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A group of demonstrators gathering at the Capitol late Monday carried "Abolish ICE" signs and chanted "stand up, fight back." -
Getting on the list can happen for a number of reasons, but it's not hard to update your registration. -
ERCOT released the questions included in its community impact survey on Friday. It's also working to verify that large data centers looking to connect to the grid are ready to build. -
The illegal movement of animals — particularly horses — could thwart the U.S. Department of Agriculture's effort to stop the spread of the parasite. -
Part of the Trump administration's 175-mile steel border wall through the region is now under construction in Hudspeth County, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. -
Texas Monthly's BBQ Fest welcomes pitmasters from across the state to cook for attendees. A portion of the ticket sales will benefit Feeding Texas, an organization that aims to create a hunger-free Texas.
