One Company, Two Newsrooms: What the Nexstar-Tegna Saga Means for Austin TV News

If you’ve ever flipped between KXAN and KVUE during a breaking storm or a local election night, you’ve witnessed Austin’s two most-watched TV newsrooms going head to head. That competition — long a point of pride for Austin viewers — quietly came under threat when Irving-based Nexstar Media Group completed its $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna on March 19, 2026. In a single transaction, Nexstar became the owner of both Austin’s NBC affiliate and its ABC affiliate. For a city that prides itself on independence and local character, the implications were significant.

Graphic detailing the merger negotiation between Nexstar and Tegna, including logos of major TV networks, pending regulatory approval, and shareholder votes.

Then a federal judge stepped in.

On Friday, U.S. District Court Chief Judge Troy Nunley issued a preliminary injunction blocking Nexstar from integrating the Tegna stations it had just purchased. Eight Democratic state attorneys general and satellite provider DirecTV had sued to stop the deal, arguing it violated antitrust law, would raise costs for consumers, and — crucially — would hollow out local journalism.

Gov. Newsom on the Nexstar-Tegna merger:

"I think it's a disgrace. I think Brendan Carr is a disgrace. This is the same Brendan Carr who said he wants Dear Leader to get better coverage or he won't renew broadcast licenses. This consolidation of right wing media is happening in… pic.twitter.com/dLz62arlOt
— Headquarters (@HQNewsNow) March 24, 2026

The attorneys general argue the takeover consolidates too much control of the local TV market in one corporation — especially when it comes to news. Judge Nunley agreed the plaintiffs were likely to prevail, writing that halting the merger was “in the public interest.”

The companies initially pitched the merger as a lifeline for local journalism, a necessary shield against soaring production costs and the steady exodus of traditional TV viewers. Anticipating a smooth closing, several Tegna stations spent months scrubbing their iconic blue-and-white circular logos from news tickers, mobile apps, and building facades. This visual pivot included a quiet rollout of Nexstar branding and experimental “blended” digital identities that signaled a unified future.

However, following the court’s intervention, that corporate makeover has been scrapped. The changes have been rolled out in reverse, returning the stations to their original aesthetic.

For Austin, that ruling lands close to home. KXAN and KVUE aren’t just TV stations — they are two of the most prominent daily news operations in Central Texas, each with established reporting teams, distinct editorial identities, and loyal audiences. The prospect of a single corporation controlling both, and potentially consolidating staff or sharing resources, raised real concerns about what local news would look like in one of the fastest-growing cities in America.

Judge Nunley shared those concerns. In his ruling, he noted skepticism that the merger would improve news quality, and warned that Nexstar’s integration plans would likely result in “newsroom layoffs and shutdowns.” Under the injunction, KVUE must continue operating independently from KXAN — for now.

The Trump admin OKed the Nexstar-Tegna deal (after Nexstar went out of its way to appeal to President Trump personally) but a group of state AGs sued to block it. And for now the states have prevailed pic.twitter.com/11tvzvXquT
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) April 18, 2026

Nexstar has vowed to appeal to the Ninth Circuit, so this story is far from over. If the company ultimately prevails, Austin could see its two top news stations operating under unified ownership, with all the cost-cutting pressures that tend to follow consolidation. If Nexstar loses, it could be compelled to unwind the $6.2 billion deal, in which it absorbed 65 additional stations and KVUE would need to be sold off to a new owner — potentially injecting fresh competition back into the Austin market.

Text display discussing the Nexstar-Tegna deal and FCC Media Bureau officials at the NAB Show panel.

At a National Association of Broadcasters panel Monday afternoon, three FCC officials were asked to explain the commission’s review of the transaction but they gave few answers.

Either way, Austinites who care about the quality of their local news have every reason to keep watching — both stations.

Sources:

Deadline — “Nexstar-Tegna Deal Questions Largely Dodged By FCC Media Bureau Officials At NAB Show Panel” (April 21, 2026): deadline.com
TV Technology — “Cruz, Cantwell Raise ‘Serious Concerns’ About FCC’s Nexstar/Tegna Deal Approval”: tvtechnology.com
TV Technology — “Carr Defends Nexstar/Tegna Merger, Provides Details on Disney-Owned Station Enforcement Action”: tvtechnology.com
TV Technology — “Updated: Newsmax, Pay TV Groups, Public Interest Groups Sue FCC to Block Nexstar/Tegna Merger”: tvtechnology.com
TV Technology — “Opponents File Emergency FCC Petition to Block Nexstar/Tegna Merger”: tvtechnology.com
Wikipedia — “Merger of Nexstar Media Group and Tegna Inc.”: en.wikipedia.org

Some Austin city employees say they feel bullied after the city threatened legal action to recover its own mistake.

A payroll processing error left 675 City of Austin employees with more money than they were owed — totaling about $1.4 million — tied to paychecks issued on March 13.

The Austin City Council on April 9 approved buying nearly 50 acres of land near Menchaca in southern Travis County. (Community Impact)

Tweet by Bill Aleshire discussing the financial decisions of the Watson Council regarding park maintenance and the acquisition of parkland in South Austin.

Text announcement for the Austin City Council Work Session scheduled for April 21, 2026.

The City Council may go into a closed session as permitted by the Texas Open Meetings Act, (Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code) regarding any item on this agenda. In accordance with the Council rules and procedures, Council will not discuss any item from the regular meeting agenda that has not been identified as an item for discussion during the work session and will not vote on a work session agenda item that is also on the regular meeting agenda.

City of Austin Council Work Session Agenda Summary

Date: Tuesday, April 21, 2026 at 9:00 AM

Pre-Selected Agenda Items (Section A)

A6 – RIDA COTA Hotel Economic Development Incentive Agreement

Approve a Business Expansion Program economic development incentive agreement with RIDA COTA Hotel, LLC
Term: up to 30 years with performance-based payments
Payment cap: 8.25% of gross room night revenue from hotel operations
Includes waiving certain ordinance requirements for staff presentation, public announcement, and public hearing
Funding contingent on Economic Incentive Reserve Fund availability
Pulled by Council Member Fuentes

Briefings (Section B)

B1 – Five-Year Financial Forecast

Presentation by Kerri Lang, Director of the Office of Budget and Organizational Excellence
Overview of the city’s financial outlook

Executive Session (Section E)

E1 – Transportation User Fee Litigation

Legal discussion of Cunningham et al. v. City of Austin (court case D-1-GN-26-002152)

E2 – Immigration Law Enforcement

Legal discussion regarding SB 4 and local enforcement of state and federal immigration laws

E3 – Eminent Domain Acquisition

Legal and real estate matters regarding acquisition of ~0.282 acres at Mount Larson Road for a public safety communications tower

Austin Mayor Kirk Watson appeared on a local podcast to talk about his initiative to make Austin “the best place in America to be a kid”.

Tweet from Mayor Kirk Watson discussing the importance of ensuring children's happiness and safety in Austin, highlighting the launch of 'Generation ATX' and a podcast collaboration with Stacy Armijo.

Amplify Credit Union

A worn cardboard sign with the words 'HOMLESS NEED HELP' written in bold, colorful letters, indicating a request for assistance.

Austin and Travis County are requesting proposals to expand supportive housing services. The effort is part of the At Home initiative and seeks qualified providers to help unhoused people who are already living in permanent supportive housing.

KVUE-TV

The City of Austin and the police department are looking to find owners of unclaimed property.

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Graphic notice from Austin Police about unclaimed properties, highlighting the need to check a published list and claim items within 90 days.

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Criticism is mounting over the threat to withhold public safety grants from Austin and other major Texas cities, with opponents arguing the move is politically motivated as both the governor and attorney general seek office this year.

CBS Austin

PODCAST

The latest fight between Austin and the state of Texas, this time over Austin police’s new ICE policy.

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A new federal system is now live, allowing businesses in Austin and Texas to apply for refunds on certain tariffs recently struck down by the Supreme Court. The decision has opened the door for companies to reclaim money they say is needed after a major toll on their bottom line. (KVUE-TV)

Graphic promoting early voting in Texas, featuring the state flag colors and the words 'TEXAS' and 'EARLY VOTING'.

Early voting began Monday for Central Texas municipal elections, with issues like mayor races, propositions and more on the ballot. However, polls are closed today in observance of San Jacinto Day.

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Text listing hours of operation and closures for the week of April 20, including specific hours and a note about being closed on April 21 for San Jacinto Day.

More information available online at the Travis County Clerk website.

Police officers investigating a crime scene at night with marked police cars and emergency lights.

The truck driver convicted in a Bastrop County crash involving a Hays CISD school bus that killed two people is eligible for parole this week, just two years into his sentence, but a parole attorney says the odds of his release are slim.

CBS Austin

A hedge fund manager formerly based in Austin pleaded guilty on Monday to $1.5 million in federal income tax evasion. (KVUE-TV)

Caldwell County authorities discovered a pile of tires that were illegally dumped just south of Lockhart. The tires are believed to have been cut from their rims.

Bexar County authorities are looking for a man wanted for assault and is currently on federal probation and as a condition was on a GPS ankle monitor. Julian has violated his probation by removing his monitor and is currently concealing his whereabouts from law enforcement.

An Austin woman recently woke up to find an intruder in her home.

KXAN-TV

Follow @AustinJustice on X.

A tweet reporting an incident where a man in Austin uses knives and a metal rod to terrorize people, shattering a 7-Eleven door and threatening individuals at a Chipotle, leading to multiple 911 calls before being subdued by police.

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Table showing the criminal case history of Timothy Caballero in Travis County, Texas, detailing offenses, prosecutors, charges, class, maximum penalties, and case results.

A man in a suit standing against a white wooden wall, casting a shadow. — ***Travis County District Attorney José Garza***

Tweet by Austin Justice discussing the increase in reported exploitation of children and the elderly in Austin, highlighting the rise from 11 cases in 2021 to 63 cases in 2025 under DA José Garza.

Bar graph showing reported offenses of child and elderly exploitation in Austin from 2014 to 2025, with a significant increase in offenses over the years.

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This detour moved to Tuesday, April 21 due to weather. Time remains the same. https://t.co/FGPTEvUMVh
— TxDOT Austin (@TxDOTAustin) April 20, 2026

Drivers traveling through North Austin and Cedar Park are beginning to see noticeable changes along the U.S. 183 corridor as the 183 Mobility Project moves into its next phase.

CBS Austin

Austin police have identified the motorcyclist killed in a crash last week Ponciana Drive, near the intersection with Pepper Lane.

An early morning crash Sunday on the North Mopac Expressway service road left a teenage girl dead.

Tweet from @ATCEMS regarding vehicle rescue at Fm 1327 Rd involving a collision between a dump truck and a semi-truck, with one adult patient extracted and transported to Seton Hays with non-life-threatening injuries.

One person died after a single-vehicle crash on southbound State Highway 130 on Monday morning.

Screenshot of a Twitter post from @ATCEMS announcing that an adult patient was pronounced dead at the scene of a single vehicle collision on S SH 130. No other patients were involved, and there are expected traffic delays in the area.

This fatality is Austin’s 26th fatal crash of 2026.

The CapMetro board has approved a series of service changes set to take effect later this year, including adjustments to University of Texas shuttle routes.

Tweet from Dottie Watkins, CEO of CapMetro, announcing the approval of August 2026 service changes including extending Route 2 along Springdale Rd for improved connectivity and rapid bus service every 10 minutes in June.

A group of people waiting at a bus stop as a CapMetro bus approaches. Two individuals, one in a plaid shirt and another in a black hoodie, wave to the bus.

The agency also released numbers for 2025:

Table showing the past 12 months of activity with categories including Transit Centers, Bus Stops, Customer Contacts, Employee Contacts, Security Calls, Self-Initiated Activity, and CIS referrals, along with their monthly averages and annual totals.

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Image shows a training session with participants seated in a conference room, wearing high-visibility jackets labeled 'CapMetro PUBLIC SAFETY.' There is a presentation on a screen showcasing training topics, including APD Bomb Recognition, DHS First Observer, Code of Conduct, and CPR/First Aid.

Community engagement event with several individuals interacting near a vehicle filled with supplies, showcasing outreach initiatives.

A new non-stop flight from AUS to Toronto is coming.

WEATHER

A Texas state line sign beside a flag of Texas, with heavy rain falling and cars driving on a wet road under dark stormy clouds.

Many area of Central Texas saw significant rainfall Monday with road closures being reported due to flooding.

Map of Marble Falls area with marked locations indicating points of interest or alerts.

Map of Georgetown, showing streets, parks, and notable landmarks including McMaster Athletic Complex.

Map of Round Rock, Texas, showing roads, neighborhoods, and the location of Forest Creek Golf Club.

MONDAY’S RAINFALL

AUSTIN-BERGSTROM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

A new rainfall record was set for April 20.

A table displaying precipitation data in inches for different time periods, including 'Yesterday' with 1.14R, 'Month to Date' with 3.35, 'Since March 1' with 4.11, and 'Since January 1' with 5.43.

CAMP MABRY

Table displaying precipitation data in inches: Yesterday 0.63, Month to date 3.12, Since March 1 4.54, Since January 1 6.42.

MONDAY’S HIGH / LOW TEMPERATURES

AUSTIN-BERSGTROM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Weather data table showing yesterday's temperature in Fahrenheit: Maximum 62°F at 1:02 AM, Minimum 55°F at 7:57 AM, Average 59°F.

CAMP MABRY

Table displaying yesterday's temperature data with maximum, minimum, and average temperatures in Fahrenheit.

Tweet from NWS Austin/San Antonio warning of showers and thunderstorms in South-Central Texas with a Level 1 risk for excessive rainfall and possible flash flooding.

Weather map showing high temperatures and storm predictions for Texas, with expected showers and thunderstorms mainly in the eastern region. Rainfall totals may reach 1.50 inches in the strongest storms.

Weather forecast for April 21, 2026, indicating a risk of locally heavy rainfall and flash flooding in parts of Texas. The map shows areas affected and advises reviewing safety plans and staying informed about weather warnings.

5-DAY FORECAST / AUSTIN, TEXAS

Weekly weather forecast displaying temperatures and conditions from April 21 to April 25. — ***AccuWeather/Austin***

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Bexar County Court at Law No. 13 Judge Rosie Speedlin Gonzalez resigned Monday under an agreement that dismisses criminal charges stemming from a late 2024 courtroom incident and permanently bars her from serving as a judge in Texas. (Texas Public Radio)

Close-up of a man with a serious expression, with text overlay discussing ActBlue's statement regarding a lawsuit against Ken Paxton.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Monday against ActBlue, a political donations platform that is primarily used by Democratic candidates. (Texas Tribune)

BREAKING: I just filed a landmark lawsuit against ActBlue for deceiving Americans by lying about its donation processes that allow fraudulent and foreign donations. pic.twitter.com/LPsFzKACBb
— Attorney General Ken Paxton (@KenPaxtonTX) April 20, 2026

Headline discussing the impact of the Iran conflict on energy and its effects on Texas

On one side, it’s boosting business in South Texas, the U.S. oil export hub. At the port of Corpus Christi, shipments surged to record levels last month.

On the other side, the renewed disruption in the Strait of Hormuz is again rattling global markets, feeding higher prices for drivers, trucking companies and other businesses across Texas. (Texas Standard)

Headline about leadership changes at the University of Texas, noting the departure of the LBJ School dean to Duke.

In another leadership change at the top of a University of Texas college, Dean JR DeShazo will leave the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the end of this academic year. DeShazo has led the LBJ School for five years. (Austin Ameican-Statesman)

A man in a beige blazer speaks passionately at a Texas Democrats event, with a blue backdrop featuring the organization’s name.

Nearly 800 people signed an open letter this weekend defending Kendall Scudder’s leadership of the Texas Democratic Party, a show of support that followed a call from roughly three dozen Democrats urging him to abandon his reelection bid over alleged operational lapses and what they described as a “hostile work environment” during his tenure. (Texas Tribune)

Yeah, it really does seem like the original letter calling on Scudder to step down was just bellyaching by a handful of the old guard who drove the Texas Democratic Party into the ground and are mad they don't get a say anymore.

And their letter seems to have backfired, hard. https://t.co/zGHD8hxpui
— Matthew Chapman (@fawfulfan) April 20, 2026

A voting machine partially covered by an American flag displaying the year 2026 on the screen.

Attendees of the National Rifle Association's (NRA) convention in Houston, Texas, were split on how President Trump is steering the country nearly 15 months into his second term. pic.twitter.com/JkRuosTU9X
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 21, 2026

Text headline discussing the NRA's mission to oppose James Talarico in the Texas Senate race.

“It looks like the Democrat Party hatched him out of an egg to run on the Democrat ticket in Texas. He is a formidable candidate, and voters should take that seriously.” — John Commerford, the executive director of the NRA’s Institute for Legislative Action

More from Austin-American Statesman.

A damaged property with a sign that says 'MYSTIC' on a stone wall, surrounded by debris from a disaster.

A group of Texas lawmakers toured Camp Mystic in Kerr County Monday, following a tense court hearing over the deadly July flooding at the camp last summer.

Texas lawmakers are touring Camp Mystic right now @fox7austin pic.twitter.com/O0cl333jrb
— Chris Walker (@WalkerATX) April 20, 2026

KSAT-TV

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After being held at the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, an Egyptian family of six—including 5-year-old twins—has been ordered released by a federal judge. The family is believed to have been the longest-detained residents at the facility, which stands as the only federal immigrant site authorized to house parents alongside their children.

Ms. Rachel on the ICE Dilley detention center: “It’s heartbreaking talking to the kids and their families. They’re talking about water they can’t even drink that makes them sick. There’s been worms in the food. The food’s rotten sometimes. What really frightens me is the… pic.twitter.com/dCDGCfNJaq
— Marco Foster (@MarcoFoster_) April 21, 2026

A modern podcast recording studio featuring soundproof walls, a large screen with 'PODCASTS' displayed, microphones, headphones, and a mixing console.

Graphic featuring the title 'Texas Minute' with a sand timer icon, indicating a daily news format from Monday to Friday, presented by Texas Scorecard.

News headline summarizing various political and social issues from April 21, 2026, including a lawsuit involving Ken Paxton, allegations against the Biden administration, and concerns about video game content.

Image promoting a new podcast episode titled 'How Iranians See the War,' featuring a view of a cityscape through an oval window.

Since the war with Iran began, President Trump has gone from urging Iranians to take cover to threatening to annihilate them. With the cease-fire scheduled to expire this week, Clare Toeniskoetter, a producer on “The Daily,” speaks to Iranians about how they view the war.

The Texas Medical Board three has sanctioned three doctors for delayed care that led to the deaths of two pregnant women in Texas.

KXAN-TV

The police chief for the Pampa Police Department in Coleman County is charged with driving while intoxicated. (KFDA-TV)

Aerial view of a train derailment with damaged freight cars scattered along a river, smoke rising from the wreckage in a mountainous area.

Approximately 20 rail cars derailed in Jefferson County yesterday, leaking non-hazardous beef tallow, the Sheriff’s Office reports. Authorities assure no health threat.

12NewsNow

Get prepared, Texas.

Elon Musk announced Houston and Dallas as the first Tesla Robotaxi cities.

KHOU-TV

Today is San Jacinto Day in Texas.

SPORTS

Dallas Stars celebrate their victory in Game 2 of the playoffs, showing a final score of 4-2 against their opponent.

Final score graphic for the NHL playoff game between Minnesota Wild and Dallas Stars, showing Minnesota Wild 2, Dallas Stars 4, with an attendance of 18,532.

NHL PLAYOFFS: Wyatt Johnston scored goals on a ricochet and a roller, Matt Duchene had a tiebreaking power-play goal and an assist, and the Dallas Stars beat the Minnesota Wild 4-2 in Game 2 on Monday night to even their Western Conference first-round playoff series. (Associated Press)

NHL on ESPN

“He’s just an unbelievable goalie.”

Wyatt Johnston and Jason Robertson on the team’s effort tonight—and the guy holding it down in net.@DallasStars | #TexasHockey pic.twitter.com/fbaA2TqNji
— Victory+ (@victoryplustv) April 21, 2026

GAME 3: WEDNESDAY

Game schedule for the NHL playoffs featuring Dallas Stars vs Minnesota Wild, with game time at 8:30 PM. Current series tied at 1-1, with betting line MIN -130 and over/under at 5.5.

NBA playoffs graphic featuring multiple players from different teams and the word 'PLAYOFFS' prominently displayed.

NBA PLAYOFFS: The San Antonio Spurs look to go up 2-0 tonight as they host the Portland Trail Blazers in Game 2 of the Western Conference First Round at the Frost Bank Center. San Antonio dominated Game 1 at home, 112-101, behind De’Aaron Fox’s 25 points and 7 assists, building a lead as large as 17 points.

Image showing a game schedule for the Western Conference First Round, Game 2 between the Portland Trail Blazers and San Antonio Spurs, with a game time of 7:00 PM and betting lines.

NBA on NBC

Meanwhile, Victor Wembanyama made some history Monday.

Graphic celebrating Victor Wembanyama as the NBA Defensive Player of the Year, featuring dynamic images of Wembanyama and text highlights.

Wemby is the youngest player to receive the honor and the first player ever to win it on a unanimous vote.

The Houston Rockets, meanwhile, also have a Game 2 tonight.

NBA Playoffs Round One schedule for Houston Rockets vs. Los Angeles Lakers, detailing game dates, locations, times, and TV channels.

Matchup graphic for NBA Western Conference First Round Game 2 between Houston Rockets and Los Angeles Lakers, including game time and betting odds.

LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers are looking to go up 2-0 tonight as they host the Houston Rockets in Game 2 of their first-round Western Conference playoff series.

Luke Kennard’s 27-point explosion and another vintage LeBron performance powered the Lakers to a surprising 107-98 victory in the opener, silencing doubters who questioned whether L.A. could match up with a Houston team that won 52 games this season.

Malika Andrews – ESPN

Text graphic featuring the words 'TEXAS BASEBALL' on a textured orange background.

COLLEGE BASEBALL: The Texas Longhorns are scheduled to host Air Force this evening if the weather allows it.

Event details displaying the date 'Tuesday, April 21', location 'Austin, Texas', and time '6:30 p.m. CT'.

Ranking list showing Texas baseball at 3rd in Baseball America and 4th in Dibaseball, USA Today, NCBWA, and PG.

A football player in an orange Texas jersey is holding a large flag with 'TEXAS' written on it and a longhorn symbol, set against a dark background.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: The Texas Longhorns’ open practice ended their spring session of work with a pretty good crowd of fans that showed up on a gloomy day. Also, some updates on the transfer portal for both men’s and women’s basketball teams, and the baseball team’s series win over No. 11 Alabama.

KXAN-TV

MLB: After being swept over the weekend by St. Louis, the Houston Astros got their latest series in Cleveland off to a good start.

Two baseball players on the field, one celebrating a victory in an orange Astros jersey while the other, in a white and black uniform, watches. The scoreboard displays a final score of Astros 9, Opponent 2.

Final score of a baseball game: Houston Astros 9, Cleveland Guardians 2, with an attendance of 12,565.

Isaac Paredes hit his first two home runs of the season and Christian Walker also went deep as the Houston Astros beat the Cleveland Guardians 9-2 on Monday night for just their third victory in 15 games. (Associated Press)

MLB

The Texas Rangers had Monday off. They begin a series tonight in Pittsburgh while the Astros continue their series in Cleveland.

Game matchup between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Texas Rangers at 7:05 PM. Pirates record: 13-9, Rangers record: 11-11, Texas betting line: -120, over/under: 8.5.

Match preview between the Houston Astros and Cleveland Guardians at 5:10 PM, showcasing team records: Astros 9-15, Guardians 13-11, with odds of -143 and an over/under of 8 runs.

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The San Jacinto Monument against a blue sky, with a Texas flag background and text announcing San Jacinto Day on April 21.

The Battle of San Jacinto forever changed Texas’ history. In 18 minutes, the Texian army routed the Mexican army. After the battle, Texians, enraged by the massacres at the Alamo and Goliad, continued to hunt down and slaughter Mexican soldiers until dark.