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At a Wednesday press conference about Texas’ deadliest school shooting, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott was dramatically confronted by his Democratic opponent Beto O’Rourke, who yelled, “This on you.”
Peter Christ, a former maintenance man at Huggins Hospital, is under indictment for destroying evidence in the investigation into his alleged bathroom recordings of at least one woman, according to court records.
Guadalupe Camacho Alvarez cries inside Sacred Heart Church in Uvalde while praying on Tuesday. Alvarez’s granddaughter was inside Robb Elementary School at the time of Tuesday’s shooting but survived. Credit: Sergio Flores for The Texas Tribune.
Chris Balch, a former state representative for Wilton, is charged with spiking trees on state land in a case of alleged environmental activism turned into eco-terrorism.
According to exhibits and witness testimony during the trial, Foistner used fraudulent means to apply for over $8 million in loans from five different financial institutions, laundered money, and made material misrepresentations during bankruptcy proceedings between 2015 and 2018.
“Anybody who develops a gastrointestinal illness within 7 days after eating at the Buba Noodle Bar restaurant should contact their primary care provider for Salmonella testing,” said State Epidemiologist Dr. Benjamin Chan.
Gov. Chris Sununu signed a bill Friday removing ultrasound requirements within the state’s controversial new 24-week abortion ban.
A coalition of opponents of the so-called “provisional ballot” bill held a press conference on Monday urging the governor to veto the legislation.
The two-year budget passed last year contained major changes in state policies not seen in decades. Budgets always contain some policy changes that should require separate legislation, but not to the extent the current budget package did.