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  DPS Offers Tips to Keep Texas Families Safe this Halloween

  The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is urging Texans to take extra precautions this Halloween as part of its Keeping Texas Families Safe initiative — a statewide effort aimed at promoting awareness and safety during the fall season.

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  WATCH: Fort Worth Officers Save Infant Trapped Under Overturned Vehicle

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  Former Monahans Police Chief Files Petition to Remove DA Sarah Stogner Following Viral Marijuana Video

  A petition filed in Ward County seeks to remove 143rd District Attorney Sarah Stogner, citing misconduct tied to her viral marijuana protest video.

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  Texas DPS Becomes First Agency to Deploy Drone Detection Tech on Helicopters

  Texas DPS becomes the first in the nation to deploy helicopter-mounted drone detection technology, enhancing safety during disasters, border ops and patrols.

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  Rabid Bats Found in Lubbock

  The City of Lubbock issued a warning to residents after several rabid bats were recently found in the area near Lubbock.

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  Texas School Voucher Program Expected to Launch in February, Report States

  Texas families could start applying for school vouchers in February as the state prepares to launch a new education funding program.

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  Magnitude 4.3 Earthquake Shakes Area Near Westbrook, Texas

  A 4.3-magnitude earthquake rattled parts of West Texas early Sunday, centered near the town of Westbrook.
  

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  After 19 Days, West Texas Oil Well Finally Plugged; Experts Slam Oversight and Contractor Liability

  A Kinder Morgan oil well near Toyah spewed gas and toxic vapors for 19 days, reigniting concerns over Texas’ orphan wells and regulatory oversight.

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  Texas Activates State Resources as Wildfire, Flood Threats Rise Across Texas

  Gov. Greg Abbott has activated more emergency resources as Texas faces growing wildfire danger and potential flooding through the weekend.

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  Texas Youth Camps Warn New Safety Rules Could Force Closures

  Camp owners say steep new licensing fees and costly infrastructure mandates meant to prevent future tragedies could shut down many Texas youth camps.

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  Falling Gas Demand and Seasonal Fuel Switch Signal More Relief at the Pump

  Gas prices in San Angelo dropped sharply this week, averaging $2.61 per gallon — down 25 cents from last week and 35 cents from a year ago.

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  DHS, CBP Award $4.5 Billion in Contracts for 230 Miles of ‘Smart Wall’ on Southwest Border

  Ten new contracts totaling $4.5 billion will fund 230 miles of “Smart Wall” construction and 400 miles of new surveillance technology along the southern border.

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