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Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller on re-election, Abbott endorsing his challenger

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller (R) discusses his re-election campaign and reacts to Gov. Abbott's decision to endorse his challenger.

• 11H ago
• 23:08

Fort Worth launches effort to help neighborhoods prevent egret nesting

Fort Worth leaders are launching a new effort to help neighborhoods prevent large colonies of migrating egrets from nesting in residential trees. The federally protected birds leave behind significant messes, and once they settle in, residents can’t disturb them. City officials are hosting a free community meeting to explain prevention strategies and answer questions as the season approaches.

• 11H ago
• 00:43

North Texas builder tests new approach to affordability with smaller homes in Azle

With housing costs rising much faster than wages in North Texas, many families are feeling pushed out of the market. In Azle, a longtime homebuilder is testing a new approach by creating a community of smaller, purpose‑built homes on several acres of land. After decades in traditional construction, he says he wants to offer dignified, stable housing for people who are often overlooked, including single parents and widows seeking affordable options.

• 11H ago
• 02:06

Student walkouts over immigration enforcement spread across North Texas

Student‑led walkouts protesting federal immigration enforcement continued across North Texas, with demonstrations at Jasper High School, Plano Senior High, and Saginaw High School. Students organized the events themselves, leaving class to voice concerns about nationwide immigration crackdowns in recent years.

• 11H ago
• 00:25

State takeover of Fort Worth ISD moves forward

Fort Worth ISD learned today it has lost its appeal to stop a state takeover by the Texas Education Agency, clearing the way for the TEA to replace the elected school board with a state‑appointed board of managers. Superintendent Dr. Karen Molinar, who could lose her position as part of the process, said the ruling does not change the district’s focus and that they will continue working with the agency while keeping students at the center of decisions.

• 11H ago
• 00:27