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After threatening to cut off fuel to roughly a third of the power plants owned by Texas’ biggest power generator, a major pipeline company said Thursday it will continue selling natural gas to the plants through the end of March.
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The Lady Scots rolled to a 49-24 road win over Crandall on Tuesday. They have won their six league games thus far by an average margin of 39 points and have allowed just 24.3 points per contest.
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For the past year, the topic at dinner tables and water coolers has been, “Have you seen how home prices in our neighborhood have shot through the roof?”
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I was only in sixth grade when I discovered my fascination with space.
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The Lady Scots surged past McEachern (Ga.) 47-28 in the first round on Tuesday, limiting the Indians to just 11 points in the first half while holding an opponent under 35 points for the 10th time already this season. Vivian Jin led HP with 16 points.
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A rural Texas landowner is battling Texas Central in a lawsuit that hinges on whether the company can forcibly take parcels needed to connect the state’s two biggest urban areas.
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The Lady Scots (12-6, 2-0) limited the Royse City Lady Bulldogs to just three points in the fourth quarter.
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Junior Symphony Ball gears up for January fundraiser dance.
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Texas lawmakers illegally discriminated against voters of color by drawing new political districts that give white voters more political power despite rapid growth of Hispanic and Black populations, the department claims in its lawsuit.
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Much like the last two years, the Panthers racked up big plays on both sides of scrimmage in a 56-17
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Behind Andrew Paul’s four touchdown runs, the Panthers won a state football title on Saturday with a 56-17 win over Midland Christian. (Read time: 3.8 minutes)
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