Farmers, consumers feel the squeeze of inflation

Texas farmers and ranchers are paying more at the grocery store, just like everyone else. We see the higher cost of food. The numbers tell the story. The price for groceries jumped 1.4% in February and 8.6% over the past year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported. The increases seem a bit high?

Judge rules on UNT out-of-state tuition

A shift in university tuition is on the horizon after a federal judge ruled that the University of North Texas can’t charge out-of-state American students higher tuition than undocumented Texans who qualify for lower in-state tuition under a 2001 Texas law.

USDA announces signup period for CLEAR30

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Pfizer releases next set of documents

According to newly released documents, Pfizer hired about 600 additional full-time employees to process adverse event reports during the three months following the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) of its COVID-19 vaccine.

Conditions ideal for wildfires

Sheriff Sal Rivera is urging Castro County residents to heed conditions that could likely create the perfect wildfire storm.

Naz Robotics bound for World

Nazareth Robotics 16617 won the state title after coming through with an outstanding performance at the Division 1A-4A UIL State Championship contest this past weekend.

Pet Talk

Household chores are an important, but often overlooked, part of our daily lives. For our reptilian friends, though, having a safe and tidy environment is one of the best prevention methods against parasitic infections, according to Dr.