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Legislative Black Caucus, others urge Texans to testify against bills targeting DEI


April 5, 2023

Texans need to testify against bills aimed at dismantling “diversity, equity and inclusion” policies in colleges and universities, members of the Legislative Black Caucus urged. In a press conference Tuesday, the lawmakers joined four advocacy groups, including Texas’ NAACP chapter, asking people to attend Thursday’s hearing on higher education bills, including one that would prevent public colleges from having DEI …

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Morning storms to the east, clearing for DFW


April 5, 2023

Early morning thunderstorms are quickly pushing to the east of DFW. There’s a window of opportunity for these storms to be severe with gusty winds and hail (mainly to the east). The chance of rain should be over in DFW by sunrise. Meanwhile, a cold front is pushing cooler air into the area. As the storm clouds clear by mid-morning, …

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Trump follows playbook for indicted politicians: deny, accuse the accuser and fund-raise


April 5, 2023

WASHINGTON — So far, Donald Trump is following a well-honed template for politicians facing criminal charges. Dismiss the allegations as baseless. Accuse the accusers of pushing an agenda. Texas history is replete with candidates facing legal and career peril. Some escaped conviction only to see their electoral prospects hobbled anyway. Those who bounced back usually managed not only to win …

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Dallas County forces Price out of 20-year seat on juvenile board following public spat


April 5, 2023

Dallas County Commissioners narrowly voted to oust their longest-serving member from his juvenile justice board seat following weeks of division between two of the most powerful county officials. Commissioners voted 3-2 on Tuesday to remove Commissioner John Wiley Price from the Dallas County Juvenile Board. He’d held the seat since 2003 and served as the vice chair for 12 years. …

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Cinco de Mayo Parade to return to Downtown Houston after 3 years


April 5, 2023

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — After a three-year hiatus, Houston’s Cinco de Mayo Parade is back – and you’re invited. Tuesday, LULAC District 8 said the parade is set to return Downtown on Sat., May 6, after being cancelled previously due to the pandemic. The parade will step off at 10 a.m., starting at Texas at Hamilton, near Minute Maid Park. Organizers said Houston …

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