Federal officials have denied individual assistance for survivors of July flooding in Uvalde and Kerr counties. Some families remain without permanent housing and are paying for repairs themselves or staying with relatives.
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A mother and four children died in a house fire in East Texas. Neighbors recalled the children as good kids.
Mother and four children, deceased
Reported by 3 outletsOnly left-leaning outlets reported thisFound via Google News
A structure fire broke out early Wednesday morning near Canton in Van Zandt County, killing three children. Firefighters found four children trapped inside after breaching an exterior wall; three had died, and two other victims were hospitalized in critical condition.
Van Zandt County Fire Marshal Kevin Palmer, Fire marshal confirming details
Reported by 7 outletsOnly left-leaning outlets reported thisFound via Google News
FEMA denied Gov. Greg Abbott's requests for individual assistance and public assistance funding for residents and local governments affected by July 2026 flooding in Texas. President Trump had previously approved public assistance for 23 of 30 requested counties.
$1.9 billion for State budget for emergency response 2027
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), denied requests for federal aid; Gov. Greg Abbott, requested federal assistance for flood victims; Texas Division of Emergency Management, reviewing FEMA decision and appeals process and 4 more
Reported by 5 outletsOnly left-leaning outlets reported thisFound via Google News
A multi-vehicle collision involving a semitrailer and about five other vehicles occurred at Transmountain Road and North Desert Boulevard in West El Paso on Monday, October 19, 2026. One man died and nine others were injured. Multiple roadways were closed.
El Paso Police Department, responded and investigating; El Paso Fire Department, provided emergency response; Special Traffic Investigations Unit, investigating the crash
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Tech. Sgt. Ian Patterson died after falling from the Alamodome ceiling during a military rappelling demonstration before a UTSA football game on Saturday. The airman was part of a Salute to Armed Forces and Veterans pregame ceremony before the game against Navy.
Tech. Sgt. Ian Patterson, Air Force airman who fell during rappelling demonstration; University of Texas at San Antonio, Host of football game where incident occurred; U.S. Air Force 6th Combat Training Squadron, Detachment 2, Unit conducting rappelling demonstration and 3 more
Reported by 11 outletsOnly right-leaning outlets reported thisFound via Google News
A crash involving a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent occurred in northwest Houston. One person was transported to a hospital in unknown condition.
Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, Harris County Sheriff; Harris County Sheriff's Office, Law enforcement responding to crash; Harris County Sheriff's Office Vehicular Crimes Division, Division investigating crash
Reported by 3 outletsFound via Google News
The Texas Hemp Constitutional Alliance and Green Nation, a hemp product manufacturer and retailer based in Tyler, filed a lawsuit in Travis County challenging Texas Department of State Health Services rules on consumable hemp products that took effect March 31.
4000% for administrative fees increase for manufacturers
Texas Hemp Constitutional Alliance, plaintiff; Green Nation, plaintiff; Stephanie Muth, interim executive director of HHSC, named defendant and 2 more
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An Aransas County jury convicted Curtis McClendon, 35, of possessing child pornography with more than 500 visual depictions and sentenced him to 99 years in prison on October 21, 2026.
Curtis McClendon, defendant convicted of possessing child pornography; Aransas County Attorney's Office, prosecutor; Texas Attorney General's Office, investigating agency
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