Recent rains have improved drought conditions in Central and East Texas, but rural West Texas continues to struggle. Mose Buchele of KUT News reports for StateImpact Texas on what happens when cities see rain while rural lands continue to suffer. Read the full story at StateImpact Texas.
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gypsy314 ne
Two choices both should be done now. Pipeline water from flood areas and build more lakes. We have millions of people coming to Texas for jobs do not wait get it done.
sharyrun foster
why did n 't he look up the ave why are in recover and why are they walking on glass the mountain lion attack a like boy what did the little boy to the lion for the lion to attack him who was with the little boy was his dad or mom with him why he was hiking on the mountain if their was no one on the hike with him he should not been on the hike .
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