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Austin, Houston mayors took different paths after ICE shootings (opens the original)
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Hours after a federal officer shot a Venezuelan man during a chaotic traffic stop Sunday in Austin, the city’s mayor was clear that he wanted the police department to investigate the shooting. Mayor Kirk Watson said he didn’t trust federal investigators to conduct a thorough probe of the federal officer’s actions that left Wilber Rafael Garces Perez with a bullet lodged in his back. Calling himself “very angry,” Watson said the Austin Police Department should investigate the shooting to “offer c
Texas Rangers pursuing criminal investigation of Camp Mystic, court documents show (opens the original)
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The Texas Rangers appear to be pursuing criminal charges against Camp Mystic, saying in a search warrant affidavit they believe camp leadership committed crimes including manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide when 27 girls and counselors died in the July 4, 2025 floods, according to The New York Times. “These offenses were committed against child campers — including both deceased victims and surviving campers of the flood event,” an investigator from the Texas Rangers, Brant C. Johnston
Federal judge pauses Texas Republicans’ bid to close primaries (opens the original)
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A federal judge on Friday afternoon paused a bid by Texas Republicans to restrict participation in the GOP’s primary elections to voters registered with the party. While Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk, a U.S. district judge based in Amarillo, stopped the effort, he wrote in his order that he expects the state’s Republican Party to succeed in closing its primaries during the upcoming Legislative Session. “Prominent Texas politicians support similar legislative action,” Kacsmaryk wrote, later adding that
School librarians hesitant to discuss books, order more amid Texas battles to restrict titles, they say - Tyler Morning Telegraph (opens the original)
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Published 5:05 am Monday, September 7, 2026 Seven years ago, Frank Strong stocked 20 copies of the book “I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter” in his classroom library. Then, one by one, the coming-of-age novel about a Mexican immigrant girl started disappearing from his shelves. Just two remain, and it makes him chuckle. It’s a sign, he said, that Erika Sánchez’s book about grief, loss and young love resonates so much with his students that they keep it. “This happens when you’re a teacher,”
Texas librarians hesitant to discuss books, order more, they say (opens the original)
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Seven years ago, Frank Strong stocked 20 copies of the book “I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter” in his classroom library. Then, one by one, the coming-of-age novel about a Mexican immigrant girl started disappearing from his shelves. Just two remain, and it makes him chuckle. It’s a sign, he said, that Erika Sánchez’s book about grief, loss and young love resonates so much with his students that they keep it. “This happens when you’re a teacher,” said Strong, who recently began his 12th yea
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