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Navasota ISD seeks $4.1M tax shift to fund operations without raising tax rate (opens the original)
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NAVASOTA, Texas (KBTX) - Navasota ISD voters will head to the polls this November to decide on a measure district leaders say could bring in millions for classroom operations, without raising the overall tax rate. The measure on the Nov. 3 ballot is a Voter-Approval Tax Ratification Election, commonly known as a VATRE. If approved, the district would restructure its current tax rate, shifting 12 cents from its debt service fund into its maintenance and operations budget. District leaders say the
Terafab site takes shape as Elon Musk’s companies face growing transparency questions (opens the original)
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GRIMES COUNTY, Texas (KBTX) - From the air, the transformation is impossible to miss. Acres of trees in Grimes County have been reduced to smoldering burn piles, cleared to make way for SpaceX’s massive Terafab facility. A local pilot shared new video with KBTX showing the large burn piles across the construction site, which will soon be home to one of the largest buildings in the world. The site now has an official address visible on Google Maps, placing it along Timberwolf Trail, just off High
Conroe moves forward with bid to bring U.S. Space Academy to Texas (opens the original)
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CONROE, Texas (KBTX) — A new push is underway to bring a U.S. Space Academy to Texas, and the city of Conroe is moving forward with its own effort to host the academy. The effort began last month when President Donald Trump signed an executive order for the creation of a new U.S. Space Academy. As states compete to bring the academy to their communities, the city of Conroe says it has the land, infrastructure and proximity to NASA to make its case. The proposed academy would be a NASA-led federa
College Station City Council votes to renew Flock Safety contract (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - College Station City Council voted 4-2 Thursday night to renew the city’s contract with Flock Safety, keeping the city’s network of 84 license plate reading cameras in operation. The vote came after nearly three hours of public comment, with more than 25 residents signing up to speak. The overwhelming majority of speakers urged the city to end its contract with Flock, citing concerns over privacy, data security and the potential for misuse. With Mayor John Nichols
A closer look at Flock before College Station’s contract renewal vote (opens the original)
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BRAZOS COUNTY, Texas (KBTX) - Thursday night, College Station City Council will decide whether to renew the city’s contract with Flock Safety. Ahead of that vote, KBTX spent the past several days trying to get answers from every side of the debate over these cameras: Brazos County Sheriff’s Office, Bryan police, College Station police, and the local group leading the pushback. That group is DeFlock BCS. Among that group are John Hamilton, Ivan Svrcek, and Kody Fox, who have spent months auditing
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