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Texas Church's Rendition of ‘Hamilton' Ends With Sermon Comparing Being Gay to Drug Addiction
The performance, produced and livestreamed by The Door Christian Fellowship Ministries, included several biblical references not originally included in the musical.
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Survivors Still Healing 3 Years After El Paso Mass Shooting
On Aug. 3, 2019, a man shot and killed 23 people at a Walmart store in El Paso, Texas, a community where 85% of residents are Hispanic. In English and Spanish, survivors told LX News’ Marcel Clarke and Beth Peak about witnessing the tragedy, helping victims at the scene, and their healing process still underway three years later. Warning: some...
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Cable Company Ordered to Pay Over $7 Billion in Damages to Family of Texas Grandmother Murdered by Employee
Roy James Holden had performed a service call at the home of Betty Thomas, 83, in December 2019. He returned the next day off duty, robbed her and killed her
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KGB Photo, Coded Docs Add Mystery to Case of Texas Couple Who Stole IDs of Dead Infants
A U.S. defense contractor and his wife, who lived for decades under the identities of two dead Texas children, have been charged with identity theft and conspiring against the government, according to federal court records unsealed in Honolulu
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Drought is Leading Texas Farmers to Sell Off Their Livestock
A lack of water also means a lack of grass for cattle to eat, and that’s impacting local economies that rely on beef and dairy production. Texas A&M professor and livestock economist David P. Anderson joins LX News to discuss how the Texas drought is impacting ranchers.
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Hawaii Couple Accused of Living Under Assumed Names of Dead Texas Babies
Federal investigators are asking that two people living in Hawaii under the assumed names of dead Texas children be held without bail.
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Suspected Russian Spies Living in US Took Identities of Dead Texas Babies, Feds Say
According to government documents, Walter Glenn Primrose, also known as Bobby Edward Fort, and Gwynn Darle Morrison, also known as Julie Lyn Montague, were arrested on Friday morning.
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In Uvalde, Closeness Complicates Accountability for Shooting
In the aftermath of the massacre at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, families of victims and many residents are navigating mixed emotions as they channel their grief and fury into demands for change.
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2 Indicted in Migrant Death-Trailer Case That Left 53 Dead
Two men were indicted Wednesday in the case of a hot, airless tractor-trailer rig found last month with 53 dead or dying migrants in San Antonio, officials said.
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This Map Shows the ‘Fingerprints' of Climate Change
Climate change makes extreme weather more frequent and intense, and heat waves are no exception. Each day. Climate Central’s new Climate Shift Index shows you where weather patterns are most connected to climate change. Climate storyteller Chase Cain joins LX News host Marcel Clarke to show the index and how it depicts Texas and New Mexico during this heat...
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Climate Change Makes Heat Waves Like Texas' More Frequent, Intense
Summers are getting hotter each year in the U.S., with warming increasing the fastest in the western and southwestern parts of the country. Climate change is making extreme weather events more intense and more frequent, whether they are droughts or heat, explains NBC 5 meteorologist Samantha Davies. She joined LX News Now to discuss the Texas heat.
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Texas Sues Health Secretary Over Emergency Abortion Guidance
The lawsuit, which names the Department of Health and Human Services and Secretary Xavier Becerra among its defendants, says the guidance issued by the Biden administration earlier this week is unlawful, and that the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act does not cover abortions.
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Reporter: Videos of Uvalde School Shooting Offer ‘Unabridged Version of the Truth'
After officials retracted statements and others
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Pregnant Texas Mom Shares Her Story of Getting a Ticket in the HOV Lane
Expectant mom Brandy Bottone got a ticket in Dallas, Texas recently, for driving in the HOV (carpool) lane with fewer than 2 people in the vehicle. But Bottone argued that her unborn child should count as her second passenger. The county sheriff’s officers who ticketed her did not buy it. Bottone joins LX News Now to share her story of...
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‘We Must Get Her Home,' WNBA Continues to Push for Brittney Griner's Release
At a news conference Friday, ahead of All-Star festivities in Chicago, the WNBA stepped up its campaign for the release of Brittney Griner from her detention in Russia.
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Watch: Woman and Dog Rescued from Burning Car
Police in San Antonio, Texas, captured the rescue with body cameras.
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Texas Supreme Court Blocks Order That Resumed Abortions
The Texas Supreme Court has blocked a lower court order that gave some abortion clinics confidence to resume performing abortions. The order handed down Friday night by the state’s highest court comes just days after some abortion providers rushed to resume services.
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Police Find 13 Migrants in San Antonio Tractor-Trailer Days After Dozens Died
Less than a week after 53 migrants died when they were left in an abandoned truck in San Antonio, officials in the same Texas city on Friday said 13 apparent migrants were found inside a tractor-trailer.
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Woman Accused of Killing Vermont Cyclist Captured Weeks Later in Costa Rica
A yoga teacher suspected of killing an elite Vermont cyclist in Texas was captured in Costa Rica, according to authorities. Kaitlin Marie Armstrong was found at a hostel on Santa Teresa Beach in Provincia de Puntarenas Wednesday, the U.S. Marshals Office said Thursday. The 34-year-old will be deported and brought back to the U.S. Authorities in Texas had been searching...
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Death Toll Now at 53 in San Antonio as Families Wait for Answers
Efforts to identify the dead are being complicated by a lack of identification documents, the need to share fingerprint data across borders and even stolen IDs.