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Texas students take top honors at National History Day
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Seventy-six Texas History Day students competed at the 2026 National History Day contest at the University of Maryland, where Texas entries earned first- and second-place finishes and appeared in every national showcase.
BlueDAG wins TX-RAMP Level 1 certification for Texas public agencies
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BlueDAG said its cloud-based accessibility platform earned Texas Risk and Authorization Management Program Level 1 certification, effective Aug. 4, 2026. The approval should make it easier for Texas public agencies to buy the software for ADA…
Texas nonprofit wins $250,000 grant to expand AI workforce training
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Texas Premier Technology Institute has secured $250,000 in Year 2 funding to grow its AI-enabled workforce programs for veterans, adult learners, career changers and underserved communities.
Texas 2036 says education reforms are boosting credentials and workforce links
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Texas 2036 released a new analysis Wednesday saying Texas’ K-12 and higher education reforms are producing gains for students, including a 532% jump in postsecondary credentials earned in high school since 2018. The report also warns that Texas…
Houston road deaths top murders again as summer driving enters midpoint
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Houston recorded more roadway deaths than murders in the first three months of 2026, continuing a trend that has already outpaced homicide totals in 2025. A Houston injury lawyer says the biggest risks after a crash often come in the days that…
Mobile Billboard Global adds 25 trucks for 2026 election campaigns
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Mobile Billboard Global says it has added 25 digital LED mobile billboard trucks to its national fleet as campaigns gear up for primaries, early voting and the Nov. 3, 2026 general election.
Snellings Injury Law wins 2026 Best Personal Injury Law Firm honors in four North Texas cities
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Snellings Injury Law was named Best Personal Injury Law Firm in Frisco, Plano, Prosper and Celina for 2026 by Living Magazine.
Hicks Family Lawyers breaks down the Texas divorce process
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Hicks Family Lawyers in Houston is trying to make divorce less intimidating by explaining the Texas process from first filing to final decree in plain language.
Texas State student Leah Garcia rises fast in retail leadership
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Leah Garcia, a Texas State University marketing student in San Marcos, has advanced from sales associate to sole store manager at Barefoot Campus Outfitters while maintaining a full-time class load.
Texas real estate deals face more legal friction in 2026
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Texas Horizons Law Group says 2026 real estate transactions are being slowed less by market conditions than by missed legal details in title work, disclosures, deadlines, access rights, and closing documents.
Global Clean Energy says AI division hit $1.16M in annualized services value
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Global Clean Energy said its AI division had about $1.16 million in annualized value from closed services engagements as of Sept. 22, 2026. The update underscores the company’s push to turn its April acquisition of Flamelit Consulting into…
Texas A&M aims to showcase its role in American leadership for America 250
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Texas A&M University says its 150-year mission of service, research and leadership development will be featured in a USA TODAY America 250 campaign.
TRII urges Texas lawmakers to back 765kV grid upgrades
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Texans for Responsible Infrastructure Investment submitted written testimony to a Texas Senate committee on July 29, 2026, arguing that Texas needs faster electric transmission expansion to keep pace with growth.
CLAROEdu, QYNTARI partner on AI governance for K-12 classrooms
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CLAROEdu and QYNTARI AI on July 29 announced a partnership to add consequence-persistent AI governance to the CLARO DialogIQ platform for K–12 learners.
Texas demand for low-cost health insurance keeps rising
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Texans are comparing more affordable health insurance options as medical costs and premiums stay top of mind for families, retirees and self-employed workers.
Texas appraisal review boards decide property tax protests after informal appeals fail
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Texas taxpayers disputing property values can escalate from an informal meeting with their appraisal district to a formal hearing before the county appraisal review board.
Gary Springer and Antonio Ramirez open international antiques booth in New Braunfels
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Collectors Gary Springer and Antonio Ramirez are selling a rotating mix of antiques and vintage finds at Booth AG26 inside Rooster Antiques in New Braunfels, Texas.
Texas businesses warned Safe Harbor cyber protection is not automatic
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TruePoint Systems says many Texas businesses may wrongly assume basic IT tools are enough to qualify for Texas Cybersecurity Safe Harbor protections after a breach.
IAPMO wraps centennial conference, sets 2027 Honolulu meeting
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IAPMO closed its 2026 Education and Business Conference in Universal City, California, capping a yearlong 100th anniversary celebration.
Study finds AI search names law firms differently than Google
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Forward Push Law Firm Marketing analyzed 38,173 clean AI search answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude and found that law firm visibility in AI tools does not track Google rankings.
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