A leading economist has warned that the recent federal ban on THC in hemp products represents a potentially devastating blow to Texas's thriving hemp sector.
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Arlington ISD agreed not to display Ten Commandments posters in its classrooms. This decision was made to resolve a lawsuit challenging a new Texas state law that requires schools to display the posters if they are donated.
Arlington is developing its "Innovate Arlington" 20-year strategic vision, centered on five key priorities reflecting community desires. These pillars outline broad objectives and guiding principles for the city's future.
The administration at UT Arlington is developing significant upgrades for the campus, including a boutique hotel and the creation of designated "gateways" to improve its appearance and accessibility within downtown Arlington.
The long-awaited holiday season is coming back to Arlington with the 15th Texas Christkindl Market.
The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) is broadening its research into brain health, concentrating specifically on how individuals navigate their environment and retain information. This work aims to develop better methods for boosting cognitive abilities and delaying the onset of decline seen in diseases like Alzheimer’s.
Students in Arlington ISD's Hill Elementary School are learning science through engaging Halloween experiments during an event themed as Frankenstein Day.