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Hispanic Heritage Month is officially here, having started on September 15th. Here is a brief history of the celebratory month.

As the Summer of Sweat continues, Renewable energy companies are finding their tools to power cities in Texas hard to replenish. Under the current circumstances, renewable energy has come in to save the day, when assisting Texas to avoid the outages that would so plague the state. This would come…

This past Wednesday evening is where the Texas Senate has passed the resolution that has outlined around 31 procedural rules for the impeachment trial where the Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has been suspended, in the aftermath of two days of closed-door breaks.  Legal processions are set to continue on…

In the state of Texas, there's a difficulty occurring for the child care industry. It's all in need of greater investments in things like day care and early education. The budget request has been added to the 2024-2025 spending plan. That of which is under negotiation by Senate and House…

Texas is making new laws—six in specific—to improve the schools around the Lone Star state. This will help out teachers and students. Some of these bills are very helpful, the other's are a little more overdue. Let's go through them. House Bill 11 Teacher Pay and Workload is meant to…

Every pilot's worst nightmare is needing to make an emergency landing. Any mechanical failure can put their lives in serious danger, and the landing itself is also incredibly dangerous. After all, pilots rarely have the space they need to make a safe, smooth landing. One pilot found that out firsthand…

Houston commuters were greeted with a bizarre sight last month on I-69. At around noon on November 14th, a man climbed on top of a semi trailer and began dancing as the truck moved southward towards Sugar Land. Unfortunately, things quickly turned deadly. When the truck passed under an overpass…

Houston is already the fourth largest city in America, and officials only expect it to grow larger. Because of its massive port, robust energy-centric economy, and affordable housing, the city will only keep growing over the next few decades. Officials even expect the Greater Houston area to double its population…

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) and local officials are pushing for freeway improvement projects across the state. However, they have met a lot of resistance from the communities the projects would supposedly serve. Opponents of the state's various proposals have begun to unite, protesting together at major TxDOT offices.…

The family of a toddler who was killed last week by a falling cement truck has filed a lawsuit against the company responsible. On August 5th, a cement truck driver lost control of her vehicle and fell off of East Beltway 8 near Woodforest Blvd. The falling truck landed on…