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John Cornyn Spent Tens of Millions to Keep His Seat. It Worked, For Now.
In the first half of 2025, Senator John Cornyn looked like a dead man walking. In more than a dozen polls, he trailed his primary challenger, Attorney General Ken Paxton, by an average of seventeen pe...

Ship with a smile: How SendBack is giving life in the face of a graveyard for returns
Click “start return.” That’s where SendBack steps in. The new-to-Kansas City startup built technology that catches a return the moment a shopper initiates it, explained founder Shaniqua Jones-Wi...

She’s getting the empanadas ready for World Cup hunger: Here’s why Chef Silvia Miguel isn’t biting off more than she can chew
Silvia Miguel plans to greet this summer’s visitors with a taste of home, the Argentine-born business owner said. As the FIFA World Cup arrives in the metro in the coming months, Miguel and her team...

UMKC venture challenge is adding to its prize pool: Wisdom from seasoned entrepreneurs
A series of “Bloch Talks” during this spring’s Regnier Venture Creation Challenge at UMKC is adding even more depth to a popular university event that’s expected to award $180,000 to student a...

Photos: Behind the Scenes at the Austin Music Awards Winners Lounge
The post Photos: Behind the Scenes at the Austin Music Awards Winners Lounge appeared first on The Austin Chronicle....

Primary Season Gives Conservatives The Chance To Kick Feckless RINOs To The Curb
Republican voters' routine apathy to the primary process has permitted RINOs to hijack the party and stonewall conservat...

Here Are Three ‘America First’ Questions About Trump’s Iran-Israel War
There are important questions about Iran, Israel and the U.S. The Trump administration isn't offering answers for obviou...

East Texas Has Never Seen a Taco Joint Quite Like This
On a recent Saturday afternoon, the corner of East Tyler and South Green in Longview was quiet except for the soft whirr of a passing car. But inside the nearby Greenside Beverage Company, the silence...

One Man’s Quest for the End of the World Started on a Ranch in Texas
It was nearly Christmas, and Jerome Urbanosky was expecting unusual company. The easygoing 72-year-old rancher stood outside his redbrick home, watching as a dozen or so vehicles crunched along the gr...

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