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Five Dangers On the Texas Coast
The Texas Gulf Coast is an exciting place for anglers, but lurking beneath its waters—and even on its shores—are some dangerous creatures that every fisherman needs to be aware of. From reptiles and feral mammals to sharks and bacteria that seem more like something out of a horror film, the threats are real. Rattlesnakes, commonly
Cruz vs. Allred: What to Watch in Tonight’s U.S. Senate Debate
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Congressman Colin Allred (D-TX-32) will meet in their only head-to-head debate matchup on Tuesday night, which comes as millions flow into the state and polls show a competitive bout between the two heavyweights for Cruz’s U.S. Senate seat. Here are three things to watch as the pair squares off. ×
Autonomous Vehicles Expand in Texas, Lawmakers Weigh Future Oversight
The Lone Star State has quickly become a hub for technological innovation related to autonomous vehicles (AV) and robotics. Many companies over the years have come to see Texas as a place to launch pilot programs and test their abilities to enact real-world change. With its diverse landscapes, favorable regulatory environment, and strong support for
LA Completes Black Bear Hunt Lottery Process
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) Louisiana Black Bear Hunting Lottery concluded Sept. 25 with 973 total applications and 814 individual applicants entering. Ten applicants have been drawn for the lottery and LDWF is in the process of verifying their qualifications for eligibility. The hunt will take place Dec. 7-22 in Bear Management
Think Small For Big Trout
Sometimes catching quality-sized speckled trout means focusing on the small things. Back early in my career while fishing with Capt. Skip James and Mike Tennian of L&S Lures, I headed to the banks between Whisky Bayou and the Pines on Sabine Lake and found trout literally stacked against the shore. Most of the time trout are known
5th Circuit Hears Oral Arguments in Case Over Texas Law Banning Drag Shows with Minors in Audience
The U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments this week regarding a Texas law that would ban drag shows with children in the audience. The lawsuit, Woodlands Pride v. Paxton, originated after Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill (SB) 12 into law, which bans “sexually oriented performances” with minors in attendance, including drag,
Texas Man Drops Lawsuit Against Three Women Alleged to Provide His Ex-Wife with Abortion-Inducing Drugs
A Texas man sued a group of women in April whom he alleged aided his ex-wife in obtaining a self-managed abortion, but now he has moved to dismiss the case. Marcus Silva alleged that three women were involved in the procurement of the abortion pills for his ex-wife Brittni Silva, who was not a party
Texas Car Dealerships File Complaint Against FTC Following Allegations of Illegal Sales Practices
Asbury Automotive Group and multiple Texas car dealerships have filed a complaint against the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and its Chair Lina Khan after the commission alleged that they targeted black and Latino consumers with “unwanted and higher-priced add-ons.” Back in August, the FTC filed an administrative complaint alleging that Asbury, the owner of the
Republican Judicial PAC Raises $8.3 Million for Texas Appeals Courts, Down-Ballot Judges
With public safety and crime consistently polling as one of the top concerns for voters over the past few years, big donors in Texas are putting their campaign dollars into a battle for control of state courts that usually draw scant attention in a presidential election year. According to the latest campaign finance reports for
Key Elk Habitat Saved
A key swath of wildlife habitat under imminent threat of development a mere 15 miles east of Salt Lake City is now protected and in public hands thanks to a joint effort by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. As a result, the East Canyon Wildlife Management Area
Flounder Tips: Fishing The “Lizards” And Drop-Shotting
Thump! There is no sensation more exciting in inland sportfishing than feeling the signature “thump” of a flounder strike. It is what leads me and thousands of others to pursue these fascinating fish that are headed toward their peak season just about now. The fall flounder run is the migration of flounder from the bays
The Boys And The Bison
Bison had been on my mind all year. As we planned our expedition to Yellowstone to gather content for future conservation media including a documentary with Aptitude Outdoors, bison were at the forefront. Today I had the pleasure of spending time with Reagen, Isaiah, their mother, and their grandmother-a family we connected with through the National Bighorn
