Ariana Garcia
Trending News Reporter at Chron
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chron.com | Ariana Garcia
Border Patrol agents in Texas recently encountered a migrant named Jesus attempting to illegally enter the U.S. SUZANNE CORDEIRO/AFP via Getty ImagesTexas Gov. Greg Abbott once claimed the bible calls for "strong borders." Apparently, not even Jesus is exempt from the Lone Star State's strict immigration laws. U.S. Border Patrol agents stopped a man who identified himself as Cristo Jesus de Nasareth, who recently tried to sneak into Texas. And no, he wasn't walking on water.
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chron.com | Ariana Garcia
Sul Ross State University geology students unearthed a fossil belonging to an Alamosaurus from Big Bend National Park in March. Sul Ross State UniversityBuried beneath the sun-baked rock of Big Bend National Park, a colossal secret lay hidden for millions of years—until a group of geology students recently unearthed the rare bones of the park's latest prehistoric prize.
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chron.com | Ariana Garcia
A recent presidential directive authorizes the Department of Defense to declare certain federal lands as "National Defense Areas," which may include parts of Big Bend National Park and other Texas wildlife refuges. USBP Big Bend SectorThe Trump administration's escalating militarization of the Texas-Mexico border may have significant implications for some of the state's most cherished public lands, including Big Bend National Park and the South Texas National Wildlife Refuge Complex.
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chron.com | Ariana Garcia
Nestled in the picturesque Hill Country near Boerne, a new Texas park is poised to become a haven for nature enthusiasts. Spanning approximately 3,814 acres, the Albert and Bessie Kronkosy State Natural Area (ABK) is currently under development by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD). The area is anticipated to open to the public in fall 2026, offering a range of recreational activities such as hiking, camping, backpacking, and limited mountain biking.
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chron.com | Ariana Garcia
A new study reveals ancient Texans may have used human remains to create musical instruments. tuulimaa/Getty Images/iStockphotoA mysterious group of prehistoric hunter-gatherers who once inhabited the southern Texas coast may have created music in a hauntingly unconventional way—by transforming human bones into instruments.
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RT @CBLDF: @Ariana_noGrande @chron Here's the @chron article on Texas bill SB20, manga, and anime: https://t.co/iiY8GAuFuH
RT @CBLDF: Texas bill SB20's potential impact on manga and anime is the subject of a new must-read article (link in replies) by @Ariana_no…
My latest for @chron: Many Texas anime and manga fans are worried a new bill could land them behind bars. I spoke to experts about the vague language of the legislation and whether these fears are justified. https://t.co/3gtr5C8GBJ via @chron