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Florence Whittaker
Florence Whittaker breaks down Texas weather, from hurricanes on the coast to heat waves and severe storms, with a focus on safety.
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San Antonio Water System Embraces Advanced Metal Detection for Lead Pipe Inspection
San Antonio Water System is pioneering the use of advanced metal detection technology to locate lead pipes without invasive digging, ensuring safer…
Extreme Heat Wave Sweeps Across America Ahead of July 4 Celebrations
A relentless heat dome is causing record-breaking temperatures and health risks across the U.S. as the July 4 weekend approaches.
Hot and Dry Conditions Expected in El Paso and Southwest New Mexico This Weekend
El Paso and surrounding areas are preparing for a hot and dry weekend, with significant fire weather concerns in southwest New Mexico.
How a Multidisciplinary Team Saved a Baby with Vein of Galen Malformation
Against all odds, Darleth, a nine-month-old baby, was brought home after months of intensive care at El Paso Children’s Hospital.
Flash flood readiness for texas commuters
Get ready for flash floods in Texas with our expert guide
Uncategorized Creating a family preparedness plan for severe weather conditions
Create a family weather plan to stay safe and informed during severe weather conditions
Understanding heat domes in Texas: a guide to safety and energy efficiency
Discover the effects of heat domes on Texas residents and learn how to stay safe and energy smart
Exploring the poetic landscapes of Houston through Ariana Brown’s lens
Dive into the world of Ariana Brown, a Houston-based writer whose poetry brings the city's landscapes to life in a unique and…
Exploring the Unique Flavors of Houston’s Eastbound Barbecue
Eastbound Barbecue in Houston is turning heads with its creative menu, featuring dishes like rosemary-infused brisket and hatch-chile lasagna mac and cheese.
Former Texas Tech University Professor Pleads Guilty to Fentanyl Trafficking
A former Texas Tech University professor and four co-conspirators have admitted guilt in a fentanyl distribution conspiracy, risking severe penalties.