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Are more tornadoes touching down to the east of Tornado Alley's typical boundaries than before? Or is that just anecdotal? We asked some experts to find out. → Read More
37 percent of Californians say they've seriously considered leaving because of high housing costs. Texas doesn't have that problem. → Read More
The Texas Gulf is a major economic engine for the state and the U.S. It is threatened by rising sea level, acidifying ocean water and permanent loss of coastline. → Read More
Banking Below 30 has been crunching new numbers, and we're finding Blacks and Hispanics are denied home loans at much higher rights - even when similarly qualified. → Read More
The U.S. House Financial Services Committee held a hearing Tuesday exploring how banks are ignoring minority communities in southern Dallas -- and beyond. → Read More
Local governments keep your tax dollars in banks. A responsible banking ordinance requires a government to evaluate how well those banks serve the community. → Read More
Some school buildings across North Texas were so badly damaged in last week’s winter storm that students will not return to class on Monday or Tuesday. → Read More
The Texas Public Utility Commission takes steps to limit exposure to some customers from the costs of this emergency. → Read More
Convalescent plasma therapy is understood as a short-cut to make sick people better, faster. Anyone who's been ill can donate after blood donation screening. → Read More
Can an EV do all the things a conventional car can? And are they really a silver bullet for fighting climate change? We spent 20 hours on the road to find out. → Read More
Fear of COVID-19 is not a reason that qualifies for a mail-in ballot. → Read More
Climate change and coronavirus are separate issues. However, people who've been looking at these two issues together they see parallels. → Read More
We're also investigating if the virus lives in swimming pools and if a beard will make you more susceptible. → Read More
For the week of March 22-28, the last full week of the month, the volume of toll transactions was down 47%. → Read More
237 patients who reported a loss of smell and later tested positive for COVID19. For about 20% loss of smell was their only early symptom. → Read More
Health officials are concerned the coronavirus can spread easily in places where people congregate like restaurant dining rooms. → Read More
Texas is known for its delicious barbecue and tacos. But what about the wine? → Read More
Kids aren't just little adults. But it's easy to see them that way. They have different needs and there's tons of research that says that includes free play. → Read More
Kids aren't just little adults. But it's easy to see them that way. They have different needs and there's tons of research that says that includes free play. → Read More
You can't swim in Trinity, in Dallas. Same for White Rock Lake. Too much poop in the water. So where can you safely swim? → Read More