Texas Evening Briefing April 10

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Today’s Big Stories

1. U.S. Army brings additional charges against former Fort Hood gynecologist

The U.S. Army Office of Special Trial Counsel added two additional charges earlier this week in a case against Blaine McGraw, a former OB-GYN practicing at Fort Hood, citing more than 140 separate incidents of alleged misconduct.

The Army first charged McGraw in December over what it said was more than 60 instances or offenses dealing with indecent visual recording, conduct unbecoming of an officer, disobeying a superior officer and making a false official statement.

2. Record oil production in West Texas helps stabilize U.S. supply amid Iran war

Texas produced nearly half of all U.S. oil last year despite having drilled fewer new oil wells in 2025, a trend that analysts and industry groups said is possible due to the state’s geological makeup, a network of pipelines and transportation, and the ability to work on multiple production sites in less time.

And that West Texas oil has helped keep U.S. supply steady as oil supply across the world has been squeezed during the Iran war, experts said.

3. Argentina to play friendlies at Texas A&M and Auburn ahead of World Cup

Argentina will play its final tune-ups for the World Cup at the college football stadiums of Texas A&M and Auburn.

Lionel Messi’s team will face Honduras on June 6 at the Aggies’ Kyle Field, which has a capacity of over 102,000 in College Station.

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Texas Evening Briefing April 10

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