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Texas celebrates first Tuskegee Airmen Commemoration Day at Fort Worth's new 120-bed state veterans home named for the legendary WWII aviators.

The RNC is considering Dallas's American Airlines Center for an unprecedented 2026 midterm convention, signaling Texas's rising competitiveness.

McKinney Historic Half Marathon debuts March 28, 2026, featuring a scenic route through downtown, 5K, kids' dash, and post-race brewery festival.

DART approves $71.5M to upgrade 1,350 bus shelters across North Texas while cutting service 10% and securing $20M federal grant for new facility.

Snow Hill man Erasto Lopez-Gomez arrested for fatal hit-and-run that killed motorcyclist Christopher Babcock, held on $2M bond in Pitt County.

Elbridge Colby's high-stakes India visit signals deepening U.S.-India defense ties as Washington embraces New Delhi's strategic autonomy in Indo-Pacific strategy.

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Texas AG Ken Paxton's investigation halts controversial Dubai-backed "Sharia City" development in Kaufman County, as foreign developers abandon plans.

Texas awards $26M in military infrastructure grants, pushing total past $172M since 2015 to protect bases supporting 1.7M veterans and personnel.