Day: March 1, 2024

Texas has a wildfire season in winter, but climate change is extending it, scientists say.

Players go all-out and that leads to some interesting facial expressions.

San Antonio’s city clerk wants to accelerate an ongoing plan to digitize and preserve the city’s archive, which she says could otherwise take decades.

A day after being released from the hospital following a heart transplant, Scot Pollard told The Associated Press that he is going to campaign for organ donation in the future.

The Texas Farm Bureau said the Rio Grande Valley Sugar Growers mill no longer had adequate water to sustain operations, an issue the bureau blames on ongoing water issues with Mexico under the 1944 Water Treaty.

Two people from the flipped vehicle were taken to the hospital and one of them has died, according to officials.

A trio of Republican candidates have set their sights on the seat of long-time GOP state Representative for District 44, John Kuempel.

Miranda Menchaca and Leticia Ortiz are two of only three female machine operators employed at CPS Energy.

Even if the weather outside isn’t frightful, you might still be dealing with dry and dirty indoor air, especially when you keep windows and doors closed in winter. Consumer Reports says adding humidifiers and air purifiers can help, but they require some care.

Three people were arrested Thursday after Bexar County Sheriff’s deputies and the U.S. Border Patrol tracked down an 18-wheeler with 12 people in the trailer.