TPWD Retires 46 Commercial Oyster Licenses in Tenth Buyback Round
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department says nearly 30% of the state's commercial oyster licenses have now been removed from circulation.
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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department says nearly 30% of the state's commercial oyster licenses have now been removed from circulation.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is accepting applications for careers as game wardens or state park police officers through Dec. 31, 2026.
Early Texas A&M AgriLife Research findings suggest high temperatures change mealybug feeding, which may help explain uneven pasture damage.
A two-year, roughly $4 million USDA-funded project will analyze screwworm genetics to help track and control the parasite.
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The federal grant will fund research into turning long-lived nuclear waste into reactor fuel.
The University of Texas at Austin's Jackson School of Geosciences highlights some of the fossils in its vertebrate paleontology collection.
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission plans to award $87 million in Rural Texas Strong grants to rural healthcare providers.
Texas Parks and Wildlife asks hunters to clean, drain and dry boats and equipment before moving between lakes.
The Entomological Society of America recognized Hurley for her work in structural pest management and protecting Texas schoolchildren and communities.
Bishop Ruben Saenz Jr. has named Rev. Andy Lewis senior pastor of Highland Park United Methodist Church, effective immediately.
Ed Rister, leader of the Texas A&M Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Program for four decades, is planning to retire.