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The Tribune introduces 11 summer fellows

By Brandon Formby, The Texas Tribune June 9, 2026 The Texas Tribune this week welcomes 11 talented college students and recent graduates to its fellowship program. This summer, these up-and-coming professionals will help the state’s premier nonprofit newsroom navigate the breaking news, political developments and industry challenges Texas news outlets face. The Tribune offers paid…

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Limited-Space Hard Hat Tours Now Available at Magoffin Home 

|  June 9, 2026  | El Paso, TX – Magoffin Home State Historic Site invites the public to tour the active restoration of the Magoffin Home’s historic adobe walls in a limited-space hard hat tour of the site, beginning Wednesday, June 10. The Magoffin Home is currently closed for general tours as a multi-million-dollar restoration will carefully repair 150-year-old adobe bricks within…

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Masters of Precision: Why Machinists are Essential to Everyday Life

From smartphones and laptops to vehicles and HVAC systems, many of the products Texans rely on every day begin with a machinist. Machinists create the precision parts that keep industries moving, transforming raw materials into components used in manufacturing, aerospace, energy, healthcare and countless other fields. But what does a machinist actually do? “A machinist…

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Postal Service Names Top Cities and States for Dog Attacks on Mail Carriers

USPS National Dog Bite Awareness Events Kick Off June 1   TEXAS — Last year, U.S. Postal Service employees suffered more than 5,200 dog attacks. To combat this, USPS is sharing vital safety guidance to help pet owners protect mail carriers and ensure uninterrupted mail delivery.   A monthlong Dog Bite Awareness campaign begins Monday,…

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Op-Ed: Texas Judge Greenlights CPS Reports Based on “Perceived Autism”

BROWN COUNTY, Texas — In a first-of-its-kind civil rights case in Texas, Civil District Judge Mike Smith has agreed with Brown County doctors that they are legally permitted to report parents to CPS based on the doctor’s perception that the parents may have autism. In a recent hearing, attorneys representing doctors from Hendrick’s Medical Center…

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UT Tyler Fisch College of Pharmacy Class of 2026 Achieves 100% Residency Match Rate 

TYLER, Texas (June 8, 2026) – The University of Texas at Tyler Ben and Maytee Fisch College of  Pharmacy Class of 2026 achieved a 100% residency match rate. Pharmacy residency programs  provide rigorous, post-graduate clinical training designed to develop expert practitioners.  Completing a residency is often a prerequisite for specialized roles in hospital systems, healthcare…

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