AUSTIN — While the Memorial Day holiday was observed across Texas, lawmakers stayed busy at the state Capitol, voting on key bills in the final three days of the 86th Texas Legislature’s 140-day regular session.
Warnings abound concerning the danger of saying “never again.” Most of us are guilty of making false promises on topics such as New Year’s resolutions, diets and exercise.
West Texas Intermediate crude prices this week were the lowest they’ve been since March. WTI dipped to $56 after remaining in the low $60s for quite some time. But a
AUSTIN — With the governor’s mansion as their backdrop, Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt.Gov. Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dennis Bonnen on May 23 announced their agreement on the Texas Legislature’s
Thursday US oil futures tanked 5.7%, the biggest percentage loss of the year. The DJIA recouped some of its losses in the final hour after falling 451 points earlier. Chip-makers
It’s about time the Andrews Food Pantry project finally got the green light. Construction on the new $700,000 facility to be located in southwest Andrews is perhaps long overdue. If
AUSTIN — Texas lawmakers have yet to cast final votes on the marquee issues of the 86th regular session of the Legislature: the state budget, school finance reform and property
The United States is now a net energy exporter with production exceeding that of Russia or Saudi Arabia. If you are in the USA conducting the energy service business, what
CO-PARENTING BASIC: BEDTIME ROUTINE. Is there a bedtime routine in one home and no structure or scheduled bedtime routine in the other home? This is very confusing for children to