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The Texas House passed a new bill Tuesday to remove the STAAR test and replace it with three smaller tests taken throughout the year. However, it received much less support compared to lawmaker’s original attempt at STAAR changes in May after multiple news edits to the bill.

Bell County Commissioner Louie Minor filed a supplemental complaint as Plaintiff to Lulac, et al., v. Greg Abbott in the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas, El Paso Division, challenging the new congressional maps.

In less than a week, Texas school districts will be required to display the Ten Commandments in each classroom across campus.

Each year, two Choctaw students are welcomed overseas to the University College Cork in Ireland, on full scholarship.

Registration for the 2026 Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon opens on Aug. 27 at noon.

Tuesday morning, the Oklahoma Attorney General released a statement urging the DEA to ban a growing threat to public health at the federal level.

This month, a Fannin County deputy celebrated 50 years in law enforcement.

The TSA has launched its new “Families on the Fly” initiative, a program aimed at speeding up airport security for families.

A man was arrested after he allegedly assaulted police officers and his wife.