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A dry, warm Christmas week forecast
The last work week of the year continues unseasonably warm temperatures. The week will be too dry and too warm. -- Rich Segal Source link
Texas A&M downs Kentucky, claims 1st volleyball national championship
The Aggies (29-4) accomplished the rare feat of defeating three No. 1 seeds. They defeated Nebraska and Pittsburgh earlier in the tournament. They did not drop a set in...
Quinn Ewers 'earned opportunities to continue to develop' in first NFL start
The Bengals thumped the Dolphins 45-21 behind four touchdown passes by Joe Burrow, and all things considered, Ewers' 20-for-30 performance for 260 yards was acceptable, relatively speaking. Source...
Congress Left Without a Health Care Deal. What Comes Next?
Congress has left for the year without reaching a health care deal, leaving Affordable Care Act subsidies that have helped lower insurance prices for roughly 22 million Americans to...
Jarrell ISD receives land donation for new elementary school
The Jarrell Independent School District said it received a land donation of 13.2 acres from Atlas Ranch, allowing the district to build a new elementary school. Source link
Why We Do Such Weird Things in the Dark
It was close to 9 p.m., Christmas Eve, and I was in a car with my family in the Swiss countryside. Down a succession of ever quieter and narrower...
Why We Do Such Weird Things in the Dark
It was close to 9 p.m., Christmas Eve, and I was in a car with my family in the Swiss countryside. Down a succession of ever quieter and narrower...
Dirty Martin's hosts classic car show ahead of 100 year celebration
Dirty's will soon celebrate 100 years serving Austin and GM Daniel Young says they wanted to start the celebration a little early with the car sh Source link
Hays County Mental Health Court granted $10K from Texas Bar, to support expungement services
The Hays County Mental Health Court (MHC) on Dec. 2 received a $10,000 grant from the Texas Bar Foundation to support expungement services. Source link
TCSO swears in 6-year-old fighting leukemia as honorary deputy
The Travis County Sheriff’s Office swore in one of its youngest deputies Thursday. Source link
