Six Flags moving headquarters back to Arlington
The company named for the flags that have flown over Texas is coming back to Texas.
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Infrastructure, business climate in Robinson the main issues for city council candidates
This Robinson city council race features an incumbent who points to needed infrastructure improvements vs. a challenger arguing an emphasis on commercial development will help ease residents’ increasing tax burden....
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PHOTOS, VIDEO — Bagpipers, drummers descend on Waco for Tartan & Taps clinic
PHOTOS, VIDEO — Check out scenes of pipe-and-drum musicians from police and fire departments across Texas (and beyond), in town for this weekend's three-day Tartan & Taps clinic....
schools
VIDEO: Super Centex After Dark — Instant reaction to Week 9 high school football
Super Centex After Dark: The Trib guys react to La Vega's triumphant homecoming, Axtell's blitzing of Bosqueville, a Lorena-Troy game that wouldn't end and more on #TribFridayNight....
parks
Vice president defends ad that drew criticism
Vice President JD Vance defended an attack ad Republican Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign produced against his Democratic rival in the Ohio governor's race, telling fellow Republicans on Wednesday to "stop whining" about it and go win the race....
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SHE SAID ...
"I can't be on stage, I can't do a play any-more, I can't do a film any-more, I can't read anymore."
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AT BAT: The Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays were set to open a historic championship Friday. This year marks the first World Series since 1980 that features two teams who have never won a title. The Brewers and Rays…...
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FRANCE GRAPPLES WITH GROWING PUBLIC UNREST
A demonstrator wearing a costume stands in front of burning objects last Sunday in Paris, France. Soaring energy costs, pressure on household budgets and concerns over deteriorating public services fueled growing frustration among workers and young people. Protesters and business...
business
Musk blamed for Starlink slowdown
MUMBAI — Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Wednesday that decisions regarding Ukraine's access to Starlink were up to parent company SpaceX and Elon Musk, not the White House....