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Universal Kids Resort Opens in Frisco, 250 Miles From Houston

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Universal Kids Resort Opens in Frisco, 250 Miles From Houston

A new Universal theme park built for young children opened Tuesday in Frisco — a drivable option for Houston families seeking a summer trip.

Texas may hold far more oil and gas than once thought, report says

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Texas may hold far more oil and gas than once thought, report says

A new federal assessment finds that deep shale formations beneath the Permian Basin contain far more recoverable oil and gas than previously estimated, enough to supply the U.S. for months at current consumption rates. for months at current consumption rates.

Free VPN “Voidly” Uses Artificial Intelligence to Help People Get Around Internet Blocks

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Free VPN “Voidly” Uses Artificial Intelligence to Help People Get Around Internet Blocks

Voidly is a new, free VPN that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help people reach blocked websites. The service automatically adjusts to bypass government firewalls and doesn’t collect personal data or charge any fees.

Houston Drivers See Relief at the Pump as Prices Dip to $2.29, Survey Shows

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Houston Drivers See Relief at the Pump as Prices Dip to $2.29, Survey Shows

Houston drivers are seeing some of the lowest gas prices in years, with several stations dropping close to pre-pandemic levels, according to a new GasBuddy survey released Monday.

Sachs on the Seawall: A $540 Million Vision for Galveston’s Future

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Sachs on the Seawall: A $540 Million Vision for Galveston’s Future

Sachs on the Seawall, a $540 million development project in Galveston, aims to revitalize the city with world-class hotels, dining, green spaces, and luxury housing. The initiative is expected to boost the local economy, generate jobs, and restore historic assets, all while preserving the island’s iconic charm.

Houston Sees 35,000 July Job Losses; Education Sector Bears Brunt

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Houston Sees 35,000 July Job Losses; Education Sector Bears Brunt

More than 35,000 jobs were lost across the Houston area in July, with schools and government employment leading the decline. Experts say summer layoffs are common, but this year’s numbers were steeper than usual.

Business and Economy

Universal Kids Resort Opens in Frisco, 250 Miles From Houston

Texas may hold far more oil and gas than once thought, report says

Free VPN “Voidly” Uses Artificial Intelligence to Help People Get Around Internet Blocks

Houston Drivers See Relief at the Pump as Prices Dip to $2.29, Survey Shows

Sachs on the Seawall: A $540 Million Vision for Galveston’s Future

Houston Sees 35,000 July Job Losses; Education Sector Bears Brunt

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