32 Popular Celebrities From From Texas Some of the most famous celebrities in the world hail from the Lone Star state, so we decided to put together a list of several of them. Cinemablend · Dec 22, 2023
Texas leads the country in new corporate projects for 11th year Texas in 2022 topped the rest of the country for new corporate facilities – the 11th year in a row the Lone Star State had headed the annual list. Tribune News Service · Mar 2, 2023
‘UnderFrogs’ No More: TCU Football Now Owns the State of Texas Once a vagabond school wandering the country in search of a place to play big-time football, TCU is now the biggest and best show in the Lone Star State. Sports Illustrated · Jan 8, 2023
Michigan State football offers Texas 2024 4-star ATH Terry Bussey Michigan State football has extended a scholarship offer to an elite athlete from the Lone Star State in the 2024 class USA Today Sports Media Group · Jan 7, 2023
In Dallas suburbs, Friday Night Lights make way for cricket Welcome to the new Lone Star State, where cricket matches, a Hindu temple and Indian grocery stores sit in close proximity to Christian churches, cattle ranches and Jerry Jones’ Dallas Cowboys empire The Independent UK · Dec 16, 2022
In Dallas suburbs, Friday Night Lights make way for cricket Welcome to the new Lone Star State, where cricket matches, a Hindu temple and Indian grocery stores sit in close proximity to Christian churches, cattle ranches and Jerry Jones’ Dallas Cowboys empire The Independent UK · Dec 16, 2022
With clear mandate in Texas, Abbott, GOP will continue rightward push DALLAS — Emboldened by another sweep of statewide offices and firm control of the Legislature, Texas Republicans are poised to implement right-of-center policies designed to keep the Lone Star State a bastion of Trump-era conservatism. Tribune News Service · Nov 9, 2022
Michigan State football offers 2023 RB/DB Andrew Powdrell of The Woodlands, Texas Michigan State football is looking to add a skilled athlete prospect from the Lone Star State to their 2023 class USA Today Sports Media Group · Nov 3, 2022
F1 Drivers Unveil Texas-Themed Helmets for U.S. Grand Prix Welcome to the Lone Star State, F1. Sports Illustrated · Oct 21, 2022
A new wave of COVID-19 cases may hit Texas this winter, infectious disease doctor says DALLAS — Although COVID-19 is presently at one of its lowest rates in the Lone Star State, one Texas-based vaccine scientist is wary of what’s to come this winter. Tribune News Service · Oct 18, 2022
A West Texas coffee shop owner is giving away Plan B for free as fight over contraception access takes hold Last May, Lubbock became the biggest city in Texas to ban abortion within city limits. Now, with abortion outlawed throughout the Lone Star State, the fight over reproductive rights is taking a new turn. The Texas Tribune · Aug 18, 2022
Migrants from Texas border arrive at NYC bus terminal as Gov. Greg Abbott’s feud with Mayor Adams escalates NEW YORK — A busload of about 50 migrants dispatched to New York City by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott arrived early Friday as the Lone Star State Republican continued his war with the White House over its open border policies. Tribune News Service · Aug 5, 2022
Migrants from Texas border arrive at NYC’s Port Authority Bus Terminal as Gov. Greg Abbott’s feud with Mayor Adams escalates NEW YORK — A busload of about 50 migrants dispatched to New York City by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott arrived early Friday as the Lone Star State Republican continued his war with the White House over its open border policies. Tribune News Service · Aug 5, 2022
Texas Attorney General Pledges To Defend Anti-Sodomy Law If Supreme Court Reverses Ruling Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has declared himself ready, willing and able to recriminalize sodomy in his state if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns a nine-year-old decision that declared the Lone Star State’s prohibition of the act unconstitutional. Benzinga · Jun 29, 2022
The Independent UK · Jun 28, 2022 California advances Texas-style lawsuits over illegal guns The California Assembly has approved Texas-style lawsuits over illegal guns, mimicking the Lone Star State’s law aimed at deterring abortions
Tribune News Service · Jun 16, 2022 John Clay: Texas tells HISA to take a hike, a shortsighted stance sure to hurt horse racing LEXINGTON, Ky. — Texas is, well, Texas, a state with a strong independent streak. Unfortunately, that streak may be working to the detriment of horse racing in the Lone Star State.
The Independent UK · Jun 16, 2022 Enjoy a feast for all the senses in diverse, vibrant San Antonio The final frontier in the Lone Star state is endlessly impressive in its diverse cultural offering – check out this guide to the best eats, treats and sights to see in San Antonio, Texas...
France 24 · Jun 9, 2022 Afghan refugees welcomed with open arms in US state of Texas Almost 10 months ago, Afghanistan fell into the hands of the Taliban. The hardline Islamists' return to power led to a mass exodus of the Afghan population, with the US taking in some 78,000 refugees. California received the largest number, followed by Texas, where some 10,500 Afghans are already calling…
Salon · May 28, 2022 TX slashed mental health money, gun laws The Lone Star State has declared itself a "Second Amendment sanctuary"
Tribune News Service · May 21, 2022 Bush family name dogs scion vying for office in hard-right Texas The Bush name helped his uncle get elected governor in Texas twice, but for George P. Bush what once was a storied legacy has become a handicap — a sign of how much the Republican party has changed in the Lone Star State.
Benzinga · Apr 25, 2022 Texas Judge Invites Disney To Relocate Theme Parks To The Lone Star State A Texas judge has invited the Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS) to bid farewell to the “extremists in Florida” and relocate its Sunshine State attractions and operations to the Lone Star State.
USA Today Sports Media Group · Feb 25, 2022 Texas catch of enormous bass described as ‘historic’ An Oklahoma man who drove in snow with his son to fish in Texas has landed one of the largest bass ever caught in the Lone Star State.
Tribune News Service · Jan 21, 2022 Texans are stockpiling firewood in fear of another big freeze The chilling memory of last February’s deadly blackout is pushing some Texans to stockpile firewood, testing the Lone Star State’s tight inventories and driving up prices for households already slammed by runaway inflation.