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Texas funeral turns into a dance party

A Texas family’s farewell took an unexpected turn when a club anthem accidentally blasted through the synagogue instead of the usual somber music. Instead of embarrassment, the Gilinsky family found themselves laughing through their tears as “Better Off Alone” filled the room—a song their late father, a former nightclub owner, would have loved. The mix-up, caught on TikTok, brought everyone together and lightened the mood, making the goodbye feel truly personal. Sometimes, the best memories come from the moments we never plan. Has a mishap ever brought your family closer during tough times? #Relationships #Texas #Family

Tigers Snap Texas’ Streak in Epic Showdown

Wow, what a statement win for Kim Mulkey’s Tigers! After a shaky SEC start, LSU just handed the Longhorns their first L of the season—ending Texas’ perfect run and notching Mulkey’s first top-5 SEC win at LSU. Mikaylah Williams was everywhere, dropping 20 points and stuffing the stat sheet. This is the kind of rivalry game that puts the Tigers right back in the national title convo. Thoughts on how LSU matches up with Oklahoma next? #Sports #LSU #Texas

Flesh-eating maggots near Texas border? Here’s what’s up

A flesh-eating parasite once wiped out in the U.S. is now just 70 miles from Texas. The New World screwworm, known for burrowing into wounds of people and animals, is spreading north from Mexico. California researchers are sounding the alarm, reminding us how quickly invasive species can disrupt local life and economies. They’re working on new traps that mimic the smell of decaying flesh to catch these pests before they cross the border. Have you ever thought about how climate and animal movement can bring back old threats? Let’s talk about what this means for our communities and pets. #Science #PublicHealth #Texas

Salad and Go exits Texas and Oklahoma

Salad and Go is shutting down all its Texas and Oklahoma spots, including 32 restaurants and its Dallas HQ, to focus back on Arizona roots. For folks in Texas and Oklahoma who relied on their affordable salads and quick service, this is a big shift—especially for busy families and workers who loved the drive-thru convenience. The company’s CEO admitted their rapid expansion plan didn’t work out as hoped. How do you feel about losing a healthy, budget-friendly option in your area? What should fill the gap? Let’s talk about what this means for local food choices. #Food #SaladAndGo #Texas

Texas mom welcomes a ‘Grand Canyon’ baby

A Texas mom’s baby name choice turned out to be hilariously spot-on when her newborn son arrived weighing nearly 13 pounds—earning instant nicknames like “the Grand Canyon.” Markie Smith, who has a knack for nature-inspired names, said the entire delivery room gasped when they saw baby Canyon’s size. After a week in the NICU, Canyon went home just in time for Christmas, healthy and happy. It’s wild how a name can fit so perfectly! Anyone else have a story where a name just seemed meant to be? Let’s hear your best baby-naming tales! #Health #BodyHealth #Texas

$2B Ritz collapse: Jobs lost, dreams stalled

A $2 billion Ritz-branded resort that was supposed to put Texas and Arizona on the luxury map has instead left 2,000 workers jobless and communities staring at frozen cranes and unfinished villas. The collapse didn’t just halt construction—it’s a gut punch for families, small businesses, and city budgets that counted on the project’s promise. It’s wild how quickly a high-profile development can unravel when costs soar and lenders pull back. Do you think cities should take a harder look before backing mega-projects like this? How do we balance ambition with real community risk? #Business #RitzCollapse #Texas

Texas family’s wild “coyote” turns out to be a lovable pup

A Texas woman’s backyard surprise started with what looked like a sick coyote hiding in the heat—but ended with a brand new family member. Chelsea and her sister spent hours trying to help the scared, scruffy animal, only to discover at the vet that he was just a regular puppy with some wild looks. They named him Yote, and after searching for his owners with no luck, decided to keep him. Now, Yote’s goofy, loving personality has totally changed their lives. Have you ever had a pet find you in an unexpected way? #Pets #Texas #RescueDog

Texas crypto mines outpace two major cities

Crypto mining in Texas now uses more electricity than all the homes in San Antonio and El Paso combined—over 14.7 million megawatt-hours last year alone. That’s about 3% of the state’s total power, and it’s sparking debate as the grid faces record demand. Some say crypto mines are flexible and use surplus energy, but others worry about noise, disruption, and the risk of blackouts. With new laws letting ERCOT shut down big users in emergencies, the conversation about balancing tech growth and reliable power is heating up. What do you think: is this progress or a problem for Texas communities? #Business #Industry #Texas

Army Gynecologist Charged, Secretly Filmed Over 40 Patients https://tvshowsace.com/2025/12/13/army-gynecologist-charged-secretly-filmed-over-40-patients/ #texas #army

Texas Teen Dies In Horrible ATV Crash, 3 Friends Involved https://tvshowsace.com/2025/12/12/texas-teen-dies-in-horrible-atv-crash-3-friends-involved/ #texas