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TXCannabis.com Simplifies Medical Marijuana Access Statewide
TXCannabis.com offers Texans a straightforward way to get evaluated for medical marijuana through licensed Texas physicians using telehealth or in-person visits. If you qualify, your prescription is entered securely into the state system, making legal access to medical cannabis simple—no physical card required.
You no longer have to swerve through confusing rules or scattered providers to explore medical cannabis. This service brings fast, clear guidance right to your fingertips, helping you understand eligibility, get your prescription without hassle, and access medication legally all over Texas from your city or small town. It means more control and peace of mind for you managing health conditions, backed by real Texas-based experts who stay with you beyond the first appointment.
Source: Researchsnipers
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Markets
Oil (WTI) | 56.9700 | -0.9906% |
Gas (Nat.) | 3.1850 | +5.8843% |
Cotton | 0.6449 / lb | +0.3267% |
Cattle | 2.4200 / lb | -0.7993% |
S&P 500 | 6664.0098 | +0.5271% |
Dow Jones | 46190.6094 | +0.5187% |
Nasdaq | 22679.9707 | +0.5205% |
Texas Grid & Weather Snapshot
Statewide Outage Count — today (from start of day to now): None.
City | High (°F) | Low (°F) |
|---|---|---|
Dallas | 90.5 | 54.9 |
Houston | 88.7 | 62.8 |
Austin | 94.3 | 59.9 |
Alerts
Dallas — None reported.
Houston — None reported.
Austin — None reported.
Let’s take a closer look at what’s happening across each industry
Politics and Economy
Texas Officials Demand Stop to New Voter Registration
Election officials across Texas are urging the state to pause its rollout of an updated voter registration system. They say the current issues impact critical processes for both elections and jury selections, raising concerns about the system's reliability.
If you’re registered to vote or could be called for jury duty, this snafu means your participation might face unexpected hurdles or delays. Imagine trying to prepare for an election only to find your registration isn’t processed correctly, or receiving a jury summons that’s based on flawed data. These complications can erode trust in our democratic process and disrupt the fairness and smooth functioning of community responsibilities. Staying informed and vigilant now can help protect your voice and role in civic life.
Source: The Eagle
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What else is happening:
Millions join the “No Kings” resistance protests nationwide amid political unrest.
Debate over assisted suicide and children sparks ethical and legal questions.
Recruitment struggles at ICE reveal tension in border enforcement hiring.
Tech and Business
SpaceX Prepares Starship Block 3 For Critical 12th Flight
SpaceX’s Starship program is gearing up for its 12th flight, debuting the upgraded Block 3 Super Heavy booster with enhanced thrust and design tweaks. This version aims to boost payload and performance for upcoming missions, including NASA’s Artemis III lunar landing planned for 2027.
This is about more than rocket science—it’s shaping the future of space exploration that could affect technology jobs and innovation hubs in Texas. You might find yourself closer to witnessing history-making lunar missions powered by rockets launched from your backyard. Plus, as SpaceX pushes for biweekly Starship launches, local economies and workforce opportunities could ramp up, bringing growth and new tech investments to the region.
Source: Digitaltrends
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Goose Creek Pushes For New ZIP Code To End Address Confusion
Goose Creek officials seek a new ZIP code for the rapidly growing Carnes Crossroads area to clear up mailing and service confusion caused by overlapping municipal boundaries. The change awaits U.S. Senate approval after passing the House earlier this year.
Those living or working near Carnes Crossroads face constant mix-ups involving city services, taxes, and voting districts because their mail says Summerville while they’re actually in Goose Creek. A new ZIP code would streamline everyday logistics like deliveries and civic responsibilities, making life simpler and helping the community solidify its identity amid fast growth.
Source: Postandcourier
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What else is happening:
Tesla needs to show a clear future as investors demand stronger guidance amid market uncertainty surrounding Elon Musk’s leadership and the company’s next growth phase.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX rockets set for major upgrades under NASA’s Artemis program with enhanced Starship designs aimed at advancing lunar missions and solidifying U.S. leadership in space exploration.
Nearly 22 million Americans projected to cruise in 2026 signaling a record boom for global travel and tourism industries as demand for leisure experiences rebounds post-pandemic.
Sports
Unbeaten No. 3 Aggies Reach Top Ranking Since 1995
Texas A&M football is off to a flying start with a 7-0 record, their best since 1994. This streak has propelled them to their highest national ranking in nearly three decades.
Following Texas A&M's undefeated run this season means your Saturdays are packed with thrilling games and growing pride in one of Texas’s proudest teams. It’s more than wins—it’s about community spirit, tailgate traditions, and that electric atmosphere buzzing through college towns. Whether you’re a student, alum, or fan, this team’s success promises a season full of unforgettable moments and local celebration.
Source: The Eagle
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Sports Spotlight:
Senior Logan Lednicky powered No. 10 Texas A&M to a 3-0 sweep over Arkansas on Senior Night with a career-best performance.
Texas A&M’s offense keeps surging, making them one of six unbeaten teams after a strong win over Arkansas.
Sun Devils pulled off a rally to beat Texas Tech in a key top 25 college football clash impacting Texas Tech’s season.
🌵 Texas Day Recap
Event of the Day: The Murderers’ Hill Race at Fair Park (1936)
On October 20, 1936, Dallas’s Fair Park hosted the final heat of the notorious “Murderers’ Hill” dirt-track motorcycle race—a high-octane event famed for its speed, danger, and frontier-style thrill. Bikers roared around a makeshift circuit under floodlights, drawing spectators seeking Dallas-style excitement in the depths of the Depression. The spectacle captured a slice of Texan grit and outdoor adrenaline that echoed the state’s relentless spirit of boldness and showmanship.