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‘No Kings Day’ Protest Set for Downtown Conroe in Opposition to Trump Parade

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‘No Kings Day’ Protest Set for Downtown Conroe in Opposition to Trump Parade

Conroe will join over 100 cities across Texas this Saturday in hosting a “No Kings” protest — a grassroots demonstration opposing President Donald Trump’s military-themed parade and policies.

Federal Court Blocks Landmark Texas Law That Opened College Doors to Dreamers

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Federal Court Blocks Landmark Texas Law That Opened College Doors to Dreamers

A federal court has permanently blocked the Texas Dream Act, a 25-year-old law that granted in-state tuition to undocumented students in Texas. The decision is sparking renewed debate over immigration, education, and access to opportunity in Texas.

Texas Bill Would Limit Liability for Oil Firms Recycling Frack Water Into State Rivers

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Texas Bill Would Limit Liability for Oil Firms Recycling Frack Water Into State Rivers

As Texas explores turning treated fracking wastewater into a new water source, oil and gas companies want legal protection before scaling up efforts. A proposed bill would shield producers, treatment firms, and landowners from future liability.

Creighton Touts Bill as Win for Educators, Critics Say It's Too Little, Too Late

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Creighton Touts Bill as Win for Educators, Critics Say It's Too Little, Too Late

After months of delay and mounting criticism, a long-awaited public school funding bill is finally getting a hearing in the Texas Senate — and Sen. Brandon Creighton of Conroe is front and center.

Fallen Firefighters Memorial Finds New Home, Renewed Honor in Conroe

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Fallen Firefighters Memorial Finds New Home, Renewed Honor in Conroe

Montgomery County's Fallen Firefighters Memorial was rededicated Saturday at its new, more visible location in Conroe’s Veterans Memorial Park. The memorial pays tribute to the lives and legacy of local first responders.

Judge Keough to Run Again, Vows to Keep Montgomery County a Model of Conservative Leadership

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Judge Keough to Run Again, Vows to Keep Montgomery County a Model of Conservative Leadership

Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough has announced his bid for a third term. He cites his leadership through major storms, wildfires, and the pandemic as reasons voters should keep him in office.

Politics and Government

‘No Kings Day’ Protest Set for Downtown Conroe in Opposition to Trump Parade

Federal Court Blocks Landmark Texas Law That Opened College Doors to Dreamers

Texas Bill Would Limit Liability for Oil Firms Recycling Frack Water Into State Rivers

Creighton Touts Bill as Win for Educators, Critics Say It's Too Little, Too Late

Fallen Firefighters Memorial Finds New Home, Renewed Honor in Conroe

Judge Keough to Run Again, Vows to Keep Montgomery County a Model of Conservative Leadership

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