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Year: 2018

Texas Decides – Midterm Elections

The November 6, 2018 midterm elections are fast approaching, and voters’ registration had ended on the 9th of October. The upcoming Texas elections in the United States have left many speculating whether Trump’s Republican Party would win, or if it will be a smooth win for the Democrats. It’s seemingly … Continue reading

Uber & Lyft Offering Free Rides to the Polls

The 2018 elections are just around the corner with early voting beginning October 22 and election day on November 6. Plenty of organizations and companies around the nation are taking the extra step to help support our democratic process. Companies such as Uber and Lyft have offered to do their … Continue reading

Prices of Homes Rise in San Antonio

If you have been thinking about buying a home in San Antonio then you should get ready to face the high rise prices of homes in the area. Yes, you heard it right! San Antonio is getting high increases with the home market prices on the massive level. It is … Continue reading

Crime in San Antonio Above National Average

With a crime rate of 60 per one thousand residents, San Antonio has one of the top crime rates in the USA matched to all communities of all sizes – from the little towns to the very biggest cities. One’s chance of becoming a victim of either property or violent … Continue reading

Delayed Diagnosis Rate is High for Male Breast Cancer

The sight of a single loop of pink ribbon has become synonymous with breast cancer awareness in the minds of most Americans. This simple yet powerful symbol, adorning a myriad of products, serves as a visual reminder of the ongoing battle against this pervasive disease. The adoption of pink, particularly … Continue reading

Listen Up and Buckle Up

Proper car seat safety is key in potentially saving your child’s life. One of the most overlooked things parents face these days is that their children are not being buckled in- correctly. According to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), two out of three child safety seats are not used … Continue reading

McAllen on the Rise

A recent study shows that the City of McAllen is now ranked No. 10 in boomtowns or better known as a growing population and improved lifestyles, with plenty of jobs and businesses thriving. This result was found by looking at five-year trends across America looking at changes between 2011-2016. A … Continue reading

Laws for Bicyclists

As bicycling continues to be the fastest-growing mode of transportation in, more cities like McAllen are accommodating riders on their commutes. While bicyclists have the same rights as drivers in the state of Texas, they also have the same responsibilities. Whether you are enjoying a leisurely ride or you are … Continue reading

Texas Oil Field Work Injuries

Manual labor can be dangerous and sometimes even deadly. In Texas, oil and gas drilling is life. It is one of the more common and most compensated jobs that someone can do. With that high paying job come risks. Oil field work injuries are more prone to occur. Accidents are … Continue reading

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