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By Ari Snider For the latest installment of Quiet and Loud, a series exploring how the sounds of West Texas have changed during the pandemic, we're taking… -
By Mitchell Ferman, The Texas TribuneLawmakers and analysts say it is too soon for an exact estimate, but the financial damage from the storm has left…
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By Erin Douglas, The Texas TribuneOfficials with the Electric Reliability Council of Texas said that grid operators implemented blackouts to avoid a…
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By Public Radio StaffDue to a severe winter storm this week, upcoming public testing for the coronavirus in Presidio has been canceled. It's unclear at…
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By Ari SniderValentine’s day is upon us, and, like all holidays during the pandemic, it can feel kinda weird. How do you celebrate a holiday that's all…
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By Public Radio StaffUpcoming public testing for the coronavirus will take place in Alpine, Marfa, and Fort Davis.Testing will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.,…
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By Laurel Wamsley, NPRPro-Trump protesters gathered in front of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday. On social media sites both fringe and mainstream,…
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By Ari SniderMarfa musicians Primo Carrasco and David Beebe are familiar names in the Far West Texas music scene. The duo has played together for years…
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By Ari SniderThese days, there’s not a whole lot going on in Ruidosa. By most estimates, the town is home to about 15 people. But it used to be one of the…
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By Yasmeen Khalifa and Megan Menchaca, The Texas TribuneFood banks and nonprofits are providing free meals, internet access and housing assistance. As…
