What Is the Difference Between Allergies and COVID-19?
Some Texans may be wondering if symptoms of allergies are really coronavirus. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has a handy map...
Texas’ Oil Industry is Hurting, but There are Reasons for Hope
Oil is king in Texas, but lately, it’s been selling at pauper’s prices. Consumption has fallen to its lowest point in history, creating a...
Personal Services are Getting Creative to Stay in Business During Pandemic
While grocery stores and other essential businesses stay open but take health and safety precautions, other businesses have to get creative to make a...
COVID-19 Testing Comes up Short of Gov. Abbott’s Promise As Case, Death Counts Rise
A check of testing activity finds Texas is still not meeting the coronavirus testing levels called for in Gov. Greg Abbott’s report on reopening...
Self-driving cars roll out in Texas, but at what cost?
If self-driving cars are a measure of the future, then the future is already here in Texas. Self-driving cars started hitting the roads in...
Cognitive Decline, How COVID-19 Affects the Brain
Loss of taste and smell because of contracting COVID-19 has been of concern for neurologists during the pandemic, along with the long-term effects that...
Ways to Fuel Your Immune System — Not Just to Fight Off the Coronavirus
It won’t be long before the flu and the common cold meet to parlay with COVID-19. While health appears to be the main topic...
Texans for Public Education Challenges TEA to Trust State’s Teachers
An advocacy group takes issue with the Texas Education Agency’s guidance for opening schools this fall — especially the in-person attendance requirement that is...
Funding Cuts Fuel Texas Measles Crisis
Amidst severe federal funding reductions Texas confronts an extreme measles outbreak creating a dual crisis situation. Local health departments face severe challenges in fighting...
A List Of Things Texas Republicans Were Angry About At The Convention
The Texas Republican Party held its convention on Friday in Houston, and it was more of a parade of grievances than any sort of...
