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Corpus Christi City Hall on March 17, 2026, basking in the sun while the city's reservoirs sit at a pathetic 8% capacity.
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The Great Texas Thirst: Corpus is Out of Water, and Lubbock is Just One Dust Storm Away from Joining Them

While we’re all busy complaining about the latest pothole on Slide Road, our neighbors down…

April 29, 2026
A man in a tan shirt and tactical pants stands in a desolate, dry West Texas landscape looking over a muddy creek bed under a cloudy sky.
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Ted Cruz Saves West Texas From the Imminent Threat of Having Too Much Nature

Our favorite part-time resident and full-time soundbite machine, Ted Cruz, is back to save us…

April 22, 2026
Two men in caps standing in front of a massive, high-tech control console inside a Texas cotton gin with large Lunmus machinery processing white cotton fibers.
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Socialism for Me, But Not for Thee: Lubbock Farmers Beg for Cotton Handouts

In a move that will surely surprise absolutely no one who understands how “free markets”…

April 21, 2026
A man in a maroon shirt and baseball cap stands in front of a drilling rig under a clear Texas sky, symbolizing the state's desperate search for resources.
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Texas Water Board Asks for ‘Public Input’ on Our Impending $174 Billion Dust Bowl 2.0

The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) just dropped the draft for its 2027 State Water…

April 19, 2026
ERCOT CEO Pablo Vegas and PUCT Chair Thomas Gleeson looking confused at a weather map while discussing power grid forecasts they admit are wrong.
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ERCOT Predicts We’ll Need 400% More Power by 2032, Then Immediately Admits They’re Basically Just Guessing

In a move that surprises absolutely no one who has ever tried to turn on…

April 18, 2026
Diana Padilla standing in her farm office in Harlingen, Texas, surrounded by educational posters about Moringa and agriculture.
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Trump Kills $7M Grant Because Apparently Learning to Farm is “Too Woke” Now

Meet Diana Padilla, a woman from Harlingen who had the audacity to think that teaching…

April 16, 2026
Massive wall of orange flames and thick black smoke billowing from a pallet yard in Lubbock, Texas.
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The Annual Sacrifice: Lubbock Celebrates Spring with Yet Another Massive Pallet Fire

Welcome to another beautiful day in the Hub City, where the wind is blowing at…

April 16, 2026
A map of Texas with three eastern New Mexico counties shaded in a lighter blue, making the state's western border look like it's protruding into New Mexico.
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Expansionist Delusions: Lubbock Lawmakers Want to Manifest Destiny into New Mexico’s Dust

Because apparently, 268,000 square miles of tumbleweeds and orange traffic cones isn’t enough to satisfy…

April 14, 2026
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller wearing a cowboy hat and glasses while sitting in a car, looking sternly into a camera during a video call.
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Screwed: Sid Miller Warns of Flesh-Eating Larvae Creeping Toward the Border

Our favorite cowboy-cosplaying Agriculture Commissioner, Sid Miller, has officially entered “The Sky is Falling” mode,…

April 13, 2026