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Texas Department of Criminal Justice requests funds to cover cost of cooling state prisons (opens the original)
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TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - The Texas Department of Criminal Justice is requesting the state legislature to allocate $298 million to over the next two years to add more than 1,500 air-conditioned beds. Prisoner rights advocates say it’s not enough and that inmates are dying in the Texas heat. Out of 104 state prisons, 38 are fully air-conditioned. 53 are partially air-conditioned, and others lack air conditioning entirely. Court documents show that at least 23 people died from heat-related reasons in
One hospitalized, two arrested following Tyler stabbing (opens the original)
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TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - One man is being treated for multiple stab wounds at UT Health in Tyler following a stabbing early Friday morning. Juan Guzman, 24, and Alexandra Espiricueta, 31, both of Tyler, have been arrested in connection with the incident; both are charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Tyler police responded to reports of a stabbing at around 1:30 a.m. at a home on Lex Avenue in Tyler. Both suspects fled the scene before officers arrived. The victim was identified as
Texas ranchers react to beef import deal designed to bring down prices (opens the original)
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TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - Extreme drought and economic factors are limiting options for beef buyers and putting pressure on farmers and ranchers in the state. Lawmakers in Washington are working to solve to solve those problems with by importing more ground beef. The Trump administration recently announced that imported ground beef would be tax-exempt and bought at a price 25% below its market value. The deal applies for 90 days, starting Sept. 1, and allows for 100,000 tons of imported beef per mon
Science behind burn bans amid sweeping declarations in East Texas (opens the original)
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TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - Most of East Texas is under a burn ban as hot, dry weather drives up wildfire risk. Putting these bans in place is no snap decision - but a careful calculation. Burn bans are usually seen this time of year due to a lack of rainfall, high winds and low humidity. Those are only a few of the factors officials have to take into account; every fire department in the state is required to report the number of fires they have had to fight, and what kind. Those reports are then revi
Energy drinks banned on campus in growing number of East Texas districts (opens the original)
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EAST TEXAS, Texas (KLTV) - A growing number of Texas school districts are banning energy drinks on campus this year, citing health risks associated with high levels of caffeine and sugar. Administrators say energy drinks affect three major areas of the body: the heart, the nervous system, and metabolism. High amounts of caffeine and sugar can raise heart rate, leading to high blood pressure or chest palpitations. Those stimulants can also cause jitteriness followed by hard crashes, making it dif
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