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Amazon drone delivery could soon come to more Texans — like it or not (opens the original)
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"A welcome convenience for some, but an invasion for others." That line that could describe a lot of technology right now. But, in this case, it comes from a New York Times article focused on Amazon drone delivery in Richardson, outside of Dallas. Richardson is on the front end of what could be happening in about 500 communities across the country by the end of this year. Folks are second-guessing the benefits of the deliveries that can arrive as few as 30 minutes after ordering. New York Times
A film about Texas GOP women aims to open conversations among everyone (opens the original)
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The November election is now just around the corner. It’ll determine whether the balance of party power in Washington will shift. Democrats and Republicans have, in some ways, never seemed further apart. There seems to be less common ground and no appetite for compromise. These stark positions are alienating some longtime members, especially those who see themselves closer to the middle of the aisle on one issue or another. This is explored in a new short documentary highlighting the stories of
Texas nature doc celebrates waterways and issues a challenge for sustaining them (opens the original)
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Water might not be the first feature you think about when you consider the Texas landscape. But, of course, it's here. And if it weren't, we wouldn't be. A new documentary in theaters Friday, "Deep in the Heart 2: Texas Rivers," explores the rivers and aquifers that bring life to Texas. It's the follow-up to the first full-length nature documentary about Texas. "It was honestly a lot more successful than we thought. Like people loved it. Texans love Texas," said director Ben Masters. "So, that f
COVID is on the rise again as students head back to the classroom (opens the original)
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This transcript has been edited lightly for clarity: Texas Standard: Well, it may seem strange to call it COVID-19, since we’re now in the year 2026, but let’s start with explaining that name. Catherine Troisi: Well, it was first detected in 2019, if you remember back that far. It actually didn’t become a pandemic till 2020. But because we first detected it late in 2019, that’s where the name came from. Early on in the pandemic, the news was all about the different strains of COVID-19. Are we st
Laura Rice (opens the original)
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Laura Rice Environment & Natural Resources It’ll take a lot of change for one of the most iconic watering holes in Texas to reopen to swimming Laura Rice Jacob’s Well in Wimberley was flowing rapidly for a short time after July’s heavy rainfall. Now, the waters are receding again. These Texas filmmakers found the meaning of Flag Day in a small, Midwestern town Laura Rice , Porshea Goins | The Texas Standard Andrew and Melissa Shea’s documentary captures a close-knit community with claims to the
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