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Texas A&M joins five other state systems to launch the Commission for Public Higher Education (CPHE), a new accreditation agency aimed at giving universities a more transparent, efficient alternative to SACSCOC.
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Glenn Hegar, former Texas Comptroller, begins his new role as Chancellor of the Texas A&M University System, bringing leadership experience and a vision for expanding access to higher education across Texas.
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U.S. strikes Iran nuclear sites; rising oil prices may impact Texas gas costs and economy.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has vetoed a proposed ban on hemp-derived THC products, defying Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and preserving the state’s legal market for delta-8 and similar items.
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Luke's guest this week is Lake Tawakoni guide Tony Pennebaker (903-474-3078). Luke and Tony discuss a trip earlier in the week for blue catfish that produced some jumbo size fish up to forty pounds. Many people think the bigger blues bite only during the cold weather months but that's not the case. Listen to Luke's weekly podcast "Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends" just about everywhere podcast are found.
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When signing Senate Bill 7, Gov. Abbott said it's designed to develop new sources of water and reinforce old infrastructure.
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A pageant Thursday night in Sulphur Springs will be followed by Friday's daytime festivities at Graham Park in Greenville.
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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is a strong supporter of the sweeping measure passed in the 2025 session of the Texas legislature.
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Police says the shooting suspect turned himself in that same night. The June 13 incident left two men with gunshot wounds.
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This report covers Fannin, Grayson, Hopkins, Delta, Lamar, Red River, Hunt, and Rains Counties.
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The homestead exemptions has been raised to $140,000 for most Texas homeowners.
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The ruling could set a precedent for similar Child Protective Services cases in which parents have a criminal history.