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“We’re keeping them behind the counter as customers walk in and ask for or request for eggs. We’re limited to one tray per customer,” said Abo Mused. SAN ANTONIO — You may have seen empty shelves when you were looking to buy eggs this week, and the bird flu is to blame. According to local … Read more

Official Inspection Station has been forced to go from eight to two stations while laying off at least a dozen employees. SAN ANTONIO — Starting Wednesday, non-commercial drivers in Texas will no longer need to get their annual safety inspection for vehicle registration, which comes after lawmakers passed legislation in 2023 doing away with the … Read more

This year was another massive year for growth and development in North Texas. DALLAS — This year was another massive year of growth in North Texas. These are some of the biggest developments that were announced and got underway in 2024. Communities along Lake Texoma, a popular playground for visitors from Dallas-Fort Worth, saw some … Read more

A fire destroyed Juanita Vallejo’s mobile home on Dec. 12, including most of the tools she and her husband use to make a living. SOMERSET, Texas — For years, Juanita Vallejo has been chopping wood for barbecue joints across the area, selling it for $5 a crate.  “I’m not about just trying to show you … Read more

On Dec. 12, a fire destroyed the mobile home, her belongings and a majority of the tools she and her husband use to make a living. SOMERSET, Texas — For years, Juanita Vallejo has been chopping wood for barbecue joints across the area. She sells it for five dollars a crate.  “I’m not about just … Read more