Christopher Adams
Christopher Adams is a Texas-based journalist who spent several years as a staff reporter for two Texas newspapers before transitioning into freelance writing a few years ago. He has written for Culture Crush, Growing America, Ranch & Rural Living Magazine, No Depression, For The Love Of Bands, and Bee Culture.
Only You Can Prevent Forest Fires Now in Texas
Editor’s Note: This is a follow up to a previous story about fire danger in Texas.
Thousands of fires have charred and scarred the state...
Much of Texas is at Risk of Another Disaster — Wildfires
Many parts of Texas are experiencing serious drought conditions that leave them highly vulnerable to the type of devastating wildfires California is dealing with.
Between...
What Impact Will the Latino Vote Have in Texas This Year?
It’s that time now in the election cycle when the campaigns are approaching the homestretch and the candidates have begun preparing for the final...
Beirut-like Explosions Have Happened in Texas and Could Again
After last week’s devastating chemical blast in Beirut, numerous media outlets were brimming with accounts of the tragedy reaching back in time to provide...
Gun, Ammunition Sales Skyrocket in Texas
Gun sales are up, and ammunition is a sought-after commodity. Right now that’s as certain as death and taxes. The United States has never...
Suburban Women Have Role to Play in November Election, but It’s Complicated
November’s general election is fewer than 100 days away, which means the wound-up political talking heads and pundits are already arguing about which demographic...
Chinese Wind Farm in Texas May Threaten National Security, Environment
The tense trade duel between the world’s two superpower economies is being felt everywhere. The United States was the latest to move a pawn...
University of Texas Prepares Women to Run for Office
In today’s divisive, polarized political landscape, utilizing opposing viewpoints as ammunition is habitual, conventional and arguably the gateway to gridlock. Respecting and understanding different...
How the Pandemic May Change Jury Trials in Texas
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted courts at all levels in Texas to create actionable safety policies, including suspending jury trials.
Technically, there isn’t a ban...
Homeless Texans Hurt, Helped During Pandemic
Many of us have been spending a lot of time at home over the last few months. For those without a home, the pandemic...
