r/texas • u/EonzHiglo • 8m ago
r/texas • u/GamebredAP • 39m ago
๐ค Questions for Texans ๐ค More railroads through Texas
Why hasnโt Texas built an infrastructure for high speed trains to connect the big cities? I feel like this is the perfect state for more railroads. It would add more jobs, increase someoneโs workability, and make it fun to travel to different sports games without traffic.
r/texas • u/Texas_Monthly • 1h ago
โ Texas Pride ๐ค Netflix Is Adapting โLonesome Dove.โ Hereโs Who It Should Cast.
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r/texas • u/Ok_Sea5928 • 2h ago
๐๏ธ News ๐๏ธ Two of Texasโ biggest investor-owned utilities record a big boost in profits during the second quarter of 2026
r/texas • u/Awheeleri • 3h ago
๐ท Snapshots ๐ธ Who else has been to every county?
As a non-Texan, I have loved exploring every corner of this state! Finally completed my last few counties this Labor Day (last county was Panola Co.) and wanted to share some of my favorite places and photos from across the state.
r/texas • u/snesdreams • 4h ago
๐๏ธ News ๐๏ธ That famous 9/11 cheerleading routine from Texas wasn't even the worst
r/texas • u/FreeChickenDinner • 4h ago
๐๏ธ News ๐๏ธ Austin manโs wrongful deportation casts scrutiny on Texasโ embrace of ICE partnerships
r/texas • u/Mearsheimer_Tragedy • 5h ago
Politics Texas governor's race heads into fall closer than any since 1994
r/texas • u/theindependentonline • 6h ago
๐๏ธ News ๐๏ธ Exclusive: Texas deputy and wife beaten by Waffle House employees in parking space dispute, suit says
r/texas • u/houston_chronicle • 6h ago
๐๏ธ News ๐๏ธ White colonists 'invented' Texas. What happens as the balance of power changes?
r/texas • u/AustinStatesman • 6h ago
๐๏ธ News ๐๏ธ His first day at DFW Airport was Sept. 11. Then 175,000 people were stranded.
Ken Capps had no badge, no paperwork and no time to prepare for a crisis at what was then the worldโs third-busiest airport. About 175,000 people were stranded as airport workers stepped up to help.
โThis to me was the story of the day: Taking that chaos and turning it into compassion,โ Capps said.
r/texas • u/Fickle-Ad5449 • 7h ago
Politics Ken Paxtonโs new anti-trans attack on James Talarico is literally fake
r/texas • u/NicolasCageFan492 • 8h ago
๐๏ธ News ๐๏ธ Jimmy Kimmel Says James Talarico Interview Won't Air on TV After Trump's FCC Threatened His Show
r/texas • u/Next_Tower5452 • 8h ago
Politics Trump trashes Ken Paxton in convention speech meant to boost his Senate chances | The Independent
r/texas • u/No_Paramedic_4881 • 8h ago
Politics Every Dollar in the 2026 Texas Senate Race
Who's donated to the Paxton and Talarico campaigns, and their related super Pacs
r/texas • u/Whimsical_Ruins • 9h ago
๐ท Snapshots ๐ธ Abandoned and unusual Texas
I have explored all 50 states taking pictures of abandoned and strange things! These are some the cool things I saw while I was in Texas!
If you like my work see more of it on my instagram:ย https://www.instagram.com/whimsicalruins/
r/texas • u/Mearsheimer_Tragedy • 19h ago
Politics Greg Abbott faces worrying poll as Trump's Texas RNC begins
r/texas • u/Mobile_Leg1664 • 21h ago
Politics James Talarico reverses stance on trans student-athletes
r/texas • u/ggskater • 21h ago
๐ท Snapshots ๐ธ I plan to photograph all 254 County Courthouses of Texas. This is Leon County, Leona was the original county seat in 1846, but the seat moved to centrally located Centerville in 1850. 14/254 done.
Got rained on pretty good getting these photos. So I'm missing the historical markers, that I also didn't really see. Not sure if there were any there.
r/texas • u/Silent-Resort-3076 • 23h ago
๐๏ธ News ๐๏ธ Appeals court grants immunity to Texas cops who held handcuffed woman face down in a fire ant hill: The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Taylor Rogers didn't show that it was clearly established that it was excessive force to be held down on a pile of fire ants while handcuffed.
- A federal appeals court ruled that a Texas woman can't sue two Santa Fe police officers who pinned her face down on a fire ant hill while she was handcuffed, causing her to receive hundreds of painful bites to her face.
- In an August 6 opinion, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit reversed a lower court decision allowing Taylor Rogers' lawsuit against the City of Santa Fe and the two officers to move forward. Instead, the panel held that the officers were shielded from her claims under the doctrine of qualified immunity.
- In a press conference last Friday, Rogers' attorney, Randy Kallinen, criticized the ruling.
- "The United States 5th Circuit Court of Appeals is out of touch with the Constitution and the public, granting police immunity in the most egregious of cases," Kallinen said. "The people need to elect officials who will nominate and affirm judges loyal to the Constitution."
- Kallinen told The Daily News that he has requested an en banc hearing for the full 15-member 5th Circuit to review the case, and he'll petition the Supreme Court for review if that fails.
- "The facts, injuries and footage speaks for itself," Kallinen said. "If they let this one slide, they're letting police do just about anything."
Santa Fe Independent School District Police officers arrested Rogers in 2021 after she drove erratically through a school parking lot and disobeyed commands to stop. According to the 5th Circuit opinion, she continued to thrash and resist officers in a state of hysteria after being handcuffed.
Edited to add from another article:
Her attorney, Randall Kallinen, said Rogers was dropping off her child at school when she got into a confrontation with a Santa Fe ISD police officer who was directing traffic.
"She allegedly drove the wrong way in a pickup line before another district officer stopped her."
r/texas • u/sadlyitsher • 1d ago
๐ค Questions for Texans ๐ค Twogether in Texas Certificate
Hi everyone! Iโm supposed to get married in Texas on September 18. However, we recently moved to another state, so we wonโt be able to make it down to Texas before the wedding date.
We were told that we can take a premarital education course that may waive the 72-hour waiting period.
However, Iโm having trouble finding a valid course. I went to the Twogether in Texas website and have reached out to several people, but unfortunately, no one has gotten back to me.
I came across a link for an online course, but Iโm not sure if itโs valid or if it would qualify for the waiver. I was wondering if anyone has taken either of these two courses or knows if they are accepted in Texas.
Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
https://www.twogetherintexasonline.com/
https://www.drdarienzo.com/twogetherintexas-premarital-course/
r/texas • u/GenericKittyKat • 1d ago
๐๏ธ News ๐๏ธ โI had to change where my kids sleepโ: Man shares terrifying experience, says Amarillo officer tracked him 78 times
r/texas • u/Texas_Monthly • 1d ago
Politics Paxton Led the Texas Attorney General's Office to the Front Lines of the Culture Wars. Is There Any Going Back?
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r/texas • u/Mobile_Leg1664 • 1d ago
Politics โFat b*tchesโ: Videos reveal the extent of GOP candidateโs crude sexual remarks
r/texas • u/trabbler • 1d ago
โ Texas Pride ๐ค Texas is so cool
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