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  Texas Sues San Antonio Over Abortion Funding

  San Antonio's City Council voted to spend $100,000 on helping residents travel out of state to get abortions. Now they're being sued by Attorney General Ken Paxton.

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  Texas Lawmaker Pushes Bill to Rein In Renewable Energy Industry

  A proposed bill advancing in the Texas Senate could force wind and solar companies to seek state approval before building.

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  Midland Zoo Continues Work Toward 2028 Opening

  Zoo Midland, a more than $100 million project that will be the fifth-biggest zoo in Texas, continues to build toward its projected opening in 2028.

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  Mega Millions Improves Odds While Increasing Ticket Cost to $5

  The odds for the Mega Millions multi-state lottery are about to get slightly better, but the price for that will be the increase of tickets from $2 to $5, beginning with Tuesday’s drawing.

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  Second Measles Death Reported in West Texas

  A second school-age child who was hospitalized in Lubbock with measles is the third measles-reported death in the U.S. this year.

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  O.H. Ivie Ranked No. 2 Bass Fishing Destination in the U.S.

  Lake Ivie, located about an hour east of San Angelo, has been named the No. 2 bass fishing destination in the country for 2025.

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  Scientists Hoping Newly Discovered West Texas Flower Blooms Again

  Scientists are hoping a recently discovered flower in Big Bend National Park will bloom again in the coming weeks so they can continue research on it.

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  Monday Marks 30th Anniversary of Selena’s Death

  It has now been 30 years since Selena Quintanilla-Perez was fatally shot, bringing a shocking and tragic end to the life of the Tejano star.

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  Abilene Zoo Announces Death of Beloved Giraffe

  The Abilene Zoo announced the death Thursday of Punk, its 25-year-old female giraffe who had been in Abilene for nearly all of her life.

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  Dan Patrick Says He’ll Push Special Session if Texas Doesn’t Ban THC or Change Bail Laws

  Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says he’s prepared to block must-pass bills — potentially triggering a special session — unless lawmakers pass a full THC ban and sweeping bail reforms before June.

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  Texas Breaks Oil, Gas Production Records in 2024

  Texas oil production surpassed 2 billion barrels for the first time in history in 2024, according to new data from the Railroad Commission of Texas.

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  New Certification Rules Set to Impact CDL Holders

  Texas commercial drivers will soon be required to submit medical certifications electronically as part of a new statewide mandate set to take full effect on June 23.

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