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State of Texas: Paxton and Talarico in their own words

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By Ella Bradford, Adam Schwager Verified, Daniel Marin, Daniel Felipe Marín Verified, Josh Hinkle Verified, JOHN F THOMAS
| The Hill Verified
New episodes of State of Texas are on KXAN or the KXAN+ app every Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Don’t want to wait? Scroll down to continue watching this week’s segments now. AUSTIN (Nexstar) – At the Republican party’s first-ever midterm convention, President Donald Trump called upon attendees in Dallas to support Ken Paxton in the upcoming Texas senatorial race. “I’ll be coming back to Texas because we have to elect Ken Paxton. We have to,” Trump said Wednesday at the convention.
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State of Texas: Paxton and Talarico in their own words

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By JOHN F THOMAS
| Aol Verified
New episodes of State of Texas are on KXAN or theKXAN+ app every Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Don’t want to wait? Scroll down to continue watching this week’s segments now. AUSTIN (Nexstar) - At the Republican party’s first-ever midterm convention, President Donald Trump called upon attendees in Dallas to support Ken Paxton in the upcoming Texas senatorial race. “I’ll be coming back to Texas because we have to elect Ken Paxton. We have to,” Trump said Wednesday at the convention.
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Burned by solar? New Texas rules target bad sales practices Original

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By Arezow Doost Verified, Josh Hinkle Verified, JOHN F THOMAS
| KXAN-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
AUSTIN (KXAN) – A new Texas law now protects homeowners purchasing solar panels by requiring businesses and salespeople to register with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The state agency will provide oversight, investigate complaints, and take enforcement action, if violations occur. This week on “Cause & Effect,” KXAN investigates a growing number of solar panel-related complaints filed with the Office of the Texas Attorney General.
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