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‘Whom Shall I Fear?’ In South Texas, Two Bakers Face Trump’s Immigration Wrath.
A raid on Abby’s Bakery in Los Fresnos heralded the crackdown to come. Ahead of the owners’ trial for “harboring” ...
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SpaceX wins federal approval to launch more rockets in South Texas
The federal approval comes after vote from residents — mostly SpaceX employees — to form a new city at the Rio Grande Valley ...
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How South Texas border communities have changed after Trump immigration policies enacted
The sweeping immigration changes President Donald Trump has made early in his second term are causing uncertainty for many ...
SpaceX gets federal approval to launch 25 times a year in South Texas
SpaceX has received approval to launch the world's most powerful rocket 25 times a year from South Texas. The Federal ...
This South Texas heat wave is far more dangerous than usual. Here’s why.
Texans are familiar with triple-digit temperatures, but it's rare when they occur in May. Here's what makes unseasonable heat ...
A city boy from Dallas learns the ways of cowboys on a south Texas ranch
A Dallas-area teacher and football coach became the patriarch of an eight-generation Texas ranching family, owners of El ...
Laredo Morning Times on MSN2d
As the Rio Grande runs dry, South Texas leaders look to new water supplies to sustain growth
Leaders seek alternative sources as demand, aging systems leave cities vulnerable to future supply failures from river water ...
Parts of South Texas may see severe thunderstorms Wednesday. Here’s where.
The greatest chance of severe weather will be along the Texas Gulf Coast, where isolated large hail and damaging winds gusts ...
Child swept away in Texas flooding as storms threaten 40 million in south-central US
A severe weather threat looms across the south-central U.S. on Monday, with 40 million people under flood watches due to ...
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How South Texas border communities have changed after Trump immigration policies enacted
SAN JUAN, Texas (KXAN) — The sweeping immigration changes President Donald Trump has made early in his second term are causing uncertainty for many residents on the South Texas border.