Choosing plants for Texas landscapes requires an informed approach, as the climate's variability and soil conditions present unique challenges. The following articles emphasize the importance of ...

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has issued an Ozone Action Day for the Houston, Galveston, and Brazoria area on ...

It's lilac season! Gardening experts answer real home gardeners’ questions about growing lilac bushes and help them ...

NORMAN — Kierston Deal solved Oklahoma’s No. 2 pitcher dilemma — at least against Texas. The junior left ... “It’s hard to get in a zone. And when you see somebody in a zone, it ...

Leading synthetic rubber manufacturer Arlanxeo (Maastricht / The Netherlands; www.arlanxeo.com) has announced it will close its plant in Orange, Texas / USA in the second quarter of 2020. The company ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas has taken another step toward formally renaming the Gulf of Mexico on state maps and documents. Senate Bill 1717, which finally passed the Texas Senate 20-11 this week ...

Steve Sarkisian is reshaping the Texas receiver room and addressing the red zone issues that held the offense back. We break down the key games that could define the season and how these changes might ...

In 2023, the USDA updated its Plant Hardiness Zone Map, a crucial tool for gardeners selecting plants. Each zone on the map is defined by average annual minimum temperatures. A zone represents 10 ...

The corn market has been relatively strong as Texas producers monitor planted fields in southern areas and prepare to plant in the High Plains. But that strong market might not last due to market ...

Since Israel resumed its war on Gaza in March, it has quietly removed the Al Mawasi safe zone from its maps. Despite this, Israel is continuing to force Palestinians to move to the area as it ...

A quick look at the Texas gardener's page shows a diverse range of plants ... Check the United States Department of Agriculture's hardiness zone map, the Xerces Society, and a local university ...

So you want a new gas power plant? Better start waiting. As an ongoing policy experiment in Texas shows, even a helping hand from the state can’t get steel in the ground ahead of schedule.