Posts from r/texas on Tuesday, 07/21
POSTS - TUESDAY, 07/21
$
The list of homes owned by Texas’ Ken Paxton grows, adding to his political problems | “Since taking office, Ken Paxton has now become a multimillionaire, while our pay has remained stagnant for years, for decades. He now owns 11 homes, while most Texans can’t afford one.”
84
1,884
1,903
19
$
Razor-laden border buoys swept away by Texas downpours being sold for scrap in Mexico
97
1,073
1,095
22
$
'Sweet lady' from Texas stabbed woman 100 times, then traveled the world, started a family and worked as a popular realtor for years — now her secret is finally out: Cops
62
595
607
12
$
Samsung laying off hundreds as it moves U.S. electronics headquarters to Texas
53
319
329
10
$
I plan to photograph all 254 County Courthouses of Texas. This is my home County of Brazos. 7/254 done.
45
251
256
5
$
Several Central Texas lakes are full. What does that mean for drought and water safety?
28
190
196
6
$
Texas Tech University announces deal with data center developer to rebrand football stadium -- Texas Tech Athletics has announced that the Red Raiders will now play from "Galaxy Stadium."
12
83
96
13
$
As Texas real estate guru Tie Lasater built a millionaire brand, investors say they lost their savings
8
71
75
4
$
'Taken too soon': Kerrville man killed by floods remembered as 'forever optimist'
1
51
58
7
$
Missed targets, full payment: Austin mayor calls nonprofit audit ‘troubling’
3
44
45
1