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Why Texas Prisons Are Banning Hardcover Books This April
Why Texas Prisons Are Banning Hardcover Books This April
Why Texas Prisons Are Banning Hardcover Books This April
Starting April 1, 2026, the TDCJ will ban hardcover and used books to curb drug smuggling. Authorities report these items are frequently used to hide contraband, leading to a rise in dangerous facility overdoses.
A Broken Leg with Bone Exposed Led to West Texas Air Rescue
A Broken Leg with Bone Exposed Led to West Texas Air Rescue
A Broken Leg with Bone Exposed Led to West Texas Air Rescue
A 21-year-old hiker was airlifted to a Level 1 trauma center after falling 150 feet at Franklin Mountains State Park. The dramatic rescue involved a Black Hawk helicopter hoist after the hiker suffered an open leg fracture.
You Wont Believe The Drunk Driving Fine In These States
You Wont Believe The Drunk Driving Fine In These States
You Wont Believe The Drunk Driving Fine In These States
Texas ranks high for first-time DWI fines at $2,000, but other states are even pricier. While Texas is tough, Oregon leads the nation with fines reaching $6,250. Learn how your state compares and why you should never drink and drive.
How To Stop Water Leaks From Draining Your Bank Account in LBK
How To Stop Water Leaks From Draining Your Bank Account in LBK
How To Stop Water Leaks From Draining Your Bank Account in LBK
Stop wasting money on hidden water leaks. The City of Lubbock shares essential tips to identify dripping faucets and silent toilet leaks that waste 10,000 gallons yearly, helping you save money and prevent home damage.
Why Texas Is Surging DPS Troops To The Border Right Now
Why Texas Is Surging DPS Troops To The Border Right Now
Why Texas Is Surging DPS Troops To The Border Right Now
Following the death of cartel leader "El Mencho," Governor Abbott has directed Texas DPS to surge border security. Texans in Mexico are urged to stay in contact with the U.S. Embassy as retaliatory violence spreads.

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