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Texas lawmakers are steps away from passing a bill that would prevent governments from enforcing extreme risk protection orders. Those allow firearms to be temporarily removed from a person when they're deemed a serious risk of harming themselves or others.
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Coby Wiebe alleges Jenkins Franklin threatened his life in a phone call while Wiebe had an active case in court. -
The district says the children, both from the same household, have been tested, with test results expected Monday (May 12). -
A center turn lane is planned for SH 276 in the vicinity of the Quinlan Baseball Fields. The estimated $7.65M project is scheduled for completion in February 2026. -
Law enforcement officers found the 79-year-old man in his boat after family members reported him missing. -
East of Commerce, FM 71 is closed at the South Sulphur River. In Lamar County, southeast of Paris, FM 905 is closed at Echols Creek.
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One advocate for a two-state solution granting freedom and independence to Palestine is Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, the head of Realign for Palestine and a resident senior fellow at The Atlantic Council.
