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Judge will decide whether to remove Travis Scott from Astroworld Festival litigation after Monday hearing
Travis Scott's attorneys argued that the rapper was not in control of the festival's safety or security procedures and shouldn't be held responsible for the deaths of 10 people who attended the concert, along with hundreds more who were injured.
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Racism in the health care system is killing Black pregnant Texans
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Freed-Montrose library open for now; Whitmire wants to find use for historic building
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$2 million bond set for man who crashed stolen 18-wheeler into Brenham DPS facility
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Fort Bend County looks to launch 311 call line
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