If you thought NASA taking monkeys to space was crazy, here’s even more crazy news. Cloning pets is officially a thing! Yes. As of 2021, the cloning of pets marks 17 years since the first pet – a cat named […]
Legal Profiles
How to Ensure a Just Compensation After an Accident
Enduring and recovering from an accident is bad enough. Recovery from an accident can take longer than you think. As well as recovery time you also want to ensure that you receive just and adequate compensation to make sure that […]
Seven Ways to Seem Like a Native English Speaker When You Aren’t
Speaking English can be scary when it isn’t your first language. You can be misunderstood, and at the very least, feel embarrassed. When you want to fit in, the last thing you want to do is stick out like a […]
Covid-19 And Closed Areas: The Right Way To Disinfect Indoor Spaces
It is essential to clean and disinfect your indoor spaces regularly, especially during this COVID-19 pandemic period. Cleaning your indoor surfaces prevents viruses, bacteria, and pests, including moths and bedbugs, from invading your home. Regular cleaning and disinfection are also […]
FEMA Assistance Deadline is April 20
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) reminds Harris County residents that Tuesday, April 20, 2021 is the deadline to register for individual disaster assistance following February’s winter storm. More information about federal aid for this disaster can be found at https://www.fema.gov/disaster/4586. As […]
Texas Marks 5 Years of Enhanced Efforts Against Aquatic Invasive Species
After five years of enhanced funding for efforts to protect lakes, rivers, water recreationists and industry from a host of non-native invasive species, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) and its partners are reporting significant achievements. The TPWD is […]
Survey Finds 2020 High School Graduates Delayed College Plans, Concerned about Financial Security
Class of 2020 Significantly Impacted by COVID-19, concerned about financing college and financial future COVID-19 has significantly impacted how teens are thinking about their financial futures, prompting 25 percent of 2020 high school graduates to delay their college plans in […]
Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) is proud to announce the appointment of The Honorable James (Jim) Carroll as Senior Advisor
Carroll served as the Director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) beginning in 2019 as part of a distinguished career in public service. His work shows a commitment to saving lives, as defined by ONDCP’s […]
Spring Branch Solar Co-op selects Sunshine Renewable Solutions to serve group
Residents have until April 15 to join The Spring Branch Solar Co-op has selected Sunshine Renewable Solutions to install solar panels for the 38-member group. Co-op members selected Sunshine Renewable Solutions through a competitive bidding process over nine other firms. The […]
Sen. Cruz: As Numbers of Illegal Border Crossings Continue to Surge, So Do Americans’ Frustrations
As the number of illegal aliens streaming across our border reaches the highest levels in at least 15 years, Americans are sick and tired of President Biden’s failure to address this crisis. Recent polling indicates that a majority of Americans disapprove of President […]
