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Blogs
April 9, 2013
As Texas's Drought Continues, Opportunities at Conservation Finally Find Discussion
The rain came last week. Finally. It came in droves, surging over the curbs, washing away the oil and grime and refuse into a filthy chemical blend. It came for hours. It was needed, in a state suffering a drought that has covered nearly every city and town and farm Texas knows. And then it let up, ... More >>
News
January 3, 2013
The Battle Against the Keystone Pipeline
Environmentalists and landowners battle to stop the Keystone XL pipeline and its load of crude from flowing across Texas rivers and aquifers.
Blogs
March 8, 2012
Cowboy Diaries: Nikki Steffes -- Future Dentist?
True cowboys are hard to find, but not at the Houston Rodeo. Life on the road leads them here this time every year for the biggest rodeo in the world, where they'll ride and wrangle livestock for cash and glory. Each day, Hair Balls will spotlight one person with enough dirt on his boots to call him ... More >>
News
December 1, 2011
Hands-On Experience
Dozens of teenage Explorers have been sexually abused by police officers. Critics say the Boy Scouts, who oversee the program, should share the blame.
Film
January 21, 2010
Measures of a Man
Harrison Ford is nothing if not useful.
Dining
October 4, 2001
American Kobe
Lynn's Steakhouse proves a few restaurants still serve up USDA Prime