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The Good, Bad, & Ugly About Daylight Saving Time In Texas
We're not quite there yet, but it's getting closer to that wonderful Daylight Saving Time clock shift in Texas. It's one of the most hotly debated things on the planet. What's the use of it? Why can't we just stay the same? Is there really any benefit to changing our clocks?
Texas gas plant proposal rejected from state financing program
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Texas energy regulators have denied public funding requests for a proposed power plant days after naming the project as a finalist for a new state program aimed at building out natural gas-fired electricity generation, state documents show.
Texas Politician Set To Propose School Starting In September
One thing that has confused so many is why schools start at different times and not in unison. For example, Texas tends to go back to school in the middle of August, sometimes a touch later towards the end of the month. Other places wait until after Labor Day to...
New Tropical Disturbance Looming Along Texas Coast
September has always been during the most active two months of hurricane season for the state of Texas, and right on cue there is a tropical disturbance forming off the coast of the Lone Star State that at the very least could bring a lot of rain the the Gulf Coastal region that is still trying to dry out after Hurricane Beryl made landfall just after the 4th of July.
School Districts Sue TEA Over A-F Accountability System… Again
Five school districts in Texas are suing Commissioner of Education Mike Morath over the Texas Education Agency’s A-F accountability system. This is the second consecutive that school districts are suing over the accountability system. First reported by the Big Bend Sentinel, Marfa, Fort Davis, Alpine, Presidio, Fort Stockton and...
BE ALERT: Over 100,000 Texans Have Withdrawn Student From School Here’s , Why
The school year has started in Texas, but the seats are not as full of children as usual. According to Center Square, over 100,000 students have withdrawn from public schools in the great state since the 2022–2023 school year. TEXAS SCHOOLS ARE EMPTY. Texas Education Agency and School District...
Families and advocates for disabled Texans pushing for caregiver pay raise
"Families and advocates for disabled Texans pushing for caregiver pay raise" was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues.
Big Surprise – El Paso Will Not See The First 2024 Freeze In Texas
El Paso will enjoy/suffer summer longer than most of Texas and absolutely won't be the first Texas city to see a fall freeze. We should get one before Christmas though. Summer is far from over in the lone star state but many are already turning their thoughts to chilly evenings, pumpkin spiced everything and Friday Night Lights. Not to mention Saturday "bowls" and the pros on Sunday. And Monday. And Thursday.
Texas Officer ‘Bare Hands’ Alligator in Front of Home – See It
In Louisiana and parts of Texas, there is more than enough habitat for alligators to thrive. And while Louisiana law enforcement officials might have a few more "incidents" involving alligators and humans than Texas officers do, we'd be wrong to say a Texas cop can't handle himself with a 'gator.
Rediscovering The Magic: Open Drive-In Theaters In Texas Today
If you want to experience the joy of watching a movie while in your car in Texas, there are still some popular drive-in theaters you can visit today! We've talked about a few in the past, like how El Paso has one the last remaining adult drive-in theaters in the country or the Stars & Stripes theater that has been getting a lot of love recently on social media.
Out Of Control: Feral Hogs Cause Massive Damage To Texas Park
Feral hogs are a growing problem here in Texas. I could almost admire these descendants of abandoned domesticated pigs for their tenacity—their ability to survive and thrive—if they were not wreaking havoc everywhere they go. Recently, they destroyed a city park- leaving city officials no choice but to...
Texas Republican says GOP will cost itself the House majority in November
AUSTIN, Texas — A Texas Republican who survived a primary assault from his own party’s right wing said Thursday that the GOP is on track to lose the House in November. “What’s frustrating me is I firmly believe that House Republicans are going to lose the majority — and we’re going to lose it because…
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