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A Breakdown Of Texas’ Nine HBCUs
HBCUs, an acronym for Historically Black Colleges and Universities, are a transformative educational experience. Getting to be surrounded by peers who look like you within walls that foster black excellence is a priceless gift. HBCUs exist to give Black Americans access to the education and opportunities they were once excluded from. Historical figures from Kamala Harris and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to Oprah Winfrey and Langston Hughes have each attended HBCUs. This lends to them making a major impact in culture and society.
Trinity River alligator gar harvest authorization drawing opens Sept. 1
Aug. 28—AUSTIN — The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) opens its annual Alligator Gar Harvest Authorization drawing application process Sept. 1. The random drawing authorizes anglers to harvest one alligator gar over 48 inches from a section of the Trinity River. From Sept. 1 through Sept. 30, anglers holding a valid license-year or year-from-purchase fishing license can use the Texas ...
National Republicans support Mayra Flores with group’s first Texas-focused ad buy
"National Republicans support Mayra Flores with group’s first Texas-focused ad buy" 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.
Texans Need to Start Putting These Stickers on their Mailbox
The United States Postal Service has implemented a new dog bite prevention program to protect USPS employees. Called the Paws Program, the program was rolled out in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, and the western region of New York, among other areas, in June. And now, I think that Texans need to start doing this as well!
Ken Paxton’s vote harvesting investigation in South Texas renews questions over politiqueras
"Ken Paxton’s vote harvesting investigation in South Texas renews questions over politiqueras" 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.
Texas districts build their own housing to tackle affordability
A school district in west Texas built an apartment complex to offer a more affordable housing option to its teachers, a solution that came up this week in a new report released by the state to tackle this growing problem.
Status of local rivers, lakes, and the forecast ahead of Labor Day Weekend
With the unofficial last weekend of summer upon us, many may be wanting to make the most out of the three-day weekend with a trip to an area lake, river, or the beach. Here’s what you need to know before heading out:. KEY POINTS:. Not for everyone each day,...
33rd Jacky Pierce Charity Classic golf tournament raises $500,000 for non-profits in Texas Panhandle, New Mexico
The United Family announced that multiple non-profit organizations across Texas and the High Plains received a combined $500,000 after the recent 33rd Annual Jacky Pierce Charity Classic golf tournament held in Lubbock.
Urgent Recall For Hazardous Chicken Nuggets Now Issued In Texas
Texas may be the beef state, but parents everywhere know that chicken nuggets are the guaranteed winner when it comes to filling the bellies of their kids especially if you are short on time. Even when you are a parent like me that has more than one kid that does not exactly jump up and down for meat entrees, you can still convince your more vegetarian trending children to gobble down some chicken nuggets.
Dangerous synthetic drug 2C-B found during traffic stop in East Texas
GREGG COUNTY, Texas - Deputies discovered the illegal substance 2C-B during a recent traffic stop, raising concerns about its dangers to the community.2C-B is a synthetic psychedelic known to cause hallucinations, paranoia, and extreme anxiety. Its unpredictable effects make it hazardous, with potential severe health issues including heart problems, seizures, and even death, according to the Gregg County Sheriff's Office.The sheriff's office highlighted several reasons for concern:- Unpredictable Effects: The potency and effects of 2C-B can vary greatly, making it difficult to control.- Health Risks: The drug can cause severe psychological and physical reactions.- Illegality: Possession, distribution, or use of 2C-B is illegal and punishable by law.The Gregg County Sheriff's Office urges the community to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity. "Protecting our community from these dangerous substances is a top priority," stated the source. They also encourage those struggling with substance abuse to seek help immediately.Together, the community can work to keep Gregg County safe.
Colin Allred makes East Texas stops ahead of November election
TYLER, Texas (KETK) – Colin Allred, named the most bi-partisan Texan in congress by the Common Ground Committee, made several stops in East Texas on Sunday and Monday. The Democratic Texas senate candidate campaigned in Tyler on Sunday and attendees at the St. Louis Baptist Church said they are excited for his grassroots campaign. “I don’t see […]
Trump-appointed judge blocks path to citizenship for undocumented spouses
A Trump-appointed judge in Texas has blocked the implementation of an executive order from President Joe Biden that would have granted immigrants in the country without authorization but married to U.S. citizens an easier path to citizenship, CBS News reported. The decision by District Court Judge J. Campbell Barker came...
Pat Mahomes sentenced to probation in DWI case
Former major league pitcher Pat Mahomes agreed to five years of probation as part of his guilty plea to a third driving while intoxicated charge on Tuesday. The agreement includes one year of "intense supervision," and should he live up to the terms of probation, he will not serve prison time.
Huntington ISD Receives Over $140,000 for Welding Career Training in Texas Economic Boost Effort
Boosting the economic prospects of its students, Huntington Independent School District has received a generous grant for its career training programs. Announced by Governor Greg Abbott, the over $140,000 award from the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) is part of the Jobs and Education for Texans (JET) initiative. According to a statement from the Governor's Office, this grant aims to equip students with the skills necessary to "thrive in our booming economy," specifically gearing them up for the welding industry, a field in high demand.
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