Dallas march ends in deadliest police attack since 9 11
The Next Generation Action Network led a Dallas march after arriving from Baton Rouge. Within hours, the protest drew 800 plus attendees and then a gunman killed five officers and wounded nine others in a hours long standoff before dying.
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Madam Queen Steam Locomotive Up For Sale In Amarillo
Amarillo seeks bids to sell the Madam Queen steam locomotive Santa Fe 5000, once a city treasure and restoration project for volunteers. Preservation group Santa Fe 5000 Railroad Artifact Preservation Society decries the bid terms and notes the city requires 3.5 million in insurance, a condition they cannot meet.
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Wetlands outside Houston paved over as impervious surfaces surge
Areas outside Houston are paving wetlands faster than the city, raising flood risk in a region already prone to heavy rains. Fort Bend County saw a 53 percent rise in impervious surfaces from 2001 to 20H, while Waller County rose 17 percent, sparking concern among engineers and advocates over runoff and open-space loss.
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Tigua Tribe to End Sweepstakes Games in El Paso
The Tigua tribe will stop offering sweepstakes games to comply with a federal judge’s ruling and shift to traditional bingo. The dispute with the Texas Attorney General over nonlegal games centered on tribal sovereignty versus state law. It remains unclear if bingo can be offered without a state license.
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A Win For Millions Of Small-Business Workers
Changes in ACA rules as of January 1, 2016 redefine small businesses as firms with one to 100 employees expanding the market to include auto repair, restaurants, financial services and more. Employers seek broader, flexible plans with expert guidance to avoid costly, confusing choices and ensure proper coverage for workers and families.
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Small Business Majority
Small firms gain year round from advisers on health plans
Smaller businesses rely on professional advisers who act as de facto HR and payroll departments. With fewer staff and resources, they research, manage, and administer plans. Employers and employees benefit from abundant options at federal or private exchanges.
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