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TxDOT wants zero casualties

5 years 5 months ago By News Staff

How many deaths are acceptable each year on Texas roads? That’s a question TxDOT is addressing through a new ambitious goal, which ultimately states that the answer to the question is zero.

BEING FLEXIBLE IS NOT WAVERING

5 years 6 months ago By Anonymous (not verified)

Daphne Delay How many of you have been excited about a dream ...only to have life happen? I mean, the wheels were turning, your heart was beating wildly with anticipation,

THINKING IN TYPE

5 years 6 months ago By Anonymous (not verified)

I’m going to start this week’s column with an unpopular statement that might make you question my sanity. I hate three-day weekends. There, I said it. Those Mondays off that

VIEWS

5 years 6 months ago By Anonymous (not verified)

The Dallas Morning News on school funding: What we see in the school finance reform bill approved Thursday is the good work of democracy in action. It inches us toward

Top officials say state’s top issues are resolved

5 years 6 months ago By Anonymous (not verified)

AUSTIN — With the governor’s mansion as their backdrop, Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dennis Bonnen on May 23 announced their agreement on the Texas

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

5 years 6 months ago By News Staff

As it is graduation weekend, I thought I might come up with some words of wisdom for the Class of 2019 and for everyone, I suppose. I wish I could

The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) has awarded 27 grants totaling $5,718,073 to multiple public community colleges, public technical institutes, public state colleges and independent school districts for programs that focus

Remembering our Fallen Heros

5 years 6 months ago By News Staff

A bullet pinged past the soldier’s ear as he crouched behind bushes near the front lines. A soldier near him suddenly lurched forward, letting out a horrible scream as he