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2 days ago | chron.com | Andrea Guzman |Andrea Guzmán

A Cybertruck drives through the dealership during a demonstration against Tesla CEO Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiatives on March 29, 2025 in Austin, Texas. Brandon Bell/Getty ImagesTesla is cementing itself even further into Texas after taking up a new lease in Central Texas. The Austin Business Journal first reported on the lease at the Austin Hills Commerce Center, only about 10 miles north of its existing Austin plant.

2 days ago | chron.com | Erica Cheng

The "Make Texas Healthy Again" bill would put warning labels on packaged foods containing certain ingredients. Giselleflissak/Getty ImagesThe 89th Texas Legislature Session has ended. In its last few hours, state politicians approved the "Make Texas Healthy Again" bill, sending it to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's desk. If Abbott signs off on it, your favorite snack foods may get a new look. Earlier this week, the Texas House and Senate approved Texas Senate Bill 25, colloquially known as the.

2 days ago | chron.com | Eddie Maisonet

June in the NFL signifies that it's time for the league's teams to host OTAs (offseason training activities), where practices without pads begin, allowing players to get to know all the new faces on the roster. It also means that the superstars rise from their perch of doing superstar activities—like fishing and playing softball with Travis Scott—to make an appearance and go through the motions. For the Houston Texans, that signals the return of star quarterback C.J. Stroud to the scene ...

3 days ago | chron.com | Eddie Maisonet

Colombian citizens liven up the atmosphere at Copa America 2024, outside NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. MOISES AVILA/AFP via Getty ImagesThe city of Houston continues to be a major hub for sports' biggest events, both nationally and internationally in scope. According to the Houston Business Journal's Chandler France, Houston generated over $330 million in economic impact in 2024.

3 days ago | chron.com | John-Henry Perera

A cut of wagyu beef, specifically Kobe, on display in Porto, Portugal. San Antonio-based grocery chain H-E-B is selling A5 wagyu beef at select Houston stores ahead of Father's Day in limited quantities. Cavan Images/Getty ImagesA5 wagyu is the holy grail of beef eating. As such, it's more difficult to come by than your run-of-the-mill meats. That said, H-E-B is opening a lane for those who would love to sample the legendary product—provided you can afford it.