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Texas rolls out authorization system for commercial automated motor vehicles

AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV) is accepting applications for an authorization to commercially operate automated motor vehicles ahead of statewide enforcement of new regulations beginning May 28, 2026. Under a new state law (Senate Bill 2807, 89R), companies operating automated motor vehicles commercially in Texas to transport

City of Ferris calls for new local option to remove city operating taxes from primary homes

Ferris, Texas — The City of Ferris is asking state leaders to consider a new local option in Texas law that would allow a city to remove its maintenance and operations property tax from homes that already qualify as a residence homestead under state law. Under the concept the City of

Wilmer’s annual bulk drop-off this Saturday, April 25

WILMER, TX – It can be costly and time consuming to get rid of large and sensitive items that are piling up at your home. This Saturday is your chance to declutter and make a difference and Wilmer is encouraging residents to take advantage of the city’s annual bulk drop-

Glenn Heights’ mayor plans May activities for national initiative linking movement, mental health

GLENN HEIGHTS, TX – Mayor Sonja A. Brown announced today that she is bringing a national health initiative to Glenn Heights this May, focusing on how physical activity and social connection work together to support mental health. The City of Glenn Heights, in partnership with the National Forum for Heart Disease

Governor’s office: Texas economy hits record $2.9 trillion

Governor’s office: Texas economy hits record $2.9 trillion

AUSTIN ‒ Governor Greg Abbott this week celebrated the strength of the Texas economy as preliminary estimates from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis show the Texas economy expanded to $2.9 trillion in 2025, based on the state’s 2025 current-dollar gross domestic product (GDP). The Texas economy

Photo of a student signing a Letter of Intent to attend TSTC.

High school seniors commit to TSTC during NC3 National Signing Day

More than 500 high school seniors officially committed to Texas State Technical College on Thursday, April 16, as part of the National NC3 CTE (career and technical education) Letter of Intent Signing Day. Signing locations included TSTC’s North Texas campus in Red Oak. TSTC also hosted events at its

Ribbon cutting photo.

Ribbon cutting held for Cantey Hanger LLP

The Waxahachie Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting for Cantey Hanger LLP, which provides comprehensive legal support across a wide range of practice areas, including business law, litigation, real estate, tax, estate planning, and more, serving individuals, businesses, and organizations of all sizes. Its new location is at