Daylight saving time is starting soon: Here's which states want to make it permanent
Is it time to stop changing our clocks twice a year? Here's a state-by-state look at efforts to make daylight saving time permanent.
US Measles Map Shows States Hardest Hit As Cases Spike
On Wednesday, the Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSH) said an unvaccinated child had died from measles as the ...
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With Airlines Expanding in Austin and More Flights to Mexico — Here Are the Airline Routes We're Most Excited About in March
Delta’s latest addition to its growing Austin base is Panama City, Fla., with a daily flight from March 9. Economy fares ...
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Firings at US weather and oceans agency risk lives and economy, former agency heads warn
The first round of firings started Thursday at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, a government agency that ...
Nine US states on red alert as measles kills one and infects untold number
Nine states have confirmed cases of a Victorian era disease ripping through Texas. At least 173 infections nationwide have ...
First confirmed measles case in Los Angeles County since 2015. How to protect yourself
Los Angeles County has its first confirmed case of the measles amid a growing number of cases in the United States.
Texas measles outbreak grows to 146 cases, children and teens most impacted
The measles outbreak in Texas has grown to 146 cases with most infections reported among children and teenagers, according to new data released Friday.
Coastal economies rely on NOAA, from Maine to Florida, Texas and Alaska – even if they don’t realize it
NOAA’s work has kept fisheries from collapsing, helped coastal ecosystems survive extreme heat and battled invasive species, ...
Where are federal jobs affected by DOGE cuts? A look at congressional districts across the US
It's no surprise the District of Columbia has the highest percentage of federal workers, but 80% of the federal workforce is ...
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Judge L. Clifford Davis, Who Played Early Role in University's Desegregation, Dies at 100
Judge L. Clifford Davis, whose persistence in seeking enrollment at the U of A during the 1940s pushed the university toward desegregation, died Feb. 15, 2025, in Texas.
High school senior battling cancer receives full-ride scholarship to attend college
A high school senior in Texas is receiving a scholarship to help her attend college as she also takes on cancer.