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The Texas A&M and University of Texas systems are moving toward reopening their campuses in the fall. bit.ly/3aQa7jw
University of Texas System Chancellor James B. Milliken told the Tribune during a live event Thursday that "it's pretty clear we will be open in the fall." bit.ly/3aQa7jw
And we reported earlier this morning that Texas A&M University System Chancellor John Sharp told all 11 university presidents in the system that they will reopen their campuses this fall and be ready to play sports. bit.ly/3aQa7jw
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If you’re turning to local news for trusted reporting, support it today: bit.ly/2Xdbjdq #ReadLocal
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1/ In Texas, a volunteer air force of more than 1,000 amateur aviators has come together to transport essential medical supplies to far-flung cities.

Some places are just easier to reach from the sky.

Also, it’s more fun. bit.ly/3bSy3E5
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1/ She tried to get her at-risk brother out of a nursing home. Now he has COVID-19.

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