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Austin-area tamale business battles tariff impacts
Tamale Addiction has been in business for 16 years with their main operation based in Manor. Just like a lot of small businesses in Central Texas, they're having to...
The Weight-Loss Drug Wegovy Now Comes in a Pill
People turning to injectable GLP-1 treatments—a class of drugs that mimics that hormone to control diabetes and promote weight loss—now have another way to take the medication.On Dec. 22,...
NXP is putting its longtime US HQ on market in Austin
NXP Semiconductors NV is putting its 155-acre Oak Hill campus — which has served as its longtime U.S. headquarters — on the market as it scours the area for a...
Subtle changes show big safety improvements through Vision Zero
On average, 500 people are seriously hurt or killed in crashes in Austin a year, but the city of Austin's Vision Zero initiative is working to reduce that number....
Mars rover goes dark this holiday season; here's why
NASA's Curiosity rover will go dark for a few weeks due to a conjunction between Earth and Mars, blocking communication between the two planets. Source link
Want to recycle your Christmas tree? The city of Austin makes it easy for you
The city of Austin is making it easy for you to recycle your Christmas tree. The city's Resource Recovery department will collect trees from your curb and repurpose them...
Therapists Are Begging You Not to Ask These 10 Questions This Holiday Season
Depending who you ask, ‘tis the season to be jolly—or nosy. Holiday gatherings are like catnip for friends and family members who only see each other once a year...
The warmth continues but colder air is coming
Temperatures more in line with late October continue for several days but a strong cold front arrives during the weekend. -- Rich Segal Source link
At least 5 killed after Mexican Navy plane on medical mission crashes in Texas
A small Mexican Navy plane transporting a young medical patient and seven others crashed Monday near Galveston, killing at least five people and setting off a search in waters...
Texas camps add flood sirens after Camp Mystic tragedy
As windchimes sang on a foggy December morning, it was hard to imagine the chaos that flooded Camp Mystic nearly six months before. Source link
