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Hundreds of students across Houston walked out of classes Friday to protest the federal immigration crackdown. Gov. Greg Abbott and the Texas Education Agency have sent directives warning that the state will discipline teachers who help students participate in the protests.
Have you or someone you know been affected by the recent high school protests? What happened? And what do you think of the protests? Let us know how you feel.
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2025 trailed only 2023, the warmest year on record, and 2024, the second-warmest, according to authoritative temperature data from around the world.
Dallas ISD and the charter network YES Prep have also recruited teachers from Puerto Rico. HISD will hold a districtwide hiring fair Feb. 28.
In a Friday news release, Paxton said he was taking legal action to acquire documents from the Screwston Anti-Fascist Committee, accusing it of "illegally" identifying Texans and aiding in the commission of terrorism.
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You might not be able to go snowboarding or skiing in Houston, but you will be able to try curling in Texas during the Winter Olympics.
MORE: Here's which channel and what time to watch today's 2026 Milan Cortina Olympic events.
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The lawsuit was filed by the parents of Cile Steward, 8, of Austin, who is still missing more than seven months after floodwaters swept her away from the Texas Hill Country camp. Read More |
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The agreement sets wage standards that could apply to 30,000 oil workers across the country. Read More |
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Houston institutions recently announced Project Metis, an ambitious effort to position the region as a leader in brain health and emerging technologies. Read More |
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A North Texas shocker has turned state politics on its ear. In the latest Texas Take, Jeremy Wallace and John Moritz explain the wide ramifications of Democrat Taylor Rehmet's victory from a truly Texas perspective. Read More |
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Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller and challenger Nathan Sheets will join senior political reporter Jeremy Wallace for a private Zoom on Thursday, Feb. 12, to take viewer questions on agricultural production, consumer protection and economic development ahead of the Texas primary election.
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