El Paso faces alarming obesity rates with significant health implications. The community must shift perceptions and prioritize responsible eating habits for a healthier future.
El Paso ranks 20th in WalletHub's list of most obese cities, reflecting a broader trend in Texas where culinary delights often overshadow health concerns.
Numbers 1 and 2 both made sense to me personally, but my state, the Great State of Texas came in at number 3 on the list of the Most Sinful States in America. I couldn't believe it.
School is getting ready to start up again, and students are getting excited about new friends, new teachers, new backpacks, and a brand new start. And there's this not-so-happy news that Texas ranks among the lowest in the US for SAT scores, so we gotta buckle down. There is one bright spot.
We're not the best, but considering there are more than three thousand cities in Texas and 28 million people, being a Top 100 city might be alright. Oh, and who ranks higher, Lufkin, or Nacogdoches?
If you have a really fun weekend planned, that might mean you're headed to Louisiana. One site says Texas is just a mediocre place for fun, but Louisiana is a Top 5 spot for amusement. Really? Ok, why?!
We've got our share of stress, but Texas isn't the most stressed out state.
What's up Louisiana! You're ranked pretty high for stress, neighbors. Here's why.
Texas ranks 27th on the list that highlights real costs of smoking, and some of these numbers are unbelievable!
If you've never wanted to kick the habit before, the idea that you could have a million dollars leftover might be just what you need. Holy....um, smokes.
The SFA Lumberjacks have four straight Southland Conference titles, three straight NCAA Tournament appearances, and two appearances into the 3rd round of that same tournament. Those kinds of numbers have gotten Nacogdoches noticed on a national scale.
It feels good to have a vehicle that you love, but spending a big chunk of your income on a nice ride creates big personal debt problems. And in Lufkin, we rank among the worst in Texas for overspending. If you're thinking of buying a new vehicle, you gotta read this!