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Changes Coming To Texas Lottery After Review Reveals Major Issue
The Texas Lottery has found itself changing procedure after it was revealed an organization in the state had been taking advantage of a loophole some may have not realized existed. Here's what is known at the time of writing. Texas Lottery Undergoing Changes After An Examination From The Houston Chronicle.
'Big Boy' locomotive coming to Central Texas
MEXIA, Texas — The largest steam locomotive in the world, "Big Boy No. 4014", is headed to Central Texas in September, according to Union Pacific. During the train's 2024 Heartland of America Tour, it will roll through Central Texas on the following days:. Oct. 4 – Navasota and Hempstead...
Texas Attorney Brittany Lacayo Sets New Record for Widest Tongue in the World
Brittany Lacayo, an attorney from Houston, Texas has just set a new Guinness World Record for having the widest female tongue in the world. Her record-setting tongue is actually as wide as the average female tongue is long. Houston, Texas Defense attorney Brittany Lacayo always knew she had a really...
Memorial Hermann Cypress first Texas hospital to earn new nursing distinction
Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital was recognized as the first hospital in Texas to earn a new designation by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. (Courtesy Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital) Officials announced Aug. 15 that Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital was recognized as the first hospital in Texas to earn a new designation...
State Representative Jill Dutton Helps Secure a $25MM Proposed Investment for Short Line Railroad in Texas
August 23, 2024 – Northeast Texas is one of the fastest growing regions in Texas and freight by rail will play an essential role to our economy, job growth, and transportation safety. The NETEX Rural Rail Transportation District is a multi-county District, enabled by the Texas Legislature, which includes Titus, Franklin, Hopkins, Delta, Hunt, and Collin counties. The NETEX rail currently carries 1,800 – 2,000 cars per year with immediate demand for 5,000 cars per year via a new trans-loading facility constructed by the Hopkins County EDC, just east of Sulphur Springs, Texas. Covering 65.7 miles, the short-line rail carries raw materials such as lumber, steel, grain, and hazardous materials needed for industrial use. For every rail car of materials, this is eliminating 4 truckloads from our state highways and county roads. Based on our conversations with the region’s EDC’s, we currently have interest, letters of intent, and letters of authorization for industrial development at the former Thermo (Luminant) coal mine area that would include five thousand+ acres, millions of square feet, and billions of economic dollars. These estimates in turn are expected to demand approximately 35,000 cars per year from the NETEX Rural Rail transportation District by years 2027 and 2028!
Gonzalez: I’ve secured $23 million from the Bureau of Reclamation for RGV irrigation districts
As you all know, water is the lifeblood of our communities. Unfortunately, South Texans know all too well the impacts water shortage and droughts have on our agriculture industry, irrigation districts and ultimately, our municipalities. That’s why I’ve long advocated for strengthening and modernizing our water storage infrastructure. Over the...
Another day of extreme heat Friday for most of North Texas
NORTH TEXAS – Friday is not a day to spend any extended time outside because the "feels-like" temperatures could be as high as 115. First Alert meteorologists have continued the weather alert through at least 9 p.m. Friday, and an excessive heat warning in effect.Air temperatures Friday afternoon could reach 108 in some areas, and a ridge of high pressure will keep most clouds away.The high-pressure center will move northeast over the next few days, with low pressure arriving early next week. High temperatures will still be hot, but closer to average instead of the oppressive heat North Texas has seen the last few days.An area of low pressure moves into South Texas next week, bringing a 20% chance of rain for Tuesday into Wednesday.
Summer heat causes power outages; why this season has felt more brutal
This summer has been a hot one and its had a toll. Earlier this week, multiple power outages were reported in east Austin. That outage, according to Austin Energy, was caused by a sensor triggering due to high demand.
Aftermarket 101 Goes on the Road to Texas
Northwood University’s University of the Aftermarket is taking its Aftermarket 101 class on the road to Texas next month. It’s happening September 17-18 at the Embassy Suites, DFW North 2401 Bass Pro Dr. Grapevine, TX 76051. Northwood said students will examine every link in the value chain, compare various channels of distribution, identify key players, evaluate the viewpoint of different industry segments, meet industry thought leaders, and network with peers.
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