As of Nov. 2024, local rice inventories rose by 24.4%, reaching 2.46 million metric tons, while corn stocks decreased by 21%. This highlights significant changes in agricultural supply chains, necessitating collaborative efforts to balance both commodities and support sustainable practices.
NASA has announced a delay in the timeline for the next human moon landing, now expected in 2027. The postponement is due to technical challenges, budget constraints, and the need for thorough testing of mission components. NASA remains committed to the Artemis program and its goal of returning astronauts to the lunar surface.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick seeks a statewide ban on THC product sales in Texas, citing public health concerns. Business and veterans’ groups plan to oppose the move.
A major earthquake struck off the coast of Northern California, causing a tsunami warning. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation, urging residents to stay informed and safe.
U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor rejected a plea deal between Boeing and the DOJ over two 737 Max plane crashes, citing lack of oversight and diversity issues. This decision arises amid victim families’ demand for accountability.
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy met with lawmakers to discuss a plan for the Department of Government Efficiency. This initiative aims to enhance government operations through innovative tech solutions. While the proposal garners bipartisan interest, it also prompts concerns over privacy and the impact on public service roles.
San Antonio Police arrested Israel Padilla in connection with construction site thefts. Facing burglary charges, more could follow. SAPD’s crackdown aims to reduce thefts impacting local developers and builders.
Anheuser-Busch announces a $14 million renovation for its Houston brewery, enhancing manufacturing equipment, sustainability, and connectivity.
Rico Blanco has not commented on accusations involving his ex-girlfriend Maris Racal and Anthony Jennings, following Instagram posts by Jennings’ girlfriend, Jamela Villanueva, who alleged inappropriate conversations between Racal and Jennings. The controversy has sparked widespread interest and debate online, with no response yet from Racal or Jennings.
The Texas Education Agency is investigating over 100 teachers, including nearly 50 from Houston, for allegedly obtaining fraudulent certifications. The probe highlights concerns about the integrity of the educational system.