Saharan dust returns to Texas to create hazy skies, colorful sunsets ... and more news
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Saharan dust has made another trip across the Atlantic, and Texans are seeing the effects of it this week; Parking unregistered cars on Dallas streets could lead to fines under proposal; Cedar Fair CEO takes over Six Flags as merger closes, but no changes to passes are expected; John Sharp is retiring as chancellor of the Texas A&M University System in June 2025.
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