Professors and students in Texas are sounding alarms about a new law that is fostering self-censorship and restricting the scope of academic inquiry, leading some faculty and students to consider leaving their institutions. These concerns were raised during a news conference held on Tuesday, where educational advocates highlighted the adverse impacts of the legislation. In…
A Jordanian athlete who had been reported missing while attending an international soccer tournament in Houston has been located safe in Illinois. Rabe’e Ata Juma’a Alqaq, a 24-year-old competing in the Genuine Cup, was participating in the event for athletes with disabilities at Rice University. Alqaq was last seen by his coach and teammates around…
Austin’s Evolving Identity: A Look at Its ‘Weirdness’ Discover what makes Austin unique as the city navigates its identity amidst growth and change. The debate over whether Austin is still “keeping it weird” continues to spark conversations and reflection. The Roots of ‘Weird’ The phrase “Keep Austin Weird” has become synonymous with the city, originating…
A man was airlifted to a medical facility after suffering a severe head injury caused by a sledgehammer in Burleson County. Authorities have detained a suspect in connection with the incident. On Monday, the victim was struck in the head while at a location in Somerville, approximately 40 miles northeast of Giddings. The Burleson County…
DALLAS – Larry Richardson, the founder of Flying Fish, recently showcased the restaurant’s renowned ceviche on The Ten. Ceviche Recipe for 4 Servings Ingredients: 24 shrimp, boiled in Cajun-seasoned water and halved 14 oz tilapia, boiled in Cajun-seasoned water and cut into ¼” squares 6 oz freshly squeezed lime juice 1.5 cups fresh pico de…
HOUSTON – Statements from two passengers who were present during the tragic shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo have been released. The incident occurred on Canal Street in early July, resulting in Araujo’s death. At the time, three other individuals were in the vehicle alongside him and were subsequently detained by ICE agents at the scene….
The recent events involving Fort Worth police, street preachers, and Trinity Pride Fest have sparked a debate about the limits of support for local law enforcement. As videos emerged showing police attempting to prevent a street preacher from potentially disrupting a peaceful celebration, many Fort Worth residents shifted their stance from strong support for police…
Imports of Venezuelan crude oil into the Gulf Coast have surged significantly since the U.S. assumed control over Venezuela’s oil industry, providing a substantial advantage to Texas oil refiners amidst the unprecedented energy supply crisis sparked by the conflict in Iran. Data indicates that average imports rose from approximately 110,000 barrels per day in January—when…
Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick has broadened the focus of the newly established Senate Religious Liberty Committee. On Monday, he announced seven new interim charges for Senate committees in preparation for the upcoming legislative session, three of which pertain to the Religious Liberty Committee. This increase brings the total number of charges for the committee…
Traveler’s Cart in Montrose has announced that it will permanently close after service on Friday, July 31, following nearly two years of operation since its opening in October 2024. Patrons are encouraged to visit for one last meal before the restaurant shuts its doors. Located at 1401 Montrose Boulevard, Traveler’s Cart was a globally inspired…
