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Tuloso-Midway ISD Superintendent Sue Nelson said quick-thinking teachers on Wednesday disarmed a student who brought a loaded gun and additional ammunition to school.

A state award of tax credits is expected to boost affordable apartment options in Flour Bluff and Calallen as the city struggles with a housing crisis.

With less than a month before the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association is set to change up its board, the current board voted for a rate hike on coastal residents.

A woman who found her car set ablaze told police her ex-boyfriend had threatened to set fire to it days earlier.

Textbook prices have gone up 1,041 percent from January 1977 through June 2015.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton had an investment opportunity: a tech startup making data servers. He told people he had put his own money into Servergy Inc., according to prosecutors, and helped persuade a state lawmaker and another wealthy businessman to buy more than $100,000 in shares.

They crowded the stage in New Hampshire for a debate-style faceoff.

Senate blocks GOP bill to cut Planned Parenthood aid, setting up intense fall battle

Officials probe New Hampshire circus tent collapse that killed father, daughter; 22, injured

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