New Texas Law Requiring Warning Labels For 44 Food Additives Could Change Brands Across The U.S.
A new law in Texas is shaking up how food brands will be required to label their products, especially if they use certain dyes and additives.
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Texas Lawmakers Are Debating Guns At Your Polling Station
The discussion around firearms at the polls is heating up, with strong feelings on both sides about safety and voter rights.
Lubbock’s Arrington Backs Farm Bill Overhaul to Boost Ag Support and Cut Spending
There's a lot at stake as the House Agriculture Committee pushes some serious changes to the Farm Bill, and it’s about more than just crops.
Texas House Bill 2013 Would Change Laws For Backyard Chickens
House Bill 2013 is making waves in Texas, challenging HOAs on resident chicken rights.
Texas Follows Australia’s Lead In Attempt To Ban Minors From Social Media
Texas is stepping up to protect kids from social media dangers. But will House Bill 186 really make a difference?
Surprisingly, Elon Musk Loses Space X Beach Bid In Texas
SpaceX's ongoing battle in Texas highlights local concerns over beach access and environmental impacts. Will Musk's ambitions clash with community interests?
Schools In Trouble? A Look At Lubbock School Districts Latest Scores
The TEA's long-awaited school report cards are here! Find out how Lubbock schools fared after five years of waiting and controversy.
Discover The Hidden Dangers Of Balloon Releases In Texas
Did you know that releasing balloons can harm pets and livestock? Learn why Texas needs to reconsider this popular tradition for the sake of our environment.
West Texas Rep. Wes Virdell Faces Backlash After Public Education Funding Remarks
West Texas Representative Wes Virdell stirs controversy with social media comments on education funding. Did he truly miss the mark with his constituents?
Would You Believe That 25 Of Lubbock’s 37 Mayors Have This In Common?
Lubbock's political landscape is a rollercoaster ride with mayors ranging from legendary to bizarre.