Hi! Long story short, I'm in the Dallas area, and the tattoo artist I want to get a piece from is in San Antonio. I could drive there; I believe it's around 10 hours round-trip, but I've also been looking into taking the train. Are there sleeper cars, since it's 10 hours one-way? I'm open to that, but Amtrak's website is not helping me plan this trip. I'm also open to going by bus or other means of transportation! A plane might be too expensive, though. Thank you!

My county is in budget season but they are proposing a tax increase. We don’t have any details yet but I’m wondering if all 254 counties are going through the same thing.

Mike Judge is the new Nostradamus.

Gift link. So a gorilla can get an abortion in Texas without having to reach the point of sepsis first?

Additional provisions of a 2025 Texas law took effect Tuesday, which provide new state oversight of rooftop solar sales.

They also worry that increasing imports will make the market even tougher for an already-struggling U.S. cattle industry.

Presented by the UT Bureau of Economic Geology at a state Senate Committee on Water, Agriculture and Rural Affairs hearing on Tuesday

I thought it was interesting that most presently operating data centers appear to be in Houston, yet very few new projects are planned there

My family owns a small local print shop with 5 employees. Commercial printing has gotten tougher as larger companies are buying up the local shops, so I’m looking for ways to modernize what we offer.

I started an online stationery shop in 2020, which has helped a lot, but I’m interested in expanding into more print products.

What printed products would you actually buy?
Things for yourself, your business, your home, events, gifts, etc.

My goal is to move away from:

“Tell us what you need and we’ll send you a quote.”

And more toward:

“Here are the products we offer, here are some designs/templates, everything can be customized, and here are the prices.”

Curious what products you’d actually want to see from a shop like that!

Examples: Wedding Stationery, Calendars, Trading Cards, Journals, Etc.