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Arkema, Harris County reach settlement 7 years after Hurricane Harvey causes explosions, fire
HOUSTON — Seven years ago this week, Hurricane Harvey inundated the Houston area with floodwaters that caused explosions and a massive fire at the Arkema plant in Crosby. Editor's note: The above video originally aired in 2020. The flooding knocked out power to Arkema warehouses that store hazardous organic...
Heroic Texans Honored at Public Safety Commission Meeting
AUSTIN, TX – The Public Safety Commission (PSC), along with Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Director Steven McCraw, recognized the service of several Texans at the PSC meeting at the DPS Headquarters in Austin. Commissioners and Director McCraw presented one Medal of Valor, three Director’s Awards, five Lifesaving Awards and one Unit Citation. Learn More Here.
Red Snapper Season closes in federal waters on Sept. 6
The private recreational angler red snapper season in federal waters will close at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 6. After the closing date, anglers may continue to harvest up to four red snapper per day with a 15-inch minimum length limit in Texas state waters out to nine nautical miles. Under an agreement between Texas […] The post Red Snapper Season closes in federal waters on Sept. 6 appeared first on Port Arthur News.
Low rain chances across North Texas this week, more expected by Labor Day
NORTH TEXAS – Some North Texans saw rain Tuesday morning and more rain is possible throughout the week.Rain chances Tuesday aren't high and at best sit at 20% for parts of North Texas with the same in the forecast into Wednesday.There could be a few isolated showers further north Tuesday and Wednesday but the best chances are to the south of I-20 and slightly north of that into Wednesday.While there were a few showers to the south this morning, most of the rain chances will happen this afternoon into the early evening hours.But the rain chances don't stop after Wednesday...
GOP: If We Can’t Win, We’ll Cheat. If We Can’t Cheat, We’ll Intimidate
The Republican attorney general of Texas sent armed police officers after Hispanic voters—some in their 80s—to intimidate, threaten, and destroy them financially by forcing them to hire lawyers to defend themselves, even though they are perfectly legal voters.It’s a manifestation of the new unofficial Republican slogan: “If you can’t win on the issues, cheat. And if cheating doesn’t get you over the top, intimidate!”As is the case with so many bad Republican ideas (outlawing labor unions, ending welfare programs, banning abortion, gutting women’s voting and economic rights, etc.), this one started during the failure of Reconstruction in the 1870s. White...
Study Says Texas Teachers Rank #1 in USA for Being Overworked
Teachers rank near the top when it comes to people who are the most underpaid and overworked. They work well over 40 hours a week, don't get paid what they deserve, and often take money out of their own pocket to buy school supplies. How about the frustration of dealing...
Bitcoin Mining in Texas: A Rising Frontier
Bitcoin mining has gained significant attention and popularity in recent years, particularly in Texas, which since 2021 has emerged as a key player in the cryptocurrency landscape. Fort Worth’s pioneering embrace of Bitcoin mining, two years ago, signaled a broader trend among municipalities and organizations looking to capitalize on the...
Texas’ Smallest High School Has An Enrollment In The Single Digits
I used to always think my former high school in Texas was small, but as it turns out, it was pretty midsized. It was one of those places where you knew everyone in your high school class, along with the upper and lower classes, but you didn't all necessarily talk. The same thing applied to the small town of Brownsboro, TX where it was located.
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