Anderson Mori & Tomotsune, a major Japanese law firm, announced plans to open offices in Dallas and Houston next spring. The expansion targets Japanese companies' increasing investment in Texas and serves corporate clients in energy, space, and medtech industries.
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Anderson Mori plans US debut with two Texas offices
Japan's Anderson Mori Plans 2-Office Spring Launch In Texas
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LSU's women's basketball team defeated Texas Southern 131-22 on Thursday night, setting an LSU program record for margin of victory at 109 points. Seven LSU players scored in double figures.
$25,000 for payment to Texas Southern
Jada Williams, LSU player, transfer from Iowa State; Anna Minaeva, LSU freshman; Mikaylah Williams, LSU player and 7 more
Reported by 2 outletsOnly right-leaning outlets reported thisFound via Google News
The Randall County Sheriff's Office found a woman who appeared confused near Jonathan Street and Lair Road on Friday morning. The woman was identified and reunited with her family.
Randall County Sheriff's Office, found and assisted the woman
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The San Antonio Spurs announced an expanded partnership with Shiner Texas Bourbon, featuring the bourbon in specialty cocktails at the Shiner branded bar in the Frost Club and in arena-wide specialty cocktail rotations at Spurs games and events.
San Antonio Spurs, sports organization entering partnership; Shiner Texas Bourbon / Shiner Texas Spirits, bourbon producer entering partnership; Nick Weiland, vice president of marketing for Shiner and 1 more
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Following Texas's 2026 election results on Tuesday, tattoo parlors across the state reported increased demand for bluebonnet and blue-themed tattoo designs. Tattoo artists in Dallas, Lubbock, and San Antonio described being flooded with booking requests for custom designs commemorating the election outcomes.
Cary Adams, Tattoo artist at Iron Ink Tattoo in Irving; Sam Gaitan, Tattoo artist at The Brand Tattoo Studio in Lubbock; Kristen Gutierrez, Tattoo artist at Twisted Tattoo in San Antonio and 1 more
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Fact-checking websites investigated a claim that X suspended Texas Governor Greg Abbott's official account after the 2026 midterm elections. They found the account @GovAbbott was actually suspended between February and March 2025, months before the elections.
Lead Stories, Fact-checking website that investigated the claim; Reuters, Fact-checking the claim; Greg Abbott, Texas Governor
Reported by 2 outletsFound via Google News
A Houston resident won the $5 million top prize on a Texas Lottery scratch ticket. The winning ticket was purchased at a store in Houston.
$5 million for lottery prize
Texas Lottery, confirmed the winning ticket and prize details; Super K, retail location where winning ticket was purchased
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A donkey rescue organization opened the first donkey hospital in the United States in Collinsville, Texas in September 2026. The facility treats rescued donkeys before they are rehomed or moved to California.
King, Founder of Oscar's Place donkey rescue; Dr. Kate Schoenhals, Full-time veterinarian for Oscar's Place; Oscar's Place, Nonprofit donkey rescue organization
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El Paso, Dallas, and Lubbock counties are illuminating courthouse buildings with green lights from November 4-11 as part of Operation Green Light for Veterans, a nationwide initiative led by the National Association of Counties to recognize military veterans and raise awareness of available resources.
National Association of Counties (NACo), Leader of Operation Green Light for Veterans initiative; National Association of County Veterans Service Officers (NACVSO), Co-leader of Operation Green Light for Veterans initiative; El Paso County, Announced plans to light Enrique Moreno County Courthouse green and 4 more
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