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Missouri News Network SNAPFood Bank for Central and Northeast Missouricity of columiba · Facebook · Bluesky · Twitter · LinkedIn · Email · KOMU 8.
Read MoreSUGAR LAND, Texas, Oct. 31, 2025 — Applied Optoelectronics Inc. (AOI), a provider of advanced optical and hybrid fiber coax networking products, …
Read MoreFORT BEND COUNTY, Texas – For 79-year-old Jeanette Ubernosky, a simple knock on the door means more than just a hot meal it's comfort and connection.
Read More10/27/2025 – The San Jacinto watershed has received only about 2% of the county’s flood-mitigation dollars since voters approved the 2018 Flood Bond. And yet, the San Jacinto watershed: Yet whether you look at total dollars spent or construction dollars, the 2% figure remains. San Jacinto Watershed Receives Less than $5 Million Per Year in […]
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Read MoreLongtime Missouri City council member challenging mayor in November election Missouri City Hall · Houston's Emancipation Park to expand with new …
Read More… Fort Bend County, deputies say. Sen. Rand Paul (Ky.) was the lone Republican to oppose the measure. Democrats who blocked the House-passed bill say …
Read More10/7/2025 – Newly posted spending figures on the Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD) website for the third quarter of 2025 show a continuing slowdown in spending. Last quarter, HCFCD spending fell below where we started after the flood-bond election in 2018 … almost to a quarter of what it was at the peak under […]
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Read MoreBrazoria County communities will have sturdier infrastructure and be more resilient to future flooding events after sharing in $45 million in …
Read More9/27/25 – The information below comes from a Texas Water Development Board newsletter pertaining to water supply funding propositions on the November Ballot. Buried within them are some rules that could also benefit flood mitigation. I am reprinting the newsletter verbatim. Proposition 4 and Texas Water Fund Frequently Asked Questions Proposition 4 will be on […]
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Read MoreAccording to ChatGPT, the 2025 Texas legislature this year devoted 2.7 times more money to increasing water supply than to mitigating flooding. The water-supply funding aims to keep Texas growing, even as large sections of the state struggle with water shortages, drought, aquifer depletion and subsidence. Dual-Purpose Funding But some of the money allocated by […]
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