Category: Business & Economy

Plans To Spend Billions On A Flood-Prone East Texas Highway May Not Solve The Problem

Despite ongoing efforts to upgrade U.S. Highway 59 to interstate standards, recurrent flooding in East Texas poses a significant challenge to its role as a crucial evacuation route. With climate change exacerbating extreme weather events, including floods, the efficacy of current improvement plans remains uncertain, prompting calls for enhanced resilience measures and reassessment of infrastructure strategies. As Texas grapples with the need for more robust flood mitigation on this vital transportation artery, the absence of dedicated federal funding further complicates the path forward.

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Texas to Reimburse Landowners For Damages Caused By Border Property Crime

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton unveils a program offering reimbursement to borderland landowners for damages incurred from migrant-related incidents, blaming the Biden administration for lax border policies. Landowners can claim up to $75,000 for damage caused by migrants, smugglers, and traffickers, with a requirement of filing within 90 days of the incident. The initiative, funded by $18 million allocated by the state legislature, aims to alleviate the financial burden on landowners affected by border security challenges.

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New Texas A&M Report Gives Insights On Future Beef, Pork, Chicken Prices

Get ahead of the grill this summer with Texas A&M’s meat price predictions! Their latest report from the Department of Agricultural Economics unveils anticipated changes in beef, pork, and chicken prices, aiding consumers in savvy budget planning for their barbecues. With insights into market trends and seasonal demands, this study ensures your summer cookouts stay deliciously affordable.

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