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Feds appeal Pemex bribery acquittal
Judge ruled prosecutors lacked evidence in case against Woodlands energy executive
The story focuses on the administrative consequences and regulatory findings regarding a specific individual's conduct during a localized natural disaster.
The Texas Board of Nursing has suspended the license of a camp health officer following a flood event at Hill Country retreat that resulted in fatalities, citing a failure to provide aid.
“alleged inaction during flood”
“Focus on institutional accountability”
State board disciplines Camp Mystic health chief
Nursing license suspended over alleged inaction during flood
Official calls for no more negative ads in race
Paxton agrees, but Cornyn says no to plea by GOP chair
Coverage of the State GOP Chairman's request for candidates to cease internal party attacks before a runoff election.
UH System OKs budget with more pay for graduate assistants
An overview of the University of Houston's new budget approval, highlighting increased spending for staff and students despite some funding shifts.
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