Woman rushes to ER with dislocated jaw. The doctor allegedly stares and says ‘I don’t know’ then storms away: ‘contacting the Texas medical board ‘ “I’m so tired of being treated this way.” We Got This Covered · Oct 3
Malnourished Mississippi stray became FEMA search dog; now 2026 Dog of the Year A severely malnourished stray rescued in Mississippi in 2021 has gone from months of medical care to working alongside emergency responders in some of the US’s most challenging disaster zones. Canyon was brought to the Hancock County Animal Shelter after being found as a stray, where he received extensive veterinary… The Times of India · Oct 3
Texas murder-suicide: US mother kills 4-year-old then shoots self dead after losing custody battle A Texas mother allegedly killed her four-year-old daughter in an apparent murder-suicide, just hours after a court granted primary custody of the child to her father, who said she was “supposed to come home to him that evening”. The Times of India · Oct 3
Texas family’s 1938 ranch deal helps protect 202 acres of Barton Creek watershed landscape Fred and Vera Shield's family has protected their Shield Ranch through multiple conservation easements since 1998. The recent 202-acre easement, announced in 2026, furthers efforts to secure water quality in the Barton Creek watershed. The ranch consists of 6,600 acres and plays a vital role in maintaining regional biodiversity. Additionally,… The Times of India · Oct 3
Typical Medicare Enrollee Has 28 Advantage Drug Plans for 2027, Down From 32, with Texas Losing the Most KFF says the average Medicare enrollee will have 28 Advantage drug plans in 2027, down from 32. See which states lost the most and what to check now. Medical Daily · Oct 3
Federal judge halts Big Bend border wall construction in blow to Trump agenda Plan to install barriers through popular national park sparked outrage from advocates and politicians alike The Guardian - US · Oct 2
Federal court temporarily blocks Trump administration border wall in Texas' Big Bend region A federal court in Texas has temporarily blocked the Trump administration from building a border wall in the Big Bend region The Independent UK · Oct 2
A 650-acre ranch on Lake Palestine will become Texas’ next state park The ranch has been owned by an East Texas family for more than 80 years and is expected to be transferred to the state next year for development into a park. The Texas Tribune · Oct 2
Allentown's Latino Vote Could Flip the House. Here's What's at Stake In PA-7, Allentown's majority-Latino electorate is the fulcrum of the 2026 House fight — and neither party can afford to ignore it. Latin Times · Oct 2
Hundreds of tons of recycled material are becoming fish habitat in Texas Off the Texas coast, hundreds of tons of cement railroad ties, concrete structures and other durable materials are being placed on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico to create new habitat for marine life. The latest example is the HI-54 Deep Artificial Reef Project, a 160-acre reef site that… The Times of India · Oct 2
Michigan Back on Upset Alert? Four Bold Predictions for College Football Week 5 Here’s what to watch for on a busy Saturday around the country. Sports Illustrated · Oct 2
Vance tells Americans not to ‘gripe about all the little things’ as cost of living soars Vance tells Sean Hannity that Democratic ‘arsonists’ will reverse Trump’s successes even as he admits his own administration needs more time The Independent UK · Oct 2
Trump Mocked Over 'Biggest Ice Cube' Claim During Texas Climate Rant Donald Trump's claim that melting ice had set a world record was mocked online after a Texas speech, while Arctic data offered no evidence supporting the statement. International Business Times UK · Oct 2
The Independent UK · Oct 2 Trump says he’s struggling to ‘get the word out’ he’s a great president IN FULL
The Independent UK · Oct 2 Trump boasts about his mobility at rally: ‘I can go ramp, I can go stair’ President Trump claimed that former President Biden ‘could never find the stairs’ during speech at the Peterbilt Motors Company plant in Denton, Texas
We Got This Covered · Oct 2 Funeral home offers free burial for Texas mom’s 5yo daughter after she was fatally shot. Then the family gets a nearly $10,000 bill anyway The mother says she signed documents while still overwhelmed by the legal arrangements.
The Times of India · Oct 2 Venezuelan delivery driver shot by ICE officer in Texas undergoes surgery to remove bullet from back A Venezuelan delivery driver who was shot by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Austin, Texas, underwent surgery on Thursday to remove a bullet that had remained lodged in his back for nearly two weeks, according to his legal team.
Sports Illustrated · Oct 2 Arch Manning Tanking in No. 1 NFL Draft Prediction Market on Kalshi Kalshi's NFL Draft board is backing off of Arch Manning being selected first overall.
MarketBeat · Oct 2 Saddle Up: Texas Stock Exchange Ropes In $80 Billion in Listings Energy Transfer, Dillard's, and Texas Capital Bancshares are moving listings to the Texas Stock Exchange this October, testing whether lower costs can challenge the NYSE and Nasdaq.
The Guardian - US · Oct 2 A small Texas town stopped Trump’s border wall construction – for now As they had in the past, San Ygnacio residents banded together to stop a development threatening their town
Texas Observer · Oct 2 Angela Paxton’s Message: Elect the Elephant at All Costs Her appeal to put party loyalty above character and accountability ignores the price women will pay if Ken Paxton becomes a U.S. senator.
The Guardian - US · Oct 2 Man shot by ICE in Texas has surgery to remove bullet lodged in his back Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez remains in custody after surgery to remove bullet supporters say was stuck close to his spine
The Texas Tribune · Oct 2 Republicans are spending big to boost Ken Paxton on the airwaves, but not in Spanish Nearly 7 in 10 Latino voters said in a recent statewide survey that when they see a political candidate on Spanish-language media, it “makes me feel they want to earn my vote.”
The Texas Tribune · Oct 2 Texas 15th Court of Appeals race: Who is running and what to know Three seats on Texas’ 15th Court of Appeals are on the ballot in November. The court hears challenges to state laws and other consequential civil cases. Here’s what to know about the candidates.