Issues statement after Foreign Relations Committee advances Cruz initiative requiring State Department to change guidelines on Taiwanese symbols of sovereignty U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) today released the following statement after the Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced his amendment requiring […]
Legal Profiles
Chinese Officials Responsible for the Ongoing Genocide in Xinjiang ‘Will No Longer Enjoy Either Anonymity or Immunity’
Applauds passage of sanctions and findings he authored targeting CCP officials for atrocities, including systematic rape and forced genocide U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) today issued the following statement after the Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced two of his initiatives in […]
NerdsToGo Providing e-waste Recycling During Earth Day Week
Tech Solutions Franchise Locations Celebrate 51st Earth Day By Doing Their Part As motivation for spring cleaning grows, now is the perfect time for purging your arsenal of old devices. In honor of Earth Day 2021, your local NerdsToGo®, a […]
Making Waves in Art and Engineering
UH Students Experience ‘Color Field’ Wearing Brain Imaging Devices The “Color Field” public art exhibition at the University of Houston has attracted art enthusiasts from all over since it launched last fall, but engineering doctoral student Alex Craik took a more scientific […]
KNOWAutism Foundation to Host Inaugural “As I Am” Art Festival
Family festival featuring local student artwork and entertainment: Sunday, May 23, 2021 KNOWAutism Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to helping families of children with autism to navigate the process of diagnostics, treatment, intervention and education, with Chairs Amy Pierce, Michelle Bohreer and Marian McClendon are hosting […]
DPS Graduates Three New Canine Teams
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) recently graduated three new canine teams from a nine-week training program on Thursday, April 1. These canine teams will join more than 50 DPS Canine Detection Teams across Texas within the Texas Highway […]
Harris County Appraisal District Reminds Property Owners of Disaster Exemption
The Harris County Appraisal District is reminding property owners who had experienced physical damage to their property during the February freeze to apply for a temporary disaster exemption. “I want to remind everyone that the temporary disaster exemption is available […]
Harmony School of Exploration 2nd-Grade Students Publish Virtual Book about February Winter Storm Experience
They may be only in the second grade, but Mrs. Lopez’s ELA class is now published authors. The Harmony School of Exploration students, with the help and leadership of their teacher, have published their first book virtually. It’s a book of poetry […]
Texas Air Still Failing
Ozone, particle pollution levels climb across Texas cities This year’s “State of the Air” report from the American Lung Association finds that Texas’s rankings were poorer for the most harmful and widespread types of air pollution: particle pollution and ozone. […]
Catfish Stocking Heading Back to Neighborhood Fishin’ Lakes in Texas
Spring is in the air and with that comes one of Texas’ best spring traditions, angling for catfish. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s Neighborhood Fishin’ program enables friends and families to stay close to home, enjoy time in the […]
