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Texas is a state located in the southern and southwestern regions of the United States of America. With an area of 261,797 square miles (678,051 km˜) and a population of 23.5 million in 254 counties, the state is second-largest in both area, behind Alaska, and population, behind California. About half the state's population resides in either the Dallas–Fort Worth or Houston metropolitan areas. Texas is internationally known for its energy and aeronautics industries, and for the ship channel at the Port of Houston—the largest in the U.S. in international commerce and the sixth-largest port in the world. The state is home to the most Fortune 500 companies in the United States and has the second-largest economy in the United States. The Texas Medical Center contains the world's largest concentration of research and healthcare institutions.

 
 

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Staying Safe in a Scary World

Many of today's seniors enjoyed an era where they weren't overly concerned about locking their doors and windows. They were even farther away from a time where they had to exercise genuine caution when talking on the phone or reading their email. Even the Read more...

Local Headlines for Austin Texas from Statesman.com

Construction of four flyover bridges at Interstate 35 and Ben White Boulevard, which was supposed to begin this fall, instead probably won't get going until spring, Texas Department of Transportation...

 

Adela Lopez visited the St. John's Community Center on Thursday for immunizations required to begin classes at Austin Community College next spring.

 

John Gregory, a master optician who designed some of the most specialized devices in astronomy, moved to Dripping Springs 35 ago for its wide-open sky, his son said.

 

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At its meeting Thursday, the Austin City Council:

 

Various friends, including Theresa Jenkins of the local Grammy chapter, have confirmed that visual artist Bill Narum, who worked closely with ZZ Top and other bands, died Wednesday at his home studio ...

 

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Avid cyclist Sajeewa Chandrasoma occasionally does group rides along Brenham Street, also known as Blake Manor Road.

 

The state environmental office Wednesday denied a request to repeal a ban on the discharge of treated wastewater into the Highland Lakes, which serve as the prime recreation and water supply reservoir...

 

Texas Headlines from Statesman.com

Implementing "smart justice" can help ease the criminal case load on prosecutors and keep society safe, Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins told a federal sentencing commission Thu...

 

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The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, in a highly unusual vote, recommended that the governor commute the sentence of a man set to be executed today for his part in the fatal shooting of a Houston c...

 

After six years of discussion, the Texas Lottery Commission has taken a step toward adding Powerball to its roster of games.

 

With song, testimony and volleys of the traditional campus greeting of "howdy," more than 5,000 people at Texas A&M University gathered Tuesday night to reflect on the deadly collapse of...

 

They come out at night, baring their big teeth, and disappear before the sun comes out. Humans find their work and must set out to destroy it.

 

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A condemned killer who prosecutors said had been faking mental illness to avoid execution won a reprieve from a federal judge less than two hours before he could have been taken to the Texas death cha...

 

The dog run and yoga pier would be nestled in a park along a series of stepped ponds. A plaza on the shore would be graced not with ordinary trees but with Washington palms.

 

Latest news for Austin Texas from Austin Business Journal

The Texas Water Development Board has approved a $31.8 million loan to the city of Austin to finance wastewater system improvements. The loan comes from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2...

 

Dell Inc. reported a 54 percent decline in third-quarter profits compared with the same period last year.

 

Bicycle Sport Shop and the city of Austin have been rated among the best places in country for people who ride bicycles to work.

 

ArthroCare Corp has filed its 10-K for 2008 and reinstated its financials from 2004 to 2007.

 

The Austin City Council approved $13 million Thursday to connect Mopac Expressway to Ben White Boulevard, officials said.

 

The Lower Colorado River Authority board approved actions Wednesday that will affect lakes near Austin, a spokeswoman said.

 

Simon Property Group Inc. unveiled details, including the initial retail lineup, for the second phase of the Domain Wednesday, which is set to open in February 2010. Included in the 600,000-square-foo...

 

The Pflugerville Community Development Corp. has reached an agreement to pay Avant Technology Inc. up to $700,000 in incentives for the company to move from Austin to Pflugerville, the development cor...

 

Pflugerville City Council plans to hire Galvestons deputy city manager to lead its administration, officials announced Wednesday.

 

Dell Inc. has started its initial job cuts this week at the North Carolina manufacturing plant the company plans to close.

 

Latest news for Houston Texas from Houston Business Journal

The Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown metropolitan area gained 9,100 jobs in October, the Texas Workforce Commission reported Friday.

 

Landrys Restaurants Inc. on Friday opened its $150 million Rush Tower at the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas. (LNY)

 

CenterPoint Energy Inc. and FPL Group Inc. have signed an agreement to explore the construction of a new pipeline in Louisiana. (FPL) (CNP)

 

Houstonians planning to hit the road this weekend will have fatter wallets as gasoline prices fell even more this week, according to AAA Texas.

 

Imperial Sugar Co. on Thursday said it had formed a joint venture to construct and operate a new cane sugar refinery in Gramercy, La. (IPSU)

 

Houstons residential real estate market showed signs it was hanging on in October as single-family home sales shot up 13.8 percent, according to figures released Thursday by the Houston Association of...

 

Early bookings are showing that 1.4 million passengers are planning to travel out of Houston airports during the 13-day Thanksgiving travel period, according to the Houston Airport System.

 

The Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center has opened two new mental health units for returning combat troops and for women veterans.

 

Houston hair products-maker Farouk Shami on Thursday said he was taking a run at the Texas gubernatorial race.

 

Northern Offshore Ltd. said Thursday that Marion Woolie, the companys president and CEO, has resigned effective immediately.

 

News for Houston Texas from HoustonChronicle.com

Tracy McGrady did make it clear, however, that he has grown weary with waiting for Monday's practice and MRI, and is anxious to play.

 

The heist occurred at a Wachovia Bank branch in the 13500 block of the East Freeway about 12:15 p.m. today.

 

A strong, slow-moving storm system may bring 2 to 4 inches of rain, with as much as 7 inches in spots, along with high tides.

 

“It's all a big misunderstanding,” said Gary Polland, the court-appointed lawyer for Catherine Shamp after Shamp's arraignment this morning.

 

An Aldine Independent School District student was slightly injured after being hit by a bus early this morning, district officials said. The student, who has not been identified, was hit by a school b...

 

In October, the Houston area created 9,100 jobs. However the vast majority were government jobs, especially local government positions.

 

A 60-day grace period for those who haven't paid their fines began today. About 77,800 Texas vehicle owners with delinquent notices will be affected.

 

The Heritage Society of Austin will not support plans, unveiled in October, for a two-story addition to the 153-year-old building.

 

The Fort Hood attack that killed 13 and wounded 43 is the latest evidence of homegrown terrorism by a handful of U.S.-born Muslims who are becoming radicalized and more aggressive as the wars in Iraq ...

 

The good news: It's Friday. The bad: Houston-area drivers may have to fight through heavy rains. Even worse: The storm could stick around all day.

 

News for Metro San Antonio Texas from MYSA.com

SAPD Tactical Response Unit officer involved in a rollover accident was detained Friday morning on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Crimebase police reports

 

Senators and witnesses agree U.S. troops must immediately report signs of Islamic extremism. Gates orders review of military security Special Report: Fort Hood massacre

 

Surrounded by cherubic framework and enough garland to deck lots of halls, Kerri Roberts gave last-minute instructions to the court-supervised crews working with her on the gently sloping shores of La...

 

Wanda Walston calls the wooded area behind her quiet Northwest San Antonio neighborhood the ditch. I always had this fear that the boys would find someone out there dead, Walston said.

 

Analyst says move would help alleviate overcrowding.

 

New program introduces students to Chinese legal system

 

Enable America and Clark and Hunt Construction companies sponsored an on-the-job training event Thursday to help disabled veterans find jobs.

 

A decision by Bexar County commissioners this week to spend $385,000 for lights at a Southeast Side baseball complex is raising eyebrows because of the request's timing and the involvement of Commissi...

 

Feds announce audits of 1,000 firms to see if their workers are legal a shift away from workplace raids. Critics fear E-Verify program glitches. On the Web: Immigration enforcement

 

Toshiba Inc. has already shaved roughly $1.4 billion off its price to build two nuclear reactors, but it fears the city's price range remains out of reach. Nuclear expansion coverage | LivingGreenSA.c...