
Stay Safe When You Rideshare With These Tips
Over the past few years, ridesharing services have become ubiquitous. Apps such as Uber and Lyft offer an easy way to zip around town, enjoy a night out, or head to appointments or airports without worrying about driving or parking. And yet, it is easy to forget some safety concerns when a ready ride is

How to Grow Citrus Trees in Texas
Gardening tips for planting, growing, and tending to indoor citrus trees.

Meet the 11 Texas Olympians Heading to Tokyo
Texas is always well represented at the Summer Olympics. Here are some of the athletes going for gold in Tokyo in 2021.

Our First Responders: Samuel Askins
Samuel Askins served in Iraq as an airborne infantryman and staff sergeant and spent 17 years as a paratrooper, stationed all across the U.S. Today, he’s back in Texas, helping other combat vets recover from post-traumatic stress disorder. As director of Texas outreach for PTSD Foundation of America, Askins runs interventions throughout Texas, responding to vets

Our First Responders: Delaney Sweeney
Delaney Sweeney works with just one other veterinarian at Wilkinson Veterinary Clinic in Alice. When the pandemic arrived, all other veterinary clinics in the area shut to all but emergencies, leaving Sweeney and her fellow vet to see what felt like all the animals in the county. For two to three months, their daily pet intake

Honoring Lunar New Year Traditions in Texas
For cultures that traditionally follow the Lunar calendar, February is a time for celebration and rejuvenation.

How to Video Chat Safely
Have you thought about your privacy and security while on video calls, classes, or conferences?

Our First Responders: Kirk Burnett
Kirk Burnett arrives at the fire station at 6 a.m. As a driver engineer, he has to check his fire engine’s equipment; wash the apparatus to make sure it’s clean enough to be proud of — a symbol of trust and safety for the public; clean the station. He eats breakfast with his fellow firefighters,

A Traveler’s Guide to Nature Preserves in Texas
The pristine beauty of Texas’ diverse ecological systems are on display in these incredible preserves, where visitors can experience what Texas has looked like for thousands of years.
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Texas Living Our First Responders: Brent Tymrak
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Texas Living Our First Responders: Ryan Michels
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Texas Living Our First Responders: Nicole Michels
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Texas Living Our First Responders: Brigette Munoz

Is There Really Buried Treasure in Texas? (Legends Say Yes)
Here are some of the legends of lost Texas treasure.