Driving With Your Texas Pets Most families in Texas own pets that, aside from being kept in the home or taken out on walks, are also driven about in a car. Unfortunately, car accidents happen, and pets, just like their owners can also get hurt during accidents. During car accidents, … Continue reading
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In a recent move, the Chancellor of all Texas A&M Universities has extended the no-smoking ban to include all electronic cigarettes and vaping. This includes both Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and Texas A&M-Kingsville. Herrman & Herrman Injury Lawyers dive deeper into what caused the campus to ban in the first place. … Continue reading
Top public officials in the Rio Grande Valley have been struggling to improve healthcare in the region. One leading factor to this issue is the lack of transportation provided. This is not a shocking discovery to those who are native to the region. It is well known that those who … Continue reading
In the 2019 STAAR accountability rankings, the school districts in Region One achieved an “A” or ‘B”. Not a single “C”, “D” or “F” in sight and it’s a very proud day for Region One schools to have obtained these results. Region One consists of school districts from across South … Continue reading
Texas A&M University Kingsville has received a $5 million grant to start a Center for Research Excellence in Science and Technology for sustainable water use. The 5-year grant from the National Science Foundation will kickstart a program to research and collaborate on creating sustainable water in an ever-changing climatic setting … Continue reading
With the recent unfortunate events that occurred in El Paso, Greg Abbot Governor of Texas has formed a new task force regarding Domestic Terrorism. This task force will alleviate this frightening issue that has devastated so many. Hidalgo County Sheriff, Eddie Guerra, is officially one of the 18 members chosen … Continue reading
A topic that you may have heard of may have not, may understand a little, or none at all in politics – especially in Texas — is gerrymandering. What is gerrymandering? It is defined as to “manipulate the boundaries of (an electoral constituency a.k.a. district maps) so as to favor … Continue reading
Mini-Trial No one ever plans on getting into a car wreck, and a serious collision can have a negative lasting effect on a person or family. When a Plaintiff is injured, often times the costly and timely process of litigation can be avoided or seriously reduced with the use of … Continue reading
The new Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) was recently brought together for the Rio Grande Valley. The organization is already facing pressure from the public to be the association that will put this plan into motion bringing a second causeway to South Padre Island. With the projected growth and expansion of … Continue reading
Between the months of June and August, average high temperatures in Texas enter the danger zone and exceed 90-degrees Fahrenheit, and with that comes the risk of having a heat stroke. While most people think of Texas as a place where warm weather is a constant, residents and visitors to … Continue reading