Additionally, all presenters and members of the public will be invited to an in-person exhibition of posters in the UTA Planetarium, Chemistry and Physics Building ... Science Division » A panel ...

A couple hundred University of North Texas students gathered at the Willis Library Mall on Wednesday afternoon to stage a ...

School officials assured the public that no chemicals were present in the physics building at the time of the incident. Fire officials say the blaze was under control within 10 minutes of crews ...

Abilene Christian University and Texas A&M are leading what could be a resurgence in nuclear power in Texas. The long-dormant ...

That could all change if voters in the May 3 election approve a new, $31 million public safety building that would house both the city's Police Department and Lake Travis Fire Rescue Station 603.

The property changed hands in 2002 when it was sold to Michael Pushak for $250,000 — or $447,00 in 2025 dollars. A Morris County property containing a day care center sold last month to an ...

This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff. DJE Texas Management Group is facing foreclosure on the Travis Building after appearing to default on a loan related to an office-to-residential conversion ...

While many college football teams are still adjusting to the changing times, Steve Sarkisian and the Texas Longhorns are thriving. Any program that wants to succeed in the transfer portal era ...

Zev Salomon is planning a $50 million, 149-unit apartment building on a big River North surface lot that other developers have eyed but left untouched over the past decade. A venture of Salomon's ...

Manchester Building Society has revealed computer generated images of its new flagship location on King Street in Manchester. The mutual announced its plan to open branches across Greater Manchester ...

The diagram of molten salt research reactor is seen past Rusty Towell, Director of NEXT Lab and professor of Engineering and Physics at Abilene ... not really building up our capabilities.” ...

The Dallas City Council voted to purchase the former Dallas Morning News headquarters from developer Ray Washburne for $51.7 million, an 86 percent premium over what he paid five years ago.