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Harden and Parsons: Game 4 Presser
The two stars are chosen to address the media after their first post season victory in over 3 years..
Outdoors Show: Sun April 21
Captain Bennie, drinking his jolt of java to get fired up for open-line “Funday Sunday”, is in the studio solo again. He’ll speak with guides and recreational fisherman from Angleton, Galveston, Matagorda Bay, Victoria, and […]
BP Calls First Witness At Trial Over Gulf Spill
BP is scheduled to call its first witness at a trial designed to determine causes and assign blame for its April 2010 well blowout in the Gulf of Mexico.
Poll: Two-Thirds Of Americans Support Keystone XL Oil Pipeline Project
As the Obama administration nears a decision on the controversial $7 billion Keystone XL oil pipeline, a new survey finds a strong two-thirds majority of Americans support the project.
Obama: Keystone XL Oil Pipeline Not A Major Job Creator, Still Weighing Decision
President Barack Obama has told House Republicans he’s still weighing a decision on the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada to Texas.
Gore Criticizes Climate Change News Coverage
Former Vice President Al Gore says the American media and outsize effect of corporate money in politics are partially to blame for inaction on global climate change.
Group: Federal Government Hasn’t Done Enough To Save Frogs
A conservation group says the federal government hasn’t done enough to save endangered burrowing frogs because it has yet to write up a rescue plan.
Romney To Expand Drilling, Vows Energy Independence By 2020
Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney promised on Thursday to aggressively expand off-shore oil drilling along Virginia, North Carolina and the Gulf of Mexico, changing the subject from social issues like abortion and Medicare that have dominated the debate in the days before the critical Republican National Convention.
Algae Bloom Kills Nearly 1 Million Fish In Southeast Texas
Wildlife officials estimate nearly a million fish have been killed in Southeast Texas by the algae bloom known as red tide.
Louisiana Shrimpers Battling Federal Government Over Turtle Rules
Efforts to protect endangered sea turtles in the Gulf of Mexico have prompted strenuous complaints from the dwindling fleet of shrimpers blamed for drowning them in their nets, who say their own livelihoods are threatened.
