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In after-hours notice, Gov. Greg Abbott announces another leadership change for the Department of Family and Protective Services

In after-hours notice, Gov. Greg Abbott announces another leadership change for the Department of Family and Protective Services

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In after-hours notice, Gov. Greg Abbott announces another leadership change for the Department of Family and Protective Services

Gov. Greg Abbott announced Monday that Stephanie Muth will take over the top post in the new year.

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Port Arthur plans to switch up the city's look with new RV ordinance

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Trial begins for man accused of stabbing Beaumont man to death April 2021

Prosecutor Lane Nichols told the Jury video played in court would show Garcia with a knife chasing Moreno and ultimately killing him.

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No, vaccinated people are not more likely to die from COVID-19 than unvaccinated people

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