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Corpus Christi’s water crisis offers lessons for Texas (opens the original)
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Years of prolonged, severe drought and delays in implementation of new water sources contributed to Corpus Christi’s near water crisis earlier this year. The city was only months away from asking residents, business and industries to cut back their water usage by 25%. On a panel Friday about the water and future of Corpus Christi, speakers concluded that this summer rains bought Corpus Christi time, but that time needs to be used wisely. The region is now looking toward bringing different types
Texas land commissioner 2026: Who is running and what you need to know (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: To help readers learn more about the candidates running for statewide seats, The Texas Tribune is sharing information about the Republican, Democratic and third-party candidates. For more information on midterms and the voting process, check out our election resources here. About this seat: The Texas General Land Office, referred to as the GLO, is the oldest state agency. Established in 1836 at the dawn of the Republic of Texas, the GLO was primarily in charge of collecting and ke
2026 Texas land commissioner race: What you need to know (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: To help readers learn more about the candidates running for statewide seats, The Texas Tribune is sharing information about the Republican, Democratic and third-party candidates. For more information on midterms and the voting process, check out our election resources here. About this seat: The Texas General Land Office, referred to as the GLO, is the oldest state agency. Established in 1836 at the dawn of the Republic of Texas, the GLO was primarily in charge of collecting and ke
Texas land commissioner 2026: Who is running and what you need to know (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: To help readers learn more about the candidates running for statewide seats, The Texas Tribune is sharing information about the Republican, Democratic and third-party candidates. For more information on midterms and the voting process, check out our election resources here. About this seat: The Texas General Land Office, referred to as the GLO, is the oldest state agency. Established in 1836 at the dawn of the Republic of Texas, the GLO was primarily in charge of collecting and ke
Fire crews fully contain North Texas wildfire, which continues to burn three weeks later (opens the original)
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FORT WORTH — What’s left of grasslands and ranch land is black ash, tree debris and smoke. More than 23 days later, the fire in Palo Pinto and Jack counties continues to burn, but it’s fully contained, meaning response crews have eliminated all fuel along the fire’s perimeter on Wednesday, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service incident page. The Ross Fire, reported as 90,400 acres at its height, has also decreased to 89,989 acres. More than 500 firefighters have cleared trees, dry leaves, ve
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