The policy change, which does not affect the skills tests already conducted only in English, comes amid a federal crackdown on noncitizen truck drivers.
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Angelo State University in San Angelo will implement the Enhanced Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative (E-CTI) creating a new pathway for students to enter one of the nation's most in-demand aviation careers.
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With just over two weeks until the first game in Arlington, leaders came together to commemorate the moment and statue.
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From a West Texas measles outbreak to rising vaccine exemptions statewide, families of immunocompromised children depend on herd immunity, which is slowly eroding.
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A federal appeals court allowed Texas to require app stores to verify users' ages and seek parental consent before a minor can download apps.
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