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Sen. John Cornyn, Rep. Greg Casar argue at Austin airport over DHS funding impasse
Rep. Greg Casar and Sen. John Cornyn argued over DHS funding at the Austin airport.
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View MoreMan arrested, charged for stabbing roommate in Round Rock
A man was arrested and charged after a stabbing in Round Rock, police said.
Texas News
View MoreSouth Texas man sentenced 18 years for sexting minor, holding 11,000+ of child porn
A 36-year-old South Texas man was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison for the possession and distribution of thousands of child sexual abuse materials involving victims ranging from newborns to 13-year-olds.
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View MoreSouth Texas man sentenced 18 years for sexting minor, holding 11,000+ of child porn
A 36-year-old South Texas man was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison for the possession and distribution of thousands of child sexual abuse materials involving victims ranging from newborns to 13-year-olds.
National News
View MoreFormer funeral home owner sentenced to 18 years in prison after giving families fake ashes
A former Colorado funeral home owner who helped her ex-husband hide nearly 200 decomposing bodies in a building has been sentenced to 18 years in prison.
Good Day Austin
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Oscars: Austin Chronicle talks nominations
Senior staff writer and critic Richard Whittaker talks about this year's nominees and reveals who he thinks might win.
Politics
View MoreTexas school voucher program hits 200,000 applications, doubling initial capacity before deadline
The story details how applications for the Texas Education Freedom Accounts have surged past 200,000, far exceeding the program's initial 90,000-student capacity and triggering a state-mandated prioritization process for low-income families and students with disabilities.
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Jordan Shipley injured in ranching accident
Texas Longhorns football great Jordan Shipley has been hospitalized after an accident on his ranch.
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View MoreTexas school voucher program hits 200,000 applications, doubling initial capacity before deadline
The story details how applications for the Texas Education Freedom Accounts have surged past 200,000, far exceeding the program's initial 90,000-student capacity and triggering a state-mandated prioritization process for low-income families and students with disabilities.
