Mortgage Rates Are At an All-Time Low. But Can You Get One?
If you’re thinking about buying a house or refinancing your mortgage, now is the time. But can you get a mortgage loan?
Experts agree that...
TABC Eases Rules to Allow More Texas Bars to Reopen as Restaurants
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission has voted to ease restrictions that have prevented more Texas bars from being reclassified as restaurants and allowed to...
Texas Rural Communities Get $223 Million for Water Infrastructure
Rural communities across Texas are receiving a major boost in water infrastructure funding, with nearly $223 million...
AI, Crypto Straining the Texas Power Grid
Amid all the other concerns about the nature of increased artificial intelligence is a new and ominous one for Texas: power drainage.
A blockbuster report...
CenterPoint’s $818M Generator Deal May Have Been Influenced By CEO’s Relationship
A "fraudulent" $818 million mobile generator deal between CenterPoint Energy and a small Houston startup may have begun thanks to a relationship between CenterPoint's...
Images of the Confederacy Coming Down in Texas
Monuments, statues and even names associated with the confederacy and racism are coming down or being changed in the wake of two weeks of...
Texans Struggle to Find Work in the Rio Grande Valley, Where Unemployment Has Nearly...
Sandra Santos has been doing everything she can to find a job since she was laid off in mid-March from working in the billing...
What’s Opening? What’s Staying Closed?
Gov. Greg Abbott has set Friday as the day restaurants, retail stores, malls, movie theaters, museums and libraries can reopen at 25% capacity. The...
Big Oil on Life Support, but It Is Not Time to Pull the Plug
The events of the last week are leading to questions about the future of big oil and whether it will be able to survive....
