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Gov. Abbott signs border agreement with Coahuila
AUSTIN, Texas - A mutual cooperation agreement between Texas and the Mexican state of Coahuila was signed today in Austin on Monday. The economic deal comes as tensions over immigration reform remain high and as democrats kick off their national convention in Chicago. The statement of mutual cooperation signed by...
Texas triples razor wire barriers, continues building border wall
(The Center Square) – Texas is continuing to expand razor wire barriers and building its own wall along its border with Mexico through Gov. Greg Abbott’s border security mission, Operation Lone Star. The Texas National Guard has tripled erecting razor wire barriers along the Texas-Mexico border since soldiers began expanding them last year in key illegal border crossing points on state land. “Texas is tripling razor wire barriers to STOP...
High heat could have impact on vehicles, experts say
AUSTIN, Texas — The heat advisory is continuing Monday for most of Central Texas and it can take a toll on your vehicle, too. Experts say just like when it comes to your personal health if you’re not careful, excessive and extreme heat could have serious impacts on your car.
Texas Woman’s Attempt To Purchase Baby Stuns Walmart Shoppers
There are hundreds of Walmart stores all over Texas & you'll find everything you expect to find at a store: groceries, camping gear, babies, clothing...wait what? Yes, someone actually decided that they wanted to go into a Walmart to buy a BABY; as you would expect, it did NOT go well.
10-Year-Old Texas Boy Confesses To Startling Unsolved Murder
A startling confession from a 10-year-old Texas boy has possibly pieced together a brutal unsolved murder. In Texas, a startling confession has emerged: a 10-year-old boy has admitted to a crime that took place two years ago, revealing that he shot a man while he slept. A MYSTERIOUS MURDER UNCOVERED...
Eaton helps Dallas Fort Worth International Airport build new electric Central Utility Plant and accelerate progress toward net zero carbon emissions
PITTSBURGH--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 20, 2024-- Intelligent power management company Eaton announced it won a contract to help Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) build its innovative electric Central Utility Plant (eCUP). The project aims to help DFW achieve its ambitious net zero carbon emissions goal by 2030 and is supported by partial funding from the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). Eaton’s equipment contribution to the project is valued at nearly $10 million and expected to be installed in the spring of 2025. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240820646451/en/ Eaton helps Dallas Fort Worth International airport build its innovative electric Central Utility Plant and accelerate progress toward net zero carbon emissions. (Image courtesy of Dallas Fort Worth International Airport)
Texas family killed on the way to UT-Dallas move-in day
DALLAS - An incoming college freshman and her parents died in a crash on their way to North Texas for move-in day. Andril Arvind was set to begin school this week at the University of Texas at Dallas. She graduated in May from Rouse High School in Leander, near Austin,...
Heat-related calls ramp up in North Texas amid triple-digit temperatures
First responders have been busy this summer with heat-related calls, which have ramped up significantly over the past several days. Slightly cooler temperatures are coming, but emergency crews still caution the public to remain vigilant. Oak Cliff resident Stephanie Murray said outdoor activity is central to her wellness routine. Over...
CeeDee Lamb's latest cryptic post officially has Cowboys fans in panic mode
The regular season is three weeks away and the Dallas Cowboys and CeeDee Lamb remain embroiled in contract negotiations. This game of cat and mouse has a predictable outcome. The Cowboys are obviously going to sign Lamb. The two sides just need to find a middle ground. It seems they...
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