Op-Ed: From Farms to Living Rooms: The Impact of Animal Health Innovation
By Holger Lehmann Animal health rarely makes national headlines — unless a disease outbreak compels it into the spotlight. When our agricultural and veterinary systems work as they should, they’re easily taken for granted. But that underlying innovation pipeline sustains a multi-billion-dollar ecosystem central to America’s societal well-being. Recent advances in animal health, from topically…
Read MoreGovernor Abbott Announces $40.8 Million in Grants to Support Texas Veterans and Their Families
June 2, 2026 AUSTIN, Texas — Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) today announced that $40.8 million in Fund for Veterans’ Assistance (FVA) grants will support 190 grants to 160 organizations across the state. Approved by TVC Commissioners last week, FVA grants are awarded to nonprofit organizations and local government agencies…
Read MoreStates face tight timeline as feds unveil new Medicaid work requirement rules
By Anna Claire Vollers, Stateline June 2, 2026 The federal government released new guidance this week on how states should roll out the Medicaid work requirements that will affect healthcare coverage for millions of Americans. The new interim rule, issued by the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, is intended to give states more…
Read MoreKC names Chris Clifton director of bands
Published: May 22, 2026 Kilgore College has named Chris Clifton as its new director of bands and instrumental music, bringing a Ranger Band alumnus back home to lead one of the college’s most storied traditions. Clifton, a 2003 KC graduate and former member of the Ranger Band, returns to KC after nearly two decades of…
Read MoreKC names 634 students to Spring 2026 president’s, dean’s lists
Kilgore College has named 634 students to its president’s and dean’s lists for the Spring 2026 semester. Students named to the President’s List earned a perfect 4.0 grade point average while completing at least 12 credit hours, excluding developmental courses. Students named to the Dean’s List earned at least a 3.5 grade point average while…
Read MoreExperience Texarkana
ATTRACTIONS WHERE TO EAT THE BLOG PLAN YOUR VISIT Summer in Texarkana is Here Summer in Texarkana is packed with an airshow, a blues festival, a progressive dinner crawl through downtown, and tons of live music. Here are some things to check out on the Arkansas side this summer. Featured Events Texarkana Airshow •…
Read MoreTexas Precious Metals Responds To Court Ruling In Lawsuit Against Texas Bullion Depository
Court Finds State’s Use of “Coin” Misleading and Rules State Waived Sovereign Immunity; Case Proceeds to Full Merits June 01, 2026 18:17 ET | Source: Texas Precious Metals SHINER, Texas, June 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Texas Precious Metals, LLC (“TPM”), a Texas-based precious metals dealer and producer with more than 15 years of operation,…
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Paxton sues Denton to block gender-neutral changing rooms at Pride pool party
By Alex Nguyen, The Texas Tribune June 1, 2026 Attorney General Ken Paxton said Monday that his office has sued the City of Denton to block plans for gender-neutral changing rooms during a private Pride swim party at a public pool. In a joint statement, PRIDENTON and OUTreach Denton said the lawsuit was unnecessary because…
Read MoreTexas’ app age verification law allowed to go into effect for now
By Paul Cobler, The Texas Tribune May 28, 2026 Texas’ law requiring app marketplace operators like Google and Apple to verify all users’ ages and seek parental permission before minors can download apps or make in-app purchases can go into effect for now, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of…
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