Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced that the Texas Department of Agriculture will no longer award eligible grants to businesses employing H-1B visa holders. Miller called on Gov. Greg Abbott and other statewide officials to adopt similar restrictions across their agencies.
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The University of Texas at Austin dedicated the John S. Chase Architecture and Planning Library on Oct. 22, honoring John S. Chase, Texas' first Black licensed architect and UT's first Black graduate from its School of Architecture. Chase's son and daughter-in-law made a $5 million gift to support the naming and endowments.
$5 million for gift for library naming and endowments
John S. Chase, First Black graduate of UT School of Architecture and Texas' first Black licensed architect; Anthony (Tony) Chase, Son of John S. Chase, made transformational gift; Dina Al-Sowayel, Daughter-in-law of John S. Chase, made transformational gift and 6 more
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Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced that the Texas Department of Agriculture will no longer award eligible TDA-administered grants to businesses that employ H-1B visa holders, saying the policy prioritizes Texas workers and protects taxpayer funds.
Sid Miller, Texas Agriculture Commissioner; Texas Department of Agriculture, administers affected grants
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Korea Water Resources Corp. (K-water) and the City of Austin signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on artificial intelligence-based water management. The agreement covers sharing best practices, holding joint seminars, and identifying pilot projects for local application.
Korea Water Resources Corp. (K-water), signatory to memorandum of understanding; City of Austin, signatory to memorandum of understanding; Michael Rogers, assistant city manager/deputy mayor of Austin, led city delegation and 2 more
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The Federal Communications Commission announced it will vote November 19 on rules allowing state and local prisons and jails to deploy cellphone-jamming equipment to stop unauthorized communications by inmates. Texas prisons have recovered hundreds of contraband phones in recent years.
Federal Communications Commission, Agency voting on cellphone-jamming rule; Brendan Carr, FCC Chairman announcing the vote; Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Operator of state prisons affected by proposed rule
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The Texas Supreme Court issued an administrative stay Friday blocking a Travis County judge's order requiring the Texas Transgender Student Union LLC to undergo deposition. The LLC is linked to mailers and text messages about a transgender student guide sent to Texas homes during early voting for the November 3 election.
between 3.6 million and 4.2 million mailers for estimated cost of mailer campaign
Texas Supreme Court, Issued administrative stay blocking deposition; Texas Transgender Student Union LLC, Wyoming-registered organization linked to mailers and texts; Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT), Sought deposition; filed lawsuit notice and 6 more
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Clocks will move back one hour at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 1, as daylight saving time ends in Texas. A 2025 state law aimed to establish year-round daylight saving time, but it requires federal authorization to take effect.
Gov. Greg Abbott, Governor who signed House Bill 1393 in June 2025; U.S. Rep. Pete Sessions (R–Waco), Supporter of permanent daylight saving time legislation
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The University of Arizona football team (6-1, 3-1 Big 12) plays No. 13 Texas Tech (6-1, 3-1) in Lubbock. Both teams are tied for second in the Big 12 conference, and the loser faces reduced chances for the conference title game.
University of Arizona football team, visiting team; Texas Tech University football team, home team; Noah Fifita, Arizona quarterback and 2 more
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Two Bryan men died Thursday evening in a head-on collision on FM 60 west of Easterwood Airport in Brazos County. According to DPS, one driver drifted across the center turn lane into oncoming traffic.
James Washington, driver killed in crash; Fernando Sierra Medina, driver killed in crash; Texas Department of Public Safety, investigating agency
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