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How a team of scientists helped fill a gap in Texas’ natural history
How a team of scientists helped fill a gap in Texas’ natural history
Steve May and his colleagues are finalists for Texan of the Year. 12/27/2023 12:00 AM
HOW MY SISTER ‘GAVE’ US SANDRA DAY O’CONNOR
HOW MY SISTER ‘GAVE’ US SANDRA DAY O’CONNOR
America said its final goodbye to Sandra Day O’Connor. 12/27/2023 12:00 AM
Legal groups sue to stop new immigration law
Legal groups sue to stop new immigration law
The ink was barely dry on a law signed by Gov. Greg Abbott that makes unauthorized entry into the United States a state crime before a lawsuit was filed by civil rights groups and El Paso County challenging its constitutionality. The Austin American- Statesman reported the suit was filed in an Austin federal court by the ACLU and two immigrant advocacy groups on behalf of the county. 12/26/2023 05:00 AM
Adult son blames Mom for everything wrong
Adult son blames Mom for everything wrong
Dear Abby 12/26/2023 05:00 AM
'When life gives you lemons, make Lemonade,' When life gives you drought make it better with art
'When life gives you lemons, make Lemonade,' When life gives you drought make it better with art
That is what Lisa Arceneaux, an environmental engineer in San Marcos Texas thought about adding a rainwater collection cistern to a spot in her yard where no bushes would grow, and the rain off the house splattered mud on the walls. 12/24/2023 05:00 AM
War, peace and the Spirit of Christmas
War, peace and the Spirit of Christmas
‘Tis the season to be jolly – but it hasn’t always been so jolly. There is a dramatic history of battles at Christmas time. 12/24/2023 05:00 AM
Mexican cartels provide the drugs, we provide the weapons
Mexican cartels provide the drugs, we provide the weapons
Scanning the headline from our sister newspaper, we were tempted to ask, “What’s the problem?” After all, the alleged gun-smuggling miscreants reside in a state whose governor has chided his fellow Texans for not owning as many guns as their California counterparts. They live in a state where guns are ubiquitous; in stores, in shops, in restaurants, even at church, people are packing heat. (That gospel singer reminds us of a campaign ad then-Attorney General Greg Abbott ran a few years back, the one where he urged his fellow Texans to get more familiar with two things: guns and the Bible. He’s an Abbott two-fer, so to speak.) 12/20/2023 12:00 AM
Texas has a chance to be a climate leader in carbon capture technology
Texas has a chance to be a climate leader in carbon capture technology
The environmental push against carbon capture is stunningly shortsighted. 12/20/2023 12:00 AM
Property tax cuts go into effect
Property tax cuts go into effect
A total of $18 billion in property tax cuts were approved by more than 80% of voters in the November general election and should be reflected in property tax bills that are due by Jan. 31. The cuts come in the form of increased home exemptions, lower school district rates, and limiting the amount property appraisals can rise. 12/19/2023 12:00 AM
Why is Paxton wasting state resources on lawsuits that don’t help Texans?
Why is Paxton wasting state resources on lawsuits that don’t help Texans?
We regret to inform you that Ken Paxton is at it again. 12/17/2023 05:00 AM
Rise of profanity in movies, television
Rise of profanity in movies, television
Here’s a regrettable trend: as profanity has become commonplace, swear words are losing their usefulness. 12/17/2023 05:00 AM
Cartoonist is fired over art meant for British newspaper
Cartoonist is fired over art meant for British newspaper
The editorial cartoonist community is global, but it’s a tight knit group. 12/13/2023 12:00 AM
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