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Texas House Speaker Straus visits Terrell (The Terrell Tribune)
A year after being elected speaker of the Texas House of Representatives, edging out long-time Republican power player Tom Craddick, Joe Straus of San Antonio stopped by Terrell City Hall on a whirlwind tour of District 4.
W. Basketball. #4/3 Irish Back On Road For Tuesday Visit To Cincinnati (Notre Dame Athletics) It's back to the open road for No. 4/3 Notre Dame, as the Irish continue their BIG EAST Conference slate Tuesday with a 7 p.m. (ET) matchup against Cincinnati at Fifth Third Arena. Notre Dame has won all five series games against the Bearcats, including the previous four during BIG EAST play.
Court rules online travel sites don't owe back taxes (San Jose Mercury News) A judge ruled earlier this week that online travel sites such as Expedia do not owe the city of Anaheim $21 million in hotel taxes for rooms booked over the Internet, the first ruling of its kind in California on an issue that has bubbled up in cities across the country.
State of the City (The Austin Chronicle) Mayor Lee Leffingwell delivered his state of the city address at a Real Estate Council of Austin luncheon on Tuesday, Feb. 2
Green Bay Men's Basketball Beats Milwaukee 61-54 (CBS 5 Green Bay) In a hard fought rivalry game at the Resch Center, the Phoenix turned away the Panthers to improve to 8-5 in Horizon League play.
Ask USA TODAY Weather (USA Today) Where is the top of a tornado? How much melted snow does an inch of rain equal? Are we in an El Nino? These and many more weather questions are answered in our online weather Q and A column.
Around the Atlantic Coast Conference (USA Today) Around the Atlantic Coast Conference
For Hollywood, Stand-Ins Play California’s Part (New York Times) In a new indignity for Hollywood’s struggling film production business, filmmakers are using other, cheaper locales to stand in for Los Angeles, the capital of the movie industry.
League City to control traffic lights (Galveston County Daily News) LEAGUE CITY When the population officially passes 50,000 the city will have new rights and more responsibilities.
Dallas residents look to net a profit by renting to NBA All-Star fans (Dallas Morning News) With major downtown hotels booked solid, property owners from Uptown to Arlington are trying to cash in.