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Texas man suing Delta Airlines for Toronto crash
A man from Austin was one of the passengers on the Delta Airlines flight that crashed upside down in Toronto, Canada and he is suing the airlines. Our sister station in Austin spoke with the aviation lawyer representing him and reporter Angela Shen has more details on the lawsuit.
Trump says Canada, Mexico tariff reprieve is short-term move, duties may rise over time
Here's how Texas could be affected by Trump's tariffs on Mexico, Canada
Texas' biggest trade partner is Mexico and has been for at least the past 16 years. The two totalled $272.3 billion in 2023.
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Why automakers' short reprieve from tariffs isn't enough to weather Trump's escalating trade war
President Donald Trump granted U.S. automakers a short reprieve from stiff new tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada this week
Texas prosecutor declines to proceed with assault case against Xavier Worthy
Chiefs receiver Xavier Worthy released after Texas district attorney declines to pursue charges
GEORGETOWN, Texas — Kansas City chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy was arrested on a felony domestic violence charge in Texas.
Chiefs' Xavier Worthy arrested on assault charge; authorities decline to press charges
Texas measles outbreak fuelled by distrust in public health and personal choice
As measles — a preventable disease the U.S. considered eliminated in 2000 — spreads through West Texas’ rural expanse, Klassen is sticking to an approach on vaccines that is a key tenet for Mennonites. Family leaders are the top decision-making authority — not outside recommendations, certainly not government mandates.
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Passengers from Minnesota and Texas file lawsuits after Delta crash in Toronto
Two passengers have filed federal lawsuits following the crash landing of Flight 4919, which flew from Minneapolis to Toronto.
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Texas Sets the Stage to Become America’s Next Film Hub
The proposal, known as Senate Bill 22, is one of Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick’s priority bills in the 89th Regular Legislative Session. If passed, it would mark a major shift for the Texas film industry, potentially making the state a top destination for filmmakers nationwide.