Broken branches, fallen limbs: Does Dallas’ heat cause ‘sudden limb drop’ in trees?
This summer, large limbs have been falling off trees across Dallas-Fort Worth.
Fungi show promise against microplastics in water
A new study identifies a potential way to remove microplastics from water with fungi.
Trying to kill mosquitoes? Don’t buy a bug zapper.
Every night, a mass murderer stalks the darkness of America’s suburbs. An eerie blue glow lures hapless victims from their homes.
Have recent weather extremes impacted Texas citrus production?
After a devastating freeze in 2021, Texas citrus growers are sharing some surprising news with this year’s harvest — optimism.
Is A Pumpkin A Squash Or A Gourd?
Prepare yourself for this complicated family tree.
Study Shows Toxicant Effective Tool to Reduce Feral Hog Populations
Feral hogs cause millions of dollars in agricultural and property damages each year and negatively impact Texas ecosystems, including native plant and animal species.
Central Texans struggle with what’s likely to be its hottest summer on record
In Texas, drought and extreme heat are forcing some ranchers to reduce their herds. And some farmers are having trouble growing anything at all.
How To Check If Your Hotel Room Has Bed Bugs
Bed bugs and the itchy, red bites they impose are definitely not souvenirs you want to bring home after vacation.
Texas becomes nation’s focus for intensifying drought
The National Weather Service reported San Antonio was behind on rainfall by more than six inches while communities around Austin faced a more than seven-inch deficit.
War, weather and higher costs keeping grocery bills high
Food prices are always volatile, but the combination of disruptions playing out around the world are adding up and risk delaying inflation returning to normal levels.
