Posted 2:29 PM 6/22/2026 by Jaden Edison

Texas students may soon attend social studies and reading classes that minimize racial, geographic and cultural diversity while emphasizing the Bible.

The State Board of Education has two pivotal votes slated for this week that would usher in these changes: one on a rewrite of Texas&rsquo (More)

Posted 9:45 AM 6/19/2026 by Jayme Lozano Carver

LUBBOCK — After the New World screwworm was found in a dog in Texas, pet owners across the state worried how (More)

Posted 10:00 AM 6/18/2026 by Stephen Simpson, Photos by Justin Hamel, The Waco Bridge

WACO — Brian Uptmore, a rancher and auctioneer based just outside of Waco, has had the same routine over the past several years. Every morning, he makes his rounds, feeds his cattle, checks them for respiratory issues and makes other basic health assessments.

Recently (More)

Posted 9:47 AM 6/17/2026 by Paul Cobler

If you look at recent forecasts for future demand on Texas’s energy grid, the state must find a way to more than quadruple its energy production in the next six years or risk high energy prices and blackouts.

However, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, the energy grid (More)

Posted 6:49 PM 6/16/2026 by Berenice Garcia

McALLEN — The U.S. Department of Agriculture is doubling down on its fight against screwworm.

On Tuesday, the USDA announced new approaches to combat screwworm, including using AI drones to monitor wildlife and enlisting the help of 40 research projects that would be funded (More)