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March 3, 2023

Battle continues on whether abortion clinics can move operations across the border

Citizens across the country are debating whether abortion clinics in strict states should be allowed to cross the border and operate there.

March 3, 2023

Tornados rip through Texas with damaging winds, leaving 92K without power

More than 92,000 customers in Texas were left without power on Friday following damaging storms that tore through the state and Louisiana on Thursday night.

March 3, 2023

Father defends terrified family with machete after home intruder breaks through window in middle of night

Police say that a father in Oklahoma fought off a home intruder with a machete after the man - high on methamphetamine - broke into his house and started tearing up the place.

March 3, 2023

Texas Republicans may censure Rep. Gonzales over his votes on same-sex marriage, gun control

The Republican Party of Texas will consider a censure resolution against Rep. Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, on Saturday after Gonzales broke with the party on gay marriage and gun control votes.

March 3, 2023

Arizona school board member says district should reject hiring teachers with Christian values: 'Not...safe'

Arizona school board member Tamillia Valenzuela blasted Arizona Christian University over its Biblical beliefs during a Washington Elementary School District meeting.

March 2, 2023

Houston police ticket man for feeding homeless outside library

A Houston man has been ticketed by police for providing free meals to homeless people outside a public library, despite lacking authorization to do so under a city ordinance.

March 2, 2023

Austin Police Department turns to AI as staffing crisis looms

The Austin Police Department in Texas launched a new AI reporting tool for non-emergency incidents, as the department faces severe staffing shortages.

March 2, 2023

Feds investigate recent close calls, turbulence in commercial flights

Federal officials are investigating near-collisions between planes in Boston and Texas, as well as other reported close calls and turbulence issues.

March 2, 2023

Dogs that mauled Texas veteran to death were trained with meat to be aggressive: report

The dogs that mauled an elderly Air Force veteran to death in San Antonio were allegedly raised to be aggressive by their owners, a husband and wife duo who have been arrested

March 2, 2023

Phoenix condo fire kills 3; 2 children remain hospitalized

A Phoenix condo fire killed three people on Wednesday night. Four children were pulled out of the blaze; two of them died, and the other two remain hospitalized in critical condition.