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Texans can now apply for a handgun license through new state website (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas - Texans who want a license to carry a handgun can now apply through a new state website launched Thursday. The Texas Department of Public Safety launched RSD Connect Thursday. The system replaces the state's previous handgun licensing platform and allows users to apply for a license to carry and check the status of the application. Users can also renew existing licenses. DPS paused the submission of LTC applications in September to allow data to be moved to the new platform. The a
Texas BBQ staple disappears from menu as restaurant faces higher costs (opens the original)
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Butter's BBQ (Image: Google Maps) (Google Maps) SINTON, Texas - A Texas barbeque restaurant is making a difficult decision in the face of rising food costs. Butter's BBQ in Sinton, Texas, announced earlier this month that they would be removing a Texas barbeque staple from its menu, brisket. "We’ve done all we can to combat the constant price hikes, but we can no longer sustain our current business model with brisket eating up over 70% of our total grocery costs," the restaurant said on Facebook
Talarico vs. Paxton: Different plans for Texasâ data center boom (opens the original)
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Data centers have become a major talking point as their growth continues to expand across Texas, sparking debate surrounding who should have the final say in their regulation and what should be regulated. U.S. Senate candidates James Talarico and Ken Paxton both say data centers should not leave taxpayers and utility companies responsible for the cost of the industry's growth, but are offering voters different approaches to managing the impact of the industry on electricity, water, housing and l
CBP could 'reduce its scope' on Big Bend National Park border project (opens the original)
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Big Bend National Park is seen in southern Texas, on August 15, 2026. (Photo by RONALDO SCHEMIDT / AFP via Getty Images) The federal government is considering reducing the scope of a planned border project through Big Bend National Park, according to court documents filed in an ongoing federal lawsuit. The Trump administration paused all plans for border construction in August amid pressure from opponents of the project, while they engaged in outreach efforts to those opponents. That pause ended
In leaked audio, Ken Paxton says Trump convention dropped Republican polling numbers (opens the original)
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Ken Paxton, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Texas, speaks at the Republican National Committee’s 2026 midterm convention. During his remarks, Paxton thanked President Donald Trump, discussed his personal background and border security, outlined his "Protecting the Texas Promise" plan, and highlighted his record as Texas attorney general. Paxton also criticized Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico and urged Republicans to support his campaign. Texas Attorney General and Republican S
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