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Texas Nursing Homes Face Inquiry for IV Drips Done Without Doctor’s OK
Texas nursing homes are under investigation for administering intravenous vitamin drips without signed doctor’s orders, KXAN TV reported.
A state review team determined nursing facilities...
Texas Will Launch Large Study of COVID-19 Spread
To gain a better understanding of the spread of COVID-19 in Texas and how individuals have responded to it, researchers at the University of...
Harris County Ignores Paxton’s Warning on Drive-Thru Voting
Harris County is continuing to offer drive-thru voting at 10 locations during early voting, despite a threat from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
“This letter...
How Much Will Census’ Early End Hurt Texas?
Neighbors were pleading with neighbors in the final hours of the 2020 census, which was brought to an abrupt end last Thursday, when the...
Texas’ COVID-19 Fatigue Shows as Cases, Hospitalizations Rise
After falling from the record highs set in July and August, COVID-19 caseloads and hospitalizations are on the rise again in Texas. The state...
Texas’ Two U.S. Senators Attempt to Distance Themselves from Trump
Predicting a bloodbath on Nov. 3 and offering comparisons to a troubled marriage, Texas Sens. John Cornyn (R-Houston) and Ted Cruz (R-Houston) are joining...
12 Texans Charged in Connection With Violent, Race-Based Gang
Half of the 24 members and associates of the white supremacist organization Aryan Circle indicted on charges of federal racketeering conspiracy, violent crimes in...
SXSW is Going Virtual for 2021
South By Southwest, the popular Austin-based music and tech festival, was one of the first major events to be canceled this year due to...
UH Study: Women Report More COVID-19-Related Anxiety Than Men
The Hobby School of Public Affairs at the University of Houston has a new report out on the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Along...
State Adds Jobs, but Unemployment Rate Still Rises in September
The Texas unemployment rate rose to 8.3% in September, after dipping from the high of 13.5% in April at the beginning of the pandemic....
