Texas 'Like Mars'
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How West Texas dust painted DFW's sky orange
Texas 'Like Mars' as Dust Storm Turns Skies Orange
It's like Mars in Fort Worth, #Texas, where a raging dust and sand storm has darkened the sky and blocked visibility, with winds of more than 60 mph lashing the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area. More than 261,000 customers are without power. Numerous accidents have been… pic.twitter.com/0tJCkTKRF2
Massive Texas Dust Storm Fueled By Climate Change
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The National Weather Service Prediction Center said on X that Monday afternoon, "travel hazardous" throughout the middle and southern Plains due to the haboobs, or dust storms, and the strong wind gusts that drive their movement.
According to a new study, Austin, TX is one of the most changed major economic hubs, with a 25% increase in employment, a 14% increase in population, and a 46% increase in housing market.
DOGE posted a list of 443 federal buildings, in an effort to unload costly real estate. Federal offices in Dallas, Fort Worth and Austin totaling 3.6 million square feet may soon be up for grabs, thanks to the Trump administration’s push to unload real estate.
Texas Monthly calls 3 new DFW restaurants best statewide
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Texas Monthly’s list of best new restaurants statewide include 3 in Dallas-Fort Worth
Austin sushi restaurant tops Texas Monthly's best new restaurants list
Texas Monthly calls 3 new DFW restaurants the best statewide
Texas Monthly ranked the top ten best new restaurants in Texas and three North Texas spots made the list. Mābo in Dallas, Radici Wood Fired Grill in Farmers Branch and The Chumley House in Fort Worth were all ranked along with restaurants in Houston,
At least three tornadoes have been confirmed amid storms, including two in Oklahoma that left at least one person injured. In Irving, Texas, a tornado barreled into an apartment complex, too.
As explosive gusts wreak havoc across Austin, reports show that a spate of flights have been grounded as wind speeds are hitting nearly 30 mph.
The Texas Lottery, one of the largest in the U.S., is facing mounting scrutiny from state leaders over how the winners of an $83 million jackpot this month and a $95 million prize in 2023 purchased their odds-defying tickets. Both are among the largest jackpots in the history of the Texas lottery.
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