WHO declares Ebola outbreak in Africa a public health emergency as CDC deploys resources to contain it.
Texas camps struggle with broadband costs, murder-suicide in Houston, ex-HEB worker brings gun to store, Memorial City Mall imposes teen curfew
Cinco de Mayo celebrates Mexican heritage; 2 Dems compete in TX-18 runoff; Houston murder suspect flees to Italy.
Extra Virgin Olive Oil Helps Brain And Gut Health (Charlottesville, VA) — A new study shows extra virgin olive oil helps brain and gut health. Researchers at the University of Virgili followed more than six-hundred older adults for two years who were overweight or obese and had metabolic syndrome. They found those who ate extra […]
NASA launches Artemis 2 moon mission, Texas audits power grid for foreign ties, and food stamp fraud crackdown in Texas.
Texas restricts SNAP for junk food; prison AC trial; United flight emergency landing; child drowns; caregiver accused of giving toddler THC gummies
Civil rights pioneer Claudette Colvin dies at 86, Texans advance to face Patriots in playoffs
Kerrville PD to release 911 calls from TX floods; SCOTUS allows TX to use new congressional map; Coast Guard rescuer honored in Houston parade.
Texas grid faces strain as data centers grow, renewables struggle to keep up, raising reliability concerns.
Millions of Americans are set to loose access to SNAP food assistance, starting on Saturday, due to the government shutdown. If you find yourself affected by the loss of access to this program, here’s a list of resources that may be able to help:
Early voting starts today in Texas for the November elections. In the Houston area, a special election for the 18th Congressional District will choose the successor of Representative Sylvester Turner, who died in March. Houston City Council’s At-Large Position 4 is up for grabs after Letitia Plummer stepped down to run for Harris County Judge. […]
The deadline to register to vote in the upcoming November 4th Uniform Election in Texas is Monday, October 6th. Statewide, there are 17 amendments proposed for the State Constitution. Several of these proposals would cut or ban certain taxes in the state, including billions of dollars’ worth of property tax cuts. Voters in Houston will […]