MIKE FELIX
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Hemp retailers file fresh lawsuit over Texas THC ban (opens the original)
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Several members of the hemp industry are filing an additional lawsuit against the state of Texas alleging the ban on nearly all hemp-derived THC products has led to massive job loss and has created a monopoly for the stateâs medical marijuana program. Four hemp retailers filed a lawsuit Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas against the Texas Department of State Health Services, alleging the agency has engaged in executive overreach by classifying hemp-derived s
GUEST COLUMN: Private schools should have same mandates (opens the original)
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Texas school accountability ratings were released to the public Friday. Public schools are accountable to the public, because Texas taxpayers help fund public education. As people across the state and in local communities begin to compare campuses and school districts, I am reminded that there is little accountability for private schools receiving taxpayer dollars. Beginning with the 2026â27 school year, Texas provided taxpayer-funded Education Freedom Accounts â commonly called school vouch
PHOTO GALLERY: Standing for Justice (opens the original)
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Protesters rallied Tuesday outside the Brazoria County Courthouse, calling for charges to be brought against the deputy who shot and killed the 18-year-old in Mendoza Jr.'s Lake Jackson garage after a failed traffic stop. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK. Don't Threaten. Threats of harming another person will not be tolerated. Be Truthful. Don't knowingly lie about anyone or anything. Be Nice. No racism, sexi
Cities’ legislative authority over ETJs slipping away (opens the original)
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Cities are struggling with their limited legal control of adjacent properties, an issue further aggravated by laws passed in recent years by the Texas Legislature. Extraterritorial jurisdictions, commonly called ETJs, are unincorporated areas outside a cityâs official boundaries. People living in them donât pay the cityâs property taxes, only county and school district taxes. They cannot vote in that cityâs elections, and donât get the cityâs water, sewer or trash services, instead r
AGRILIFE INSIGHT: Most snakes in Brazoria County are harmless (opens the original)
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Scary, slithery, creepy creatures, or elegant, beautiful and fascinating? Snakes invoke extreme reactions; they can make grown men jump 3 feet in the air and run for cover or feel curious fascination to pick them up and study them, and every reaction between. Myself, I do not mind snakes; I am more of the curious fascination type (spiders, though, will make me scream and run for my life). Jessica Chase is the agriculture agent for Texas A&M AgriLife Extension in Brazoria County. Contact her at 9
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