Texas should lead on hemp-based THC regulations
Over the past seven months, the issue of hemp-based THC products has consumed significant time for Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and the Texas Legislature.
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Luke Clayton: Deer stands, then and now
Deer season is less than two months away; let’s reflect on how deer hunting was “back in the day” compared to today.
Oh the places you'll go when you let God lead the way
There might be times we wonder if God, like Elvis, has left the building.
How a Texas banker helped scientists explore the world
Nestled in the Davis Mountains is one of the most important centers of learning in the world located in one of the most remote parts of the state, the famed McDonald Observatory, run by the University of Texas.
Tackling high misdiagnosis rates in Texas veterans through a national mesothelioma registry
As early as the late 1800s, asbestos – a naturally occurring mineral – had already emerged as a prevalent material in American industries and military infrastructure.
Luke Clayton: A tale of hogs and hawgs
Summer is not done yet but I always consider the opener of dove season as the beginning stages of fall. Oh, the temperature is usually well into the nineties in early September but there is often an early cool front or rain from a tropical depression to give us a foretaste of what’s to come in October.
Luke Clayton: Learning the land you'll be hunting
Few things are more exciting to hunters than scouting new land they plan to hunt and this is the time of year when many hunters are exploring the land they plan to hunt this fall.
Are we pursuing the right things in our everyday lives?
The children’s book “Harriet the Spy” was written the year I was born. We were kindred spirits before I knew how to read.
Keep dogs safe from heat during these summer months
Texas is famous for heat … especially in August.
It's not what you proclaim, it's what you practice
A French tightrope walker stretched a wire across Niagara Falls back in the 1860s then walked across it, and people were in awe.