Posts from r/texas on Thursday, 04/23
POSTS - THURSDAY, 04/23
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No modern American city has ever run out of water. But chances are rising that Corpus Christi could be the first.
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As Texas conservatives reshape higher ed, advocates ask: Where are the Democrats?
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Did Whataburger ‘Fall Off’? We Sent a Team of Texas Comedians to Investigate.
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The pious young Democrat taking on Trump’s Maga God squad
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An LGBTQ+ event opened its doors as Turning Point USA shut people out, deep in the heart of Texas
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Oilfield brine is gurgling up into a church parking lot in the Permian Basin
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"We're sending our daughter back to Camp Mystic. It deserves fairness."
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Rise of child care deserts in Texas fuels worry
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Corpus Christi will likely face emergency water restrictions this fall, staff warns
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Big Bend National Park could see vehicle barriers, patrol roads under latest changes to border wall plans
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