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Cruise Line Offers ‘R-Rated Warning’ to Some Texas Passengers
If you have booked passage on one of the many cruise ships and cruise lines that serve guests from the Port of Galveston in the coming weeks. Here's to hoping you'll have smooth sailing. The months of August, September, and early October can be wonderful for cruises to the islands of the Caribbean and other ports of call in and around the Gulf of Mexico.
DNA evidence links two unsolved Texas killings to same suspect, police say
AUSTIN, TX. (Gray News) - New DNA evidence linking two unsolved murder cases in Texas may lead police to find the suspect responsible for both killings. On August 7, 2024, the Austin Police Department announced there was a DNA link found between the June murder of Alyssa Ann Rivera and the 2018 murder of Alba Jenisse Aviles.
Andrew Mukuba’s Leadership Transforms Texas Longhorns Secondary
Texas football has bolstered its secondary with the addition of graduate transfer Andrew Mukuba from Clemson, returning to Austin for his final collegiate season in 2024. Mukuba’s extensive starting experience at Clemson is crucial for mentoring younger players after Texas lost key safeties last season. His leadership and playmaking skills have already influenced the team during preseason camp, as he establishes himself among the top safeties in the rotation ahead of their SEC debut this fall.
Give ‘Em the Business | 8-19 Motown Layoffs and Hyundai Software Patch
🎙️🔥 Just dropped the latest episode of the “Give Em’ The Business” podcast with Todd Jeffries! 🎧✨. 🚗 Hyundai Motors makes a splash in Austin with a new anti-theft patch!. 🔒 💼 Motown faces heartbreaking news as thousands of workers lose their...
Atlanta-based Press Sports Announces Acquisition & Its Plans To Grow As A New Type Of Sports Media Platform
The acquisition is all about creating a new type of media company to engage Gen Z and Millennial audiences online. The DONUT, based out of Austin, is an unbiased newsletter platform that is described as a Morning Brew meets Reuters/AP News. News is delivered to users in a digestible format either via SMS messages or email.
PBTISD involved with other Texas school districts in second lawsuit filed against TEA
PECOS, Texas — Several Texas school districts have filed another lawsuit against the Texas Education Agency. Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD (PBTISD) is once again a part of that group that is preventing the TEA from releasing its A-F accountability ratings. “I’m a big fan of accountability, but I want to know...
Chicken Nuggets/Tenders Recalled – What Texans Should Know
The Food Safety Inspection Service of the United States Department of Agriculture has a word of caution for Texas shoppers in Beaumont, Orange, Port Arthur, Jasper, Tyler, and Lufkin. In fact, any place in the state where ready-to-eat chicken nuggets and chicken tenders are sold frozen and ready to heat and eat should pay attention to this recall notice.
Texas Railroad Commission opens oil and gas permit, environmental protection rule changes for public comment
The Railroad Commission of Texas announced the first overhaul of its waste management rules in 40 years, with new proposed rules focused on oil and gas waste management, environmental protection and pipeline safety regulations open for public comment until the end of September.
Oil producer APA explores $1-billion sale of Permian assets, sources say
(Reuters) - APA Corp is exploring the sale of oil and gas drilling properties spread across parts of the Permian basin of Texas and New Mexico, in a deal that could be valued at about $1 billion, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
‘All options’ available at running back for Texas Longhorns, including transfer portal
Head coach Steve Sarkisian said Monday he's "looking at all options" when it comes to rebuilding depth at the position following season-ending knee injuries to projected starter CJ Baxter and freshman Christian Clark. Classes haven't started at Texas yet, but Sarkisian said if the Longhorns brought in a transfer, it probably wouldn't be a traditional one.
Truck damaged from chair flying from balcony; Austin man frustrated apartment complex didn't pay
AUSTIN, Texas - An Austin man is frustrated because an apartment complex refused to pay for damage to his truck. He believes they’re liable, but the complex said they aren’t. "Volleyball, wind, crash bang, broken window," Kendall Gunier described what happened on July 28. Gunier said late last...
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