screens at the Austin festival devoted to Latino and Indigenous cinema, now marking 25 years.
Valentina Cruz · June 8, 2023
UT Austin Unveils Housing Stipends for Lower-Income Students, Prompting Mixed Reaction
The University of Texas at Austin will offer up to $1,800 per academic year toward on-campus housing for eligible students, though some students say the amount falls short of Austin's high rents.
Valentina Cruz · April 19, 2023
Texas Lawmaker Slaton Hires Defense Attorney Amid Reports of Possible Ethics Complaint
Rep. Bryan Slaton, R-Royse City, has retained a criminal defense lawyer after missing a major budget vote and amid reports that a legislative employee filed a complaint against him.
Valentina Cruz · April 10, 2023
Teen Charged With Human Smuggling After Pursuit Ends in Fatal Rollover Crash in West El Paso
A man from Chiapas, Mexico, died and an 18-year-old driver faces smuggling and evasion charges after a Texas DPS trooper's attempted traffic stop ended in a rollover crash on Friday morning.
Valentina Cruz · March 17, 2023
Georgetown Mother and Son Fold 248 Paper Butterflies to Honor Local COVID-19 Victims
Donna and Ben Looper spent a year folding one origami butterfly for each Georgetown resident lost to COVID-19, and the display now hangs in a downtown bookstore.
Valentina Cruz · December 22, 2022
Austin's District 9 Runoff Pits Two Candidates With Different Views on Fixing Housing Costs
Linda Guerrero and Zohaib "Zo" Qadri agree Austin is too expensive but disagree on whether the city has a housing shortage and how to respond ahead of the Dec. 13 runoff.
Valentina Cruz · December 2, 2022
San Elizario Gardener Tests Desert Crops as Heat and Drought Reshape Home Growing
Lorenzo Luevano, the city's agriculture manager, is experimenting with purslane, desert watermelons and rainwater harvesting to help low-income residents grow food as the climate changes.
Valentina Cruz · October 4, 2022
Affidavit details Hudspeth County shooting that killed one migrant; brother's account draws scrutiny
Court documents say a former West Texas detention warden and his brother face manslaughter charges after a migrant was killed and a woman wounded near Sierra Blanca, with investigators noting shifting statements.
Valentina Cruz · September 30, 2022
El Paso Locomotive FC Signs Hometown Goalkeeper Marco Canales for Rest of 2022 Season
The USL Championship club has brought back 20-year-old El Paso native Marco Canales to add depth at goalkeeper through the end of the season.
Valentina Cruz · August 4, 2022
Retro Cowgirl Brings a Female-Fronted Blend of Blues, Latin Flavor and Classic Rock to San Antonio
The independent five-piece, founded last summer by two California transplants, has built a following in San Antonio and Austin and is aiming for a debut EP in 2023.
Valentina Cruz · May 20, 2022
Fort Worth R&B Duo Cotinga Puts Out Debut Single After Two Years of Work
Vocalist Njia Martin and multi-instrumentalist Landon Cabarubio have released "Where to Start" and have a second single, a SXSW slot and a Record Store Day show lined up.
Valentina Cruz · March 3, 2022
Vice President Harris to Lead U.S. Delegation to Honduras for Xiomara Castro's Inauguration
The White House said Kamala Harris will head the American delegation at the swearing-in of Honduras' president-elect, a visit tied to U.S. efforts on migration, corruption and economic growth.
Valentina Cruz · January 19, 2022
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