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The Fishy Mystery on Texas Gulf Coast: Why Tens of Thousands of Fish Washed Ashore
This weekend, visitors to the Texas Gulf Coast were met with a startling sight: tens of thousands of dead fish scattered across the beaches. The massive die-off has left both locals and tourists puzzled and concerned. Hypoxia. Wildlife officials have quickly stepped in to investigate the phenomenon. According to their...
Here’s why you might see more police on major Texas highways Aug. 6-8
The Texas Department of Public Safety will increase patrols on several major interstates as part of a campaign to end accidents involving commercial vehicles. (Hannah Norton/Community Impact) Texas motorists may see more Texas Department of Public Safety officers patrolling Interstates 10, 20, 35, 40 and 45 from Aug. 6-8. The...
FEMA offering reimbursement for generators bought after Hurricane Beryl
HOUSTON - Texans who bought or rented a generator due to the power outage from Hurricane Beryl may qualify for reimbursement from FEMA. Generators must have been purchased or rented between July 5 through July 20, 2024. FEMA is waiving the rule that generators must run medically required equipment in...
In two Texas cities, housing prices are falling
Texas Home Prices Drop in San Antonio and Austin as Sellers Slash Asking Prices. While other states struggle with rising costs, two Texas cities see a decline as buyers lose interest. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the US has faced soaring mortgage rates and home prices. Now, these costs are finally...
El Paso premier of 'The Reflection' to headline Shortflix Showcase
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — A group of Borderland actors will host a new short film showcase on Friday, including the El Paso premier of an award-winning film that "explores the supernatural consequences of guilt and retribution." EP Actor's Group, a collective of Borderland actors that puts on various...
Social workers present survey findings to New Mexico lawmakers
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A group of New Mexico social workers say there is a worker shortage in the state, and they are advising lawmakers on how to fix the problem. Thursday, representatives from New Mexico Highlands University’s Center for Excellence in Social Work presented their findings from a recent survey of social workers across the state. […]
The Texas Legal Guide: To City, County, and State Law Differences
When my youngest daughter who's in college wanted to find her own place but found real estate prices sky-high, she thought of living in a travel trailer in our backyard. This seemed like a great idea until I explained that we have laws prohibiting this. She asked, “Is this your law, a local law, state law, or what kind of law is it?”
Friday Evening Forecast: Hot summer weekend expected
TONIGHT: A few clouds after midnight tonight. Otherwise warm & humid. Low: 79. Winds: W 5 MPH. TOMORROW: Partly cloudy skies with a few isolated storms possible in Deep East Texas as a weak frontal boundary moves through. Chance of rain: 10%. High: 98. Winds: NE 10 MPH. SUNDAY: Mostly sunny and hot with a […]
Will August Bring More Heat?
LUBBOCK, TX (KLBK) – KLBK Meteorologist Leah Rodriguez takes an extended look at the forecast for August. Meteorological summer includes the months of June, July, and August. So far, June and July of 2024 have already made us tie for the 10th hottest summer on record. Let’s see if August offers any relief from the heat.
Southeast Texas Faces Dangerous Heat: Temperatures to Soar Beyond 110°F
Houston, TX – Southeast Texas is under a Heat Advisory as temperatures are expected to reach dangerous levels through the weekend. The National Weather Service in Houston-Galveston has warned residents of the potential for heat index values to exceed 110°F, particularly in the afternoon hours on Friday and Saturday. This intense heat, coupled with high humidity, poses significant risks for heat-related illnesses, especially for those engaged in outdoor activities.
Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge has plans to expand, some Texas representatives oppose the plan
LUBBOCK, Texas — After 15 years in the works, the Land Protection Plan was approved in June 2023. The intent of the plan is to give the Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge the ability to allow willing sellers to donate or sell their land to the refuge for conservation efforts.