Ryan Chadwick
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Gov. Abbott, Vice President Vance Break Ground on Saronic’s $3 Billion Port Alpha Shipyard (opens the original)
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BROWNSVILLE, TX — Gov. Greg Abbott joined officials Wednesday for the groundbreaking of Saronic Technologies' Port Alpha manufacturing facility at the Port of Brownsville, a more than $3 billion shipyard project expected to create thousands of jobs. According to the governor's office, the facility is expected to generate up to 10,000 jobs and have an estimated $264.5 billion economic impact on Texas, making it one of the largest economic development projects in state history. “The seas of the wo
Abbott Activates Additional State Resources Ahead of Heavy Rain, Flooding Threat Across Texas (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, TX — Gov. Greg Abbott announced additional state emergency response resources Monday as Texas prepares for increased heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding across large portions of the state over the next several days. Abbott held a severe weather briefing and news conference at the Texas State Emergency Operations Center to provide an update on preparations. At Abbott's direction, the Texas Division of Emergency Management activated additional state resources, and the State Operati
Gov. Abbott Waives Dyed-Diesel Restrictions (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, TX — Gov. Greg Abbott issued a statewide disaster proclamation Monday that allows expanded use of dyed diesel on Texas roads and increases allowable weights for certain fuel, agricultural, and timber loads amid high diesel prices. The proclamation also suspends Texas Low Emission Diesel rules to the extent authorized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Abbott separately asked EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin for a temporary waiver of federal ultra-low sulfur diesel requirements. “Te
Gov. Abbott Proclaims September 25 Dolly Parton Day (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, TX — Gov. Greg Abbott proclaimed Sept. 25, 2026, as Dolly Parton Day in Texas in recognition of the life of Dolly Rebecca Parton and her work promoting early childhood literacy. “Dolly Parton gave children the gift of a first book and a path to read,” Abbott said. “Texas honors her life and her work. Today I proclaim Dolly Parton Day so families across our state remember a legend who put books in the hands of Texas children.” Parton's Imagination Library provides enrolled children with a
Moped Collides With Car on Live Oak Street (opens the original)
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SAN ANGELO, TX — A rider on a moped was taken to the hospital following a crash at the intersection of South Taylor and Live Oak streets Thursday afternoon. At around 1:45 p.m., San Angelo police officers and other emergency personnel responded to the crash. Paramedics were tending to the woman riding the moped when our reporter arrived. She had a neck brace put on and was conscious while being placed on a stretcher and taken to the hospital. Police said a two-door BMW was traveling north on Sou
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