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‘He Would Have Killed His Mother for a Dime’
On May 17, 1917, Felix Jones in his latest contract killing beat Thomas Lyons of El Paso to death with a hammer.
Capital Highlights: What’s New from Austin
Top lawmakers back lifting camp safety law Top Texas legislators are pushing to waive a new state law that requires camps to install broadband fiber optics in order to legally operate this summer, The Dallas Morning News reported. Scores of camps are struggling to meet the deadline. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dustin Burrows released a statement last week saying they support lifting the law.
Celebrating National Hospital Week
National Hospital Week, observed May 10 – 16, is a nationwide celebration recognizing the vital contributions of hospitals, health systems, and the millions of healthcare professionals who keep our communities healthy. Established by the American Hospital Association (AHA) more than a century ago in 1921, the observance highlights the essential role hospitals play in public health and community well‑being.