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US officials to announce new $3B community grant program

US officials to announce new $3B community grant program

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US officials to announce new $3B community grant program

The grants will be targeted at supporting local infrastructure, job training programs and developing new industries.

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Hair salon owner sells business for $1 to employee

The new owner, their employee of 15 years.
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Tyson Foods issues additional details on massive chicken recall

Tyson's recall alert has been updated to include additional products that had used the ready-to-eat chicken that has now been recalled for Listeria concerns.
Business

Report finds companies were paid to cut off power during February storm

The UT researchers said that 67 sites were allowed to sign up for a voluntary “emergency response” program coordinated by ERCOT.

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Meteor makes a fiery fall across East Texas sky

Videos coming in from across the Lone Star state show the fireball illuminating the Summer sky with a blazing tail.
Crime

White Oak man arrested for burglary of habitation and evading arrest in Gregg County

According to police, the man used a flashlight/stun gun to steal a car from a victim at his home.

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Sports

No, Tom Brady didn’t play catch with a football throwing machine

Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady showed off his accuracy by throwing to a throwing machine, but the video was created by a digital artist.
Education

No, Texas has not banned schools from teaching about MLK’s speeches or KKK’s history with white supremacy

A Texas Senate bill that removes certain curriculum requirements from a recent law can’t currently become law because the House lacks members for a vote.