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Texas Leads the Nation in In-State Relocations in 2024
SAN ANGELO, TX – Texas has been named the “stickiest” state in the United States for 2024, according to a new report by moveBuddha, a relocation technology company. The report indicates that 39% of Texas residents who sought relocation services this year opted to move within the state, making Texas the leading state where residents choose to stay within its borders. Learn More Here.
The Oldest Elementary School In Texas Also Has A Cemetery on Campus
It's back to school season and while some Texas students will be attending classrooms built in brand new schools, other students will be learning in buildings that are older. Texas has some very old, historic schools. Some of the oldest schools in Texas date back to the 1870's and they have character and history. Of course, all elementary schools have classrooms, playgrounds, and a cafeteria. But one Texas elementary school has something much different in addition to those rooms.
Walmart and Walgreen’s Security Measures Anger Texas Shoppers
Along the banks of the Brazos River, you'll find many small Texas communities. Some are not so small like College Station, Waco, and Temple. Then there are others that are made up of just a few thousand Texans. Whether those Texans are in the big city or still in their...
Texas Roads Buckle from Intense Heat
If you’ve been driving around Houston lately, you might have noticed the roads seem a little… wavy. No, you’re not imagining things—Houston’s infamous summer heat is taking its toll on the city's infrastructure, and the roads are buckling under the pressure. Downright Destructive. As temperatures...
The oil industry is booming. This West Texas small business worries it’s been left behind.
GOLDSMITH — It’s Friday, which means it’s hamburger day at Benro Pump and Supply. Employees of this family-owned company gather around the grill outside the garage. In the background are endless rows of pipes, tools and other equipment that help lift the vast oil supply in the Permian Basin.
Lawsuit blocks TEA from releasing scores
A hearing is scheduled Monday, Aug. 26, in Austin on a lawsuit temporarily blocking the Texas Education Agency (TEA) from releasing its A-F accountability ratings for public schools, a move that prolongs the ongoing legal battle over the state’s educational assessment system. The lawsuit, filed by five independent school...
Dead Fish Are Washing Up In Texas And The Heat Is To Blame
It's so hot in Texas! How hot is it? It's killing fish! No need to get your fishing rods and bait ready, because these fish are already belly up!. Over at Calaveras Lake in San Antonio, Texas, dead fish are washing up on the edges of the lake and experts are saying it's definitely the high temperatures!
Challenges to school library books surge as academic term gets underway
TEXAS — In May, Harlingen Pastor Luis Cabrera asked the Brownsville ISD school board to remove books from school libraries due to what he deemed explicit content. That same month, Cabrera’s secretary sent an email requesting that more than 600 books be removed from another South Texas district.
Brace Yourself, Texas: Highly Active Hurricane Season Continues, Say Experts
After Hurricane Beryl battered south Texas, many residents who live along the gulf are contemplating if there will be another devastating tropical storm. Experts warn that it very well may be possible. One thing to keep in mind is that parts of the Texas gulf are actually more vulnerable to...
If Texas Energy Companies Paid You To Use Less, Would You?
With these record temps we've been seeing across Texas for the last couple of weeks, a lot of us have been using way more energy in our homes. Whether that's constantly powering window A/C units or using a central air system, we're burning a lot more energy than we typically would. That always causes problems on the power grids across the state, and it taxes them.
Texas’ 2024 Fall Season Is Predicted To Be Unusually Warm And Wet
Texas' summer will, technically, be coming to an end in about a month with the start of fall on September 22. However, if I were you, I wouldn't expect the heat associated with summer to disappear. As Texans, we know that the fall months start off pretty warm -- It...
Keep migrating birds in the dark
Since most birds migrate at night, light pollution can cause birds to become disoriented and attracted to urban centers where they be killed by flying into buildings. Photo courtesy Reinout Dujardin/Pixabay. The Dallas-Fort Worth area is the third most dangerous area in the United States for migratory birds to travel...
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