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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Kerrville community to protest against automated license plate reader cameras (opens the original)
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KERRVILLE, Texas – In early September, KSAT reported outrage from community members over the use of automated license plate reader (LPR) cameras in Kerrville and Kerr counties. Taxpayers have asked the city to stop the contract with the AI company. After the governor called for a pause on all new contracts for Flock cameras, some cities have stopped the contracts altogether. KSAT reached out to Kerrville to see if they had any intent to stop, and a spokesperson said: “The City is aware of the re
Kendall County homeowners facing insurance loss over wildfire risk can get help at Boerne workshop (opens the original)
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BOERNE, Texas – The Hill Country Fire Coalition of Texas, a nonprofit, is hosting a workshop to help support homeowners who have received notices from insurance companies that they will no longer be insured. Often, properties are considered “high risk for wildfires,” and carriers will not renew their policies until the home qualifies as a “Wildfire Prepared Home.” Builders, developers, insurance and real estate professionals, as well as landscapers, are encouraged to attend along with homeowners
Leon Valley installs 6 license plate reader cameras using state grant (opens the original)
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LEON VALLEY, Texas – Leon Valley police have installed six license plate reader cameras across the city as part of a $50,000 state grant meant to fund 13 cameras, a program officials say is designed to help investigators track vehicles connected to criminal cases. Police Chief David Gonzalez said the cameras were placed strategically at intersections based on the types of cases officers investigate. It was a group of community advisors and the police chief who began discussing the technology in
Texas pauses new data center permits as state reviews water and power usage (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Data centers that power everyday digital life are facing new scrutiny in Texas, where Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered state environmental regulators to pause permits for data centers until an audit is complete. The order affects the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality as questions grow over how data centers use electricity, water and other infrastructure. The facilities support much of what people do online every day, including phone notifications, text messages, online banking,
The Big Give kicks off across South Central Texas (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Nearly 400 nonprofits across South Central Texas are preparing for The Big Give, a 24-hour fundraising event supporting organizations that serve communities throughout the region. The fundraiser begins at 6 p.m. Wednesday and ends at 6 p.m. Thursday. This year, 396 nonprofits are participating, including education advocates, family shelters and animal rescue groups. One of those organizations is the Healy-Murphy Center in downtown San Antonio. The center helps teens earn their GED
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