What is it Really Like in Texas Classrooms Now?
School districts may offer sanitizer to teachers, help them be equipped with disinfectant spray, paper towels, plastic partitions for desks, and masks, but preparing...
Texas Bars Won’t Reopen Anytime Soon
Gov. Greg Abbott has kept Texas bars closed for almost two months now, and there are no signs he plans to reverse that decision...
Paxton Loses Price Gouging Suit Against Egg Producer
Cal-Maine Foods, the largest producer and distributor of eggs in the United States, announced Monday that a price gouging case filed against it by...
State Uses TikTok to Try to Slow COVID-19 Spread
In a yellow hoodie with a dinosaur on it and with his signature blond hair, Dallas-Fort Worth social media influencer Parker James is the...
Leaders: What Texans Yearn for as Democratic National Convention Starts
In case you’ve been otherwise preoccupied, tonight is the first night of the Democratic National Convention.
“The what?!”
That was how University of Houston Adjunct Women...
Electricity Shut off Moratorium Extended
During a Texas summer, being without air conditioning and electricity is always bad, but it may be more worrisome during the coronavirus pandemic. Thankfully...
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...
How to Get Help While Grieving During the Pandemic
The loss of a loved one can make you feel alone, lost and uncertain, and while people are farther apart during the coronavirus pandemic,...
Abbott: Labor Day Can’t be Like Memorial Day
With the traditional end of summer coming, Gov. Greg Abbott is warning Texans not to let their guard down. He says he understands that...
A Penny for Your Thoughts? Not During the Pandemic.
Cash not accepted. No coins on hand. Are we running out of money, or is something else going on?
COVID-19 has changed every point of...
