Joseph Browning

Texas is now one of the hardest-hit states for canine influenza. Basically, canine influenza is the doggie version of human flu. Symptoms are very similar including fever, cough, and runny nose. The dog's appetite also will most likely diminish.

Walmart is not the only retailer screaming about huge shoplifting rates nationwide. Target CFO Michel Fiddelke says shoplifting has jumped 50% year over year, translating to more than 400 million in losses just this fiscal year alone.

There are so many fun winter activities. Most of them require snow. Unfortunately, there is not one single ski resort in Texas. That doesn't mean you can't enjoy one of the most fun winter sports in the world-snow tubing.

Consider this: a business is often someone's livelihood. Bad reviews can do serious damage to a business's bottom line. Because bad reviews can cost a business money, you can end up being sued for a bad review.

There is a museum for almost everything under the sun. Some of the weirdest ones are here in Texas. If you're looking for a great holiday adventure this year, take a little tour of the strange.

Even though a favorite seafood restaurant in San Angelo is now closed for good, I think seafood lovers in San Angelo will still find plenty of great seafood choices. This is certainly not a complete list, but a list of some seafood spots you should try.

Coyotes can also be lethal to livestock and pets. They have been clocked at over 35 miles an hour by ranchers in Texas. A 30-pound coyote can kill a 200-pound buck. While wolves were hunted out of many livestock-producing areas, coyotes have persisted.

The most recent fire this past week on US 67 caused no injuries. Vehicle fires don't always end so well. According to recent findings, there were an estimated 212,500 vehicle fires in 2018 in the US. These fires caused 560 deaths, 1500 injuries, and 1.9 billion in direct property damage.

If someone trespasses and even lives on your property without your permission, then you can always have them thrown out, right? Believe it or not, the answer is not that simple. Perhaps you've heard of "squatter's rights."

San Angelo's Tour of Lights would be a perfect location for a cocoa bar. People downtown enjoying the lights and the holiday fun could pop in for a hot chocolate or coffee. It could be a perfect holiday spot for all things holiday not just hot chocolate, but Christmas cookies, eggnog, and fruitcake. Perhaps the profits could benefit a worthy charity in the area.