➤ Edinburg: A county judge has made an official disaster declaration due to the region’s continued water shortage. State lawmakers urged federal officials to enforce the 1944 water treaty with Mexico. (More)
➤ Dallas is currently $6.9 billion in debt, according to reports. The debt increased $3.2 billion from the 2022-2023 fiscal year, costing each Dallas resident an average of $18,110 in taxes. (Get the Scoop)
➤ Tyler: City officials are putting the final touches on plans for a new baseball field tailored for children with disabilities at Faulkner Park. Over $1.5 million was raised for the complex. (Watch the Story)
➤ Bastrop: A city ethics commission issued a public reprimand to Mayor Lyle Nelson for interfering in the investigation of a $70,000 ‘misuse of funds’ inquiry earlier this year. (Read More)
➤ Odessa: Texas A&M’s AgriLife Extension Service is offering $15 testing for dangerous pollutants in private wells after fears arose that the water was contaminated with arsenic. (More)
➤ Katy: An F1 tornado with 90 mph winds wrecked local businesses and homes Tuesday night. No major injuries or deaths have been reported. (Video)
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