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Nearly six in ten Texans support using both local law enforcement and U.S. military troops to secure the southern border and reduce illegal immigration, according to a new poll from the University of Houston and Texas Southern University.
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League City is considering an updated noise ordinance that broadly prohibits “unreasonable noise,” with exceptions for permitted events, following debate over its vagueness and inclusion of animal sounds.
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Galveston County Sheriff Jimmy Fullen has reached a confidential agreement with the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement, resolving a legal battle over his peace officer’s license that has stretched for more than a year.
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Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson announced that the voter registration deadline for the November 4 election is Monday, October 6. Texans will decide on 17 proposed constitutional amendments and several local measures.
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Nick Tran, a combat veteran and constitutional conservative, has announced his candidacy for Congress in Texas’s 8th District. With over 13 years of military service and a strong background in the oil and gas industry, Tran pledges to fight for robust border security, veterans’ rights, and energy independence, emphasizing conservative values in a district known for its unwavering right-wing stance.

A new recall petition has been filed against Texas City Mayor Dedrick Johnson after the first attempt fell short. Organizers say they now have the signatures needed, while police investigate allegations of petition fraud.