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Office of the Texas Governor Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) received federal approval to extend the time Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients in Bexar County can apply for replacement benefits for food lost or destroyed by recent storms. “As families across Texas recover from recent severe weather and flooding, it is critical that they have the support they need to rebuild,” said Governor Abbott.

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Just over 50% of SMU's roster now is made up of players from Texas. The roster also features top transfers like Jalen Hale from Alabama and Jimmy Wyrick from UTSA and Stanford — two Texas natives who left the state to begin their college careers before transferring back. The need to recruit elite local talent was the central piece behind the Mustangs' long-term plan.

Each fall, the start of the football season brings a lot of hope, stress, and anxiety. It has nothing to do with my favorite teams and their q…

Read through the obituaries published today in Bryan-College Station Eagle. Online obituaries are hosted on a third-party website that may show advertisements. (3) updates to this series since 26 mins ago Betty Jean Brown, born December 22, 1936, died August 23, 2026, in Bryan, Texas. She lived much of her life in Bryan and worked for many years…

At Chain of Lakes Elementary School in Winter Haven, Florida, Josette Smith’s 9-year-old son, Ethan, gets to do what he loves most: crafts, math and science. That is, when he isn’t pulled out of class. Ethan has attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and was diagnosed with autism in kindergarten after he paced, flapped his arms and became consumed with highly specific interests, such as Martin Luther King Jr. and dachshunds.

As data centers become a defining issue on the midterm campaign trail, some voters are drawing a line in the sand over a yes-or-no question that's dividing candidates across the country, especially Democrats. Support for moratoriums, or bans, on data center construction became a litmus test for some voters, more progressive ones in particular.

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Texas A&M wide receiver Isaiah Horton (7) runs the ball in for a touchdown against Missouri State on Saturday at Kyle Field. Meredith Seaver Texas A&M wide receiver Isaiah Horton (7) and Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed (10) celebrate a touchdown against Missouri State on Saturday at Kyle Field. Meredith Seaver Texas A&M linebacker Ray Coney (21) celebrates a stop against Missouri State on Saturday at Kyle Field.

Hello, I’m David Hoffmann. Like many of you, I’ve been thinking a lot about our country, our communities and how we find our way back to one another. There is too much friction, too much anger and, often, too little understanding of the people and places closest to us. I serve as chairman of the board of Lee Enterprises, the company that owns this publication.