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Here's how you can help North Texans stay safe in the dangerously hot summer weather
DALLAS — For the more than 10,000-person unsheltered population in Dallas, the streak of triple-digit temperatures can be dangerous. Dallas's OurCalling, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing resources to the unsheltered community, needs donations to keep their cooling shelter open and operating extended hours to keep people safe. Donations...
Texas Wine Industry Joins ‘Come Over October’
Celebrate Texas Wine Month with community, conversation, and Texas wine. AUSTIN – Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller and the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) invite everyone to raise a glass in honor of Texas Wine Month this October and participate in the global Come Over October campaign. With around 500 wineries spread across the Lone Star State, there’s no better time to enjoy and share Texas wine with family and friends. Whether visiting your favorite local winery or hosting a gathering at home, join us in celebrating the rich flavors, friendships, and sense of community that Texas wine brings to the table.
TxDOT and Local Cops Crack Down on Drunk Driving: Stay Safe This Labor Day!
Now that school has started, college students are returning to campus, and football starts soon, Labor Day will be here before you know it. Many people in the Amarillo Area and all over the Texas Panhandle, celebrate Labor Day with friends. They fire up the grills and crack open some cold ones or meet at a local bar. It's a holiday to kick back, relax, and enjoy your weekend or day off.
Dallas Woman Sentenced to 35 Years for $1.2 Million Theft, Including Mavs Suite Purchase
A North Texas woman has been sentenced to 35 years in prison after embezzling over $1.2 million from her former employer, using some of the funds for a luxury suite at Dallas Mavericks games.
Nebraska volleyball No. 2 in preseason AVCA poll behind No. 1 Texas
LINCOLN - Nebraska volleyball was ranked No. 2 in the AVCA preseason poll behind No. 1 Texas yesterday. Creighton claimed the No. 12 spot. Defending national champ Texas claimed the No. 1 spot, and No. 3 Wisconsin, No. 4 Pittsburgh and No. 5 Stanford rounded out the top five. With...
APEX Arts League Presents Russ Hewitt and Joslin Dsouza
The lineup of pianist Joslin and classical guitarist Russ Hewitt will be an exceptional opportunity to experience world-class musicians. Contemporary pianist, composer, and YouTube sensation Joslin performs unique arrangements of popular tunes and original compositions. Emmy award-winning guitarist Russ Hewitt combines elements of Classical, Spanish, and Flamenco to provide an...
Major Grocery Chain in Louisiana and Texas Under Fire for Pricing, Privacy Concerns
LAFAYETTE, La. (KPEL News) - A grocery chain with stores across Texas and Louisiana is facing scrutiny in the Senate over new electronic shelf tags, which critics say will lead to unfair pricing. Also of concern to those critics? Privacy issues stemming from small cameras including in some of the...
No ID? No problem. How to vote in the 2024 election without a photo ID in Texas
Without some form of an official government-issued ID, you can't do much of anything, and that includes voting in the November election. The 2024 election is three months away, and some Texans could have issues acquiring an ID. ...
Texas Hunting, Fishing Licenses Now On Sale For Upcoming Season
If you plan to hunt or fish this year in Texas, it’s time to pay for a new license. New hunting/fishing licenses went on sale Thursday for the 2024-25 season. Current-year licenses expire at the end of August. Texans purchase more than 3.9 million hunting and fishing licenses each...
Tuesday Midday Forecast: Hot today, turning less humid tomorrow
THIS AFTERNOON: Sunshine, along with some passing clouds. Highs in the mid-to-upper-90s with the heat index ranging from 101 degrees north to 110 degrees south. Wind: E 10-15 mph. TONIGHT: Mostly clear with lows in the mid-70s. Wind: E 10-15 mph. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and less humid with highs in the mid-90s. Wind: E 10-15 […]
Texans asked to turn lights out during migratory bird season
Click play to listen to this article. (Texas News Service) The fall migration period for birds is underway, and the nonprofit Defenders of Wildlife is trying to save as many birds as possible. The Lights Out Texas! campaign encourages building owners, businesses, developers, and homeowners to turn off non-essential lights...
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