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1.8 million low-income Texans could see health coverage changes
1.8 million Texans with Medicaid coverage could lose their current health plans and be shifted to new insurers if Texas Health and Human Services stands by a recent decision to redistribute the contracts.
Advocates prepare to celebrate Autism acceptance in April
Harris County day cares could soon see big tax breaks
280 unsafe toddler beds and baby playpens seized by federal agents
Family says they would have avoided hardship with new Bentley's Law
Texas drunk drivers will now pay child support if they kill guardians
Texas House leaves $2.3 billion child care proposal off final budget
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ABC13 talks aerospace apprenticeships 1-on-1 with labor secretary
4-year-old with autism found on busy road while under care of center
How new Texas laws favor parents in child abuse investigations
Harris County parents can soon apply to receive free child care
Dad stationed in AZ denied transfer to see newborn in Houston NICU
US labor chief speaks on future of energy jobs, recession, childcare
Lawmaker proposes bill to make parents aware during child abuse probe
Texans brace for end of nearly 3 years of pandemic Medicaid coverage
Girl erroneously let out of class wanders off, walks 15 minutes home
Combatting issue of childcare deserts in Houston area push for more
Foster mother arrested after child reports abuse to counselor: Records
Memorial Hermann admitted error that put infant in ICU, family says
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Advocates prepare to celebrate Autism acceptance in April
Harris County day cares could soon see big tax breaks
280 unsafe toddler beds and baby playpens seized by federal agents
Family says they would have avoided hardship with new Bentley's Law
Texas drunk drivers will now pay child support if they kill guardians
Texas House leaves $2.3 billion child care proposal off final budget
ABC13 talks aerospace apprenticeships 1-on-1 with labor secretary
4-year-old with autism found on busy road while under care of center
How new Texas laws favor parents in child abuse investigations
Harris County parents can soon apply to receive free child care
Dad stationed in AZ denied transfer to see newborn in Houston NICU
US labor chief speaks on future of energy jobs, recession, childcare
Lawmaker proposes bill to make parents aware during child abuse probe
Texans brace for end of nearly 3 years of pandemic Medicaid coverage
Girl erroneously let out of class wanders off, walks 15 minutes home
Combatting issue of childcare deserts in Houston area push for more
Foster mother arrested after child reports abuse to counselor: Records
Memorial Hermann admitted error that put infant in ICU, family says
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