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Texas News Today brings you fast, focused daily updates from across the Lone Star State. Hosted by Corey with the Story, this show covers the biggest headlines in Texas—from politics in Austin and business in Dallas to culture in Houston and breaking news across every corner of the state. Each episode delivers clear, concise reporting on the stories shaping Texas, including local government, crime, economy, weather, sports, and community developments—so you can stay informed in just minutes a day. New episodes drop daily with the most important Texas news, powered by AI and produced by The Dai...

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Con Amor Cocina Y Cantina Coming Soon | Texas News 10.07.2026

Get ready to savor home-style Mexican flavors and a full bar at the historic Deco Pizzeria spot on Fredericksburg Road — soon to be Con Amor Cocina y Cantina. Already a familiar face on Steves Avenue, this team is expanding with breakfast, lunch, and dinner on tap, aiming for an early-to-mid-August debut. Just remember: their liquor license might take a little longer, but the fideo loco we tried l...

Austin’s Homicide Surge This Summer | Texas News 10.07.2026

Austin’s homicide count hits 33 this year already—halfway through July—and officials are sounding the alarm as the city grapples with a violent surge, especially in the summer months. The latest victim was found shot in a truck in East Austin, sparking an active manhunt. With seven homicides in under two months, the APD’s 90%+ clearance rate remains a beacon of effectiveness, even hitting 100% las...

Robron Lewis Trial Delayed Over Phone Evidence | Texas News 10.07.2026

The Robron Lewis trial, centered on the 2021 McDonald’s shooting death of Jacal Jacob Allen, has hit a major snag as prosecutors scramble to analyze a mysterious cellphone found in the victim’s car—whose ownership and potential evidence it holds could derail the case entirely. With Lewis accused of being the getaway man while his alleged accomplice, Tranquil Card, allegedly pulled the trigger, the...

Taylor Residents Frustrated by Zoning Block | Texas News 10.07.2026

Taylor, Texas residents were left stunned and frustrated when their year-long citizen petition to block new data centers was abruptly rejected—not by debate, but by a social media post declaring it unconstitutional under state law. The city council’s surprise announcement shattered expectations at a packed meeting, where chants of “Shame!” and a three-minute hum echoed the community’s outrage. Tho...

Teen Driver Leaves Scene After Fatal Crash | Texas News 10.07.2026

A 21-year-old driver, Abraham Sosa-Castro, caused a fatal crash in East El Paso after allegedly driving drunk, flipping his car and fleeing the scene while still clutching his beer and cooler. The 76-year-old victim, Manuel Oliva Contreras, died from injuries. Sosa-Castro, who reportedly refused help and asked strangers for rides to find his friends, was eventually arrested nearly three weeks late...

New Career Center Prepares Students for Real Jobs | Texas News 10.07.2026

Lamar Consolidated ISD is launching a cutting-edge Career and Technical Education Center this August in Rosenberg, offering students hands-on training in high-demand fields like culinary arts, robotics, and automotive tech—complete with industry certifications and college credits. Designed to mirror real workplaces, the center partners with local businesses for internships and job placements, ensu...

Metrocare on Brink of Collapse | Texas News 10.07.2026

Dallas County’s mental health lifeline, Metrocare, is teetering on collapse, needing $10–15 million to avoid shutdown by month’s end. A potential lifeline? A partnership with Parkland Hospital, which could merge services and cut costs—but not everyone’s on board. Commissioner Price blasts the idea, calling Metrocare’s woes mismanagement and warning Parkland shouldn’t inherit the burden. Metrocare...

Byron Buxton’s Trade Potential | Texas News 10.07.2026

Byron Buxton’s fantasy value could skyrocket if traded—despite Minnesota’s stance, teams like LA, Chicago, and Texas are eyeing him for a power boost and lineup fit. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting. Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai...

San Antonio PD’s New Acting Chief | Texas News 10.07.2026

San Antonio’s police department is in transition as veteran Jesse Salame, a 26-year officer, steps in as acting chief after Chief McManus unexpectedly retired. Salame, who’s formally applied for the permanent role and received McManus’s full endorsement, is focused on stability—not sweeping change—during this pivotal shift. With McManus moving to private security and the city actively recruiting f...

H-E-B Fire Contained in Meat Case | Texas News 10.07.2026

A fire broke out at an H-E-B in Alliance Thursday night around 8:20 PM, but firefighters quickly contained it to a single meat case—no injuries reported. The store is now closed as staff assesses damage, with H-E-B confirming everything’s safe and no one hurt. While the fire department hasn’t issued a full statement, the situation is under control. Just another reminder that even everyday places c...

Letters From Camp Mystic’s Grieving Families | Texas News 10.07.2026

Heart-wrenching letters flood Texas health officials as former campers, grieving families, and children demand accountability after the Camp Mystic tragedy—where a deadly flood claimed lives and shattered dreams. Amid the camp’s withdrawal from licensing and bankruptcy filing, raw messages reveal grief, fury, and a desperate plea for safety. Nine-year-old Gia Frank’s touching tribute to her friend...

ACLU’s Protest Privacy Advice Sparks Debate | Texas News 10.07.2026

The ACLU’s new protest privacy guide is sparking controversy as critics worry its advice—like using encrypted apps and avoiding live streams—could help hide illegal activity, especially after recent federal prosecutions tied to encrypted messaging. While the organization insists it’s about protecting protesters’ rights, the timing and messaging are fueling debate over privacy versus accountability...

Gemini’s Diversity Dilemma | Texas News 10.07.2026

Google’s Gemini AI chatbot has sparked controversy after generating historically inaccurate images—like Black people in Nazi Germany or female knights in medieval Europe—as part of an effort to boost diversity. The unintended results have led to widespread criticism, prompting Google to pause the image feature while it works on fixes. This incident underscores the delicate balance between inclusiv...

Rangers Target Rogers and Rushing | Texas News 10.07.2026

The Texas Rangers are at a crossroads, hovering near .500 but still in playoff contention—with the trade deadline looming, they’re targeting two key upgrades: a late-season breakout pitcher and a young catcher with upside. Trevor Rogers, a lefty on the verge of free agency, has flipped his season around in June and could be the perfect rotation anchor. Meanwhile, the Rangers eye Dodgers’ catcher D...

Trucking Company Pays $104M After Driver Fell Asleep | Texas News 10.07.2026

A jury just awarded $104 million in a wrongful death case after a Mesilla Valley Transportation driver fell asleep at the wheel, killing Orlando Robles. The crash, captured on dashcam, showed the truck veering off I-40 in Oklahoma and slamming into a parked box truck. The family’s attorneys blamed the company’s dangerous culture — including a safety officer’s claim that drivers “don’t need to slee...

Former Nurse Accused of Patient Abuse | Texas News 10.07.2026

A former nurse practitioner in El Paso County, Victor Lee Ilog, has been arrested on two felony sexual assault charges after allegedly abusing patients during therapy sessions. The accusations, dating back to 2023, include forced oral sex and non-consensual penetration, with one patient reporting inappropriate focus on their sex life. Ilog surrendered without issue, is jailed with a $100K bond, an...

Tobey Out After Infidelity Allegations | Texas News 10.07.2026

Jacob Tobey, the Spurs’ TV voice, is out after explosive allegations of infidelity surfaced online — including claims he cheated with a relative of a Spurs player. Just weeks after signing a multi-year extension and praising his love for San Antonio, Tobey’s exit came swiftly, with the team staying silent while social media erupted. His X account is now private, and Spurs Sports & Entertainment ha...

New Deep-Sea Fish Shines Light on Unknown Oceans | Texas News 10.07.2026

A dazzling new deep-sea fish, glowing with bioluminescence and thriving at crushing depths over two thousand feet, has been discovered in the Pacific Ocean, igniting excitement among scientists. Equipped with cutting-edge submersibles, researchers unlocked a previously inaccessible realm, revealing how much of Earth’s oceans remain mysterious and teeming with life. This fish’s unique adaptations h...

New HEB Fire in Fort Worth Under Control | Texas News 10.07.2026

A major fire broke out at Fort Worth’s brand-new HEB on Heritage Trace Parkway, contained by firefighters by 8:30 PM — a devastating blow for the first HEB in the city. The cause remains unknown, and damage details are pending as the Fort Worth Fire Department investigates. Community members are heartbroken to see the much-anticipated store hit by such an early setback. Listen in comfort: Get a di...

AI Efficiency Breakthrough | Texas News 10.07.2026

AI just got smarter—and greener. Researchers have cracked a breakthrough method that slashes the computing power needed to train large language models, letting AI learn faster and more efficiently from less data. Imagine a student grasping a concept after just one read—now AI can do the same, dramatically cutting energy use and costs. This could democratize AI, letting smaller teams and even indiv...

Lorenzo Salgado Death Sparks Demand for Probe | Texas News 10.07.2026

Lorenzo Salgado is dead — officially ruled a homicide by ICE’s own forensic team — but the story’s twists are raising alarms: he wasn’t even the target in the July 7th Houston shootout, no officers wore body cams, and now community leaders are demanding an independent probe, with Texas Rangers or local police stepping in to restore trust. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://...

San Antonio Gun Stop Turns Tense | Texas News 10.07.2026

In San Antonio, cops pulled over a suspect matching a gun disturbance description—only to face a tense standoff when the driver refused to exit his car, even threatening officers with violence. Instead of rushing in, officers stayed calm, called for backup, and let the suspect surrender on his own terms—showing how patience and restraint can defuse dangerous situations. The case is still under inv...

Texas Dream Act Rejected Again | Texas News 10.07.2026

A federal appeals court has shut down a last-ditch legal effort to revive Texas’ now-defunct Dream Act, which granted in-state tuition to undocumented students who lived in the state for three years before graduating high school. Despite a coalition of student groups, colleges, and advocates filing motions to intervene and challenge the previous ruling, the court—with a 2-1 vote—rejected their req...

ICE Officer Shoots Man Without Body Cam | Texas News 10.07.2026

An ICE officer fatally shot Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston — the officer wasn’t wearing a body camera because the agency hadn’t received them yet, blaming government shutdowns for the delay. Half of ICE’s field offices now have cameras, with the rest expected to be outfitted within 60 days. Salgado, who’d lived in the U.S. for decades and was working toward legal status, had no criminal record....

Austin Police Seek Help Identifying ATM Burglars | Texas News 10.07.2026

Austin Police are hunting three suspects linked to a swift string of ATM thefts at North Austin convenience stores on July 7th — a brazen, coordinated heist that began in Houston, hit multiple locations on Wells Branch Parkway, and vanished back to Houston the same day. With photos released and an urgent call for public tips, APD is racing to identify the out-of-town criminals before more stores b...

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