➤ Plano: The city council approved a $15 million incentive for the initial phase of a 91-acre, $4 billion life sciences complex being developed by Dallas-based NexPoint at the site of the former Electronic Data Systems campus. (More) ➤ Sanford: An invasive South American fish with “human teeth” was caught at Lake Meredith on Sunday. Despite being related to the piranha, the pacu actually feeds on nuts and berries. (See Photos) ➤ Kilgore: The city council voted Tuesday to join the National Purple Heart City Organization, which aims to honor service members throughout the country who were wounded in combat. (More) ➤ Allen: Police raided nine vape shops accused of selling products with THC levels between 7% and 78%, well above the legal limit of 0.3%. The operation resulted in five arrests. (More) ➤ Kempner: State Reps. Brad Buckley (R-Killeen) and David Spiller (R-Jacksboro) attended a packed city council meeting Tuesday, where residents expressed frustration about ongoing water quality issues. (See Details) ➤ Tarrant County: Some AT&T customers have experienced recent service disruptions due to copper wire theft. (More) ➤ Austin: CapMetro, the city’s public transit authority, got its first police officers this week. The CapMetro board authorized the creation of the Transit Police Department in August 2021. (See Details) Enjoy reading The Texas Flyover? Click here to share with your friends and family. |
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