|  | Monday, January 19, 2026 | | | Good Morning! On this day in 1839, a commission selected a 7,735-acre plot of land along the Colorado River as the site for the capital of Texas. The community, initially known as Waterloo, was chartered as Austin by the Texas Congress. Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Texas Highways highlights three of his most significant visits to Texas. Today's sponsor, FinanceBuzz, is highlighting a simple way Amazon Prime shoppers can earn serious cash back and score a valuable Amazon bonus—just for getting approved, with no extra spending required. Abilene ☁️ 52/32° | Amarillo ☁️ 39/26° | Austin ☁️ 66/35° | Brownsville ☁️ 71/42° | Corpus Christi ☁️ 67/42° | DFW ☁️ 51/33° | El Paso ☁️ 68/31° | Houston ☁️ 63/35° | Laredo ☁️ 71/39° | Lubbock ☁️ 39/25° | Midland ☁️ 57/33° | San Antonio ☁️ 66/32° | Tyler ☁️ 58/33° | Waco ☁️ 59/34°  Take The Flyover with you. Busy day? Listen to our daily 15-minute podcast while commuting, cooking, or walking the dog—your Flyover fix, anywhere. | | |  | | From the Founder's Desk:
Why I Want The Flyover Readers to Own The Flyover
When I decided to accept investors in The Flyover, one thing mattered to me more than anything: that our readers would have the chance to become our owners. If I had my druthers, every single investor in The Flyover would be a Flyover reader. That's why we've structured this offering with you in mind: Legally, the offering is open to any U.S. citizen. But my heart—and our strategy—are focused on keeping ownership in the hands of our readers. Right now, we're less than $84,000 away from hitting $4 million raised—80% full. Once we cross that mark and announce our final investment date, I expect the final 20% to be filled. That's why I'm asking our readers one more time: will you consider investing in The Flyover today? This is the final month to invest. But some of our readers are asking: "How do I get a return on my investment?" Here's why The Flyover is different: -
Already profitable after just two years (most start-ups never are) -
80% gross margins and 24% net income (exceptional margins) -
In the top 1% of media start-ups (proven strength) How investors could realize returns: -
A Sale—Only to a partner who shares our values. (CNN or The New York Times need not apply.) -
Public Listing—Shares traded openly on an exchange. -
Profit Distributions (Dividends)—Because we're already profitable, this is possible. Recap: Sale. Listing. Distributions. My Closing Pitch More than 2,600 Flyover readers have already joined us as investors. We're just $84,000 away from our next milestone—and once we hit it, we will announce our closing date. If you've been considering investing, now is the moment. Will you help us finish this round and together make The Flyover a news company truly owned by its readers? Will you be one of the final investors who help us keep The Flyover fully reader-owned? Invest in The Flyover Today | | | Third Death at Fort Bliss Detention Center Three detainees have died at the Camp East Montana ICE detention facility at El Paso's Fort Bliss within the past two months. The Jan. 3 death of 55-year-old Cuban national Geraldo Lunas Campos, in particular, has drawn widespread scrutiny. Campos was admitted to the U.S. lawfully in 1996. He was convicted of several criminal charges since then, including sexual contact with a minor. He was apprehended by ICE in New York last July, transferred to Texas, and scheduled for deportation. According to ICE, guards intervened when he tried to take his own life, and "during the ensuing struggle, Campos stopped breathing and lost consciousness." A witness, however, said Campos was handcuffed when he was pinned to the ground by at least five guards, one of whom allegedly put him in a chokehold. The local medical examiner's office reportedly attributed the death to asphyxia from chest and neck compression, indicating a potential homicide. In December, Francisco Gaspar-Andres of Guatemala, 48, died from liver and kidney failure. Victor Manuel Diaz, a 36-year-old from Nicaragua who was arrested earlier this month in Minneapolis, died last Wednesday of a suspected suicide. | Drone Manufacturer Moving to Allen EagleNXT, a drone company founded in 2010, is moving its corporate headquarters from Wichita, Kansas, to Allen. The company designs and manufactures fixed-wing drones for use in agriculture, public safety, and warfare. EagleNXT opted to relocate to North Texas over Arizona, New Mexico, and Florida due to its business-friendly tax environment and the region's deep talent pool. Allen reportedly provided the most attractive incentives, beating out neighbors Frisco, McKinney, and Plano. EagleNXT has agreed to lease a 33,000-square-foot site for 7 years and aims to create around 50 jobs over the next two years, nearly doubling its current workforce. With the move, EagleNXT will begin manufacturing its eBee VISION drone in the U.S. for the first time, reducing obstacles to federal government purchases. Last year, President Trump issued an executive order to boost U.S. drone production. | Coast Guard Station Getting $200M Rebuild The U.S. Coast Guard Station on South Padre Island is getting a $200 million rebuild after a fire destroyed the facility last April. It's the largest "shore infrastructure construction project in Coast Guard history," according to a statement. The fire, sparked by a generator during a power outage, forced personnel to relocate operations. In recent months, crews at the outpost have conducted patrols along the Rio Grande and apprehended Mexican nationals for illegal fishing in one of the service's "most complex operating environments." The Haskell Company of Jacksonville, Florida, was awarded the job after the planning stage and contracting period were compressed by several months. The project includes a new harbor operations center, waterfront infrastructure, housing, and a Joint Operations Center for collaboration with U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Construction is expected to be completed by summer 2028. | | | Flying together with our sponsor  | | | | ➤ Gov. Greg Abbott has directed state officials to investigate potential Medicaid fraud "given the recent allegations of Medicaid benefits fraud in other states." A report from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission is due by March 15. (More) ➤ Canyon: Community members held a rally Saturday to demonstrate support for the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, which has been closed since last March and has been asked to relocate by West Texas A&M University administrators. (More) ➤ Plano: Hundreds of anti-ICE protesters took to the streets on Saturday. "This is not the America we want to live in," said Collin County Democratic Party Chair Jeremy Sutka. "We need to make a change. That's why people are angry. They're upset." (More) ➤ Fort Hood: Range operations were suspended over the weekend as firefighters battled three wildfires that have burned around 1,200 acres at the military installation. (More) ➤ Dallas: The I-30 Canyon was shut down all weekend as crews began work on a $900 million TxDOT project to redesign the highly congested roadway. More weekend closures are expected in the months ahead. (Watch Video) ➤ Abilene: An infant was surrendered at a Safe Haven Baby Box last week, marking only the second time one of the devices has been used in Texas. Lubbock was the site of the first use earlier this month. (More) ➤ Kyle: A nonprofit associated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints purchased nearly 3,000 acres of land—including the historic Nance Ranch—for a potential mixed-use development. (See Details) Enjoy reading The Texas Flyover? Click here to share with your friends and family. ✈️ | | | | ➤ The Texans were eliminated from the playoffs on Sunday after a 28-16 loss to the Patriots in snowy conditions. C.J. Stroud threw four interceptions in the first half, and Houston finished with five turnovers. (More) ➤ Texas A&M men's basketball traveled to Austin and beat Texas 74-70 in the Lone Star Showdown on Saturday. Rashaun Agee posted a double-double for the Aggies. (More) ➤ No. 4 Texas women's basketball cruised to an 80-35 win over rival Texas A&M on Sunday. The Longhorns put the game away during a 23-3 third-quarter run. (More) Yesterday's Results: NFL | NBA | NHL | NCAAM | NCAAW | Soccer | Golf Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Embarrassing Toenails? This breakthrough gadget is fixing them. FungaBeam uses breakthrough at-home laser technology to target fungus at the source—fast and pain-free. No creams or pills required, just clearer, healthier nails in weeks instead of months. (LEARN MORE) | | | | ➤ Peregrine Energy Solutions of Colorado is building a $400 million battery energy storage system in Harrison County. Fire Marshal James McConnell said the company will provide firefighters specialized training for responding to potential lithium-ion fires. (More) ➤ Kodlin USA, a custom motorcycle company founded in 2020, has relocated its headquarters from Morgan Hill, California, to New Braunfels. The company described the move as "a strategic decision driven by our desire for a more efficient, centralized U.S. operation." (More) ➤ Rick and Peggy Wright of Katy are calling it quits after 18 years of producing Wrights of Texas Salsa. "What began as a small family recipe shared with a few friends grew into something far bigger than we ever imagined," read a social media post from the company. (More) ➤ New Braunfels-based real estate development firm Southstar has purchased the historic Lone Star Brewery site in San Antonio. The company aims to "celebrate all that Lone Star has meant to the city and help guide its next chapter," according to a statement. (More) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ The #1 Toilet Cleaning Hack I Wish I Knew Sooner. Tired of scrubbing your toilet? Splash Foam Cleaner is a fast, hands-free way to keep it fresh and spotless. Just pour, let it foam, and flush—no mess or hard scrubbing. It removes stains, eliminates odors, and leaves a clean scent. (LEARN MORE) | | | | ➤ Houston Rockets star Kevin Durant said he'd "go with Whataburger" when asked whether he prefers the Texas-based chain or California's In-N-Out. Durant played college ball at UT Austin and won two NBA championships with the Golden State Warriors. (Watch Video) ➤ An anthropologist declined to reveal the precise location of a living rock cactus he found in Big Bend Ranch State Park when he posted a photo of it on social media, saying he didn't want poachers to remove it. (See Photo) ➤ UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas has received a $25 million federal grant to design a 3D printer that can craft new livers from a person's own cells. The project aims to reduce the risk of organ rejection after a transplantation. (More) ➤ Two Nacogdoches County deputies have been credited with saving the life of an 18-month-old boy by transporting him to the hospital last month when they learned an ambulance wouldn't arrive for several more minutes. (More) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ No matter how unbelievable it sounds, pinching your tongue like this can regrow your teeth and gums overnight. Before spending money on expensive dental procedures, there's something you should know. A newly released Institute of Dentistry study changes everything. Follow this video exactly to see results fast. Learn more here. | | | | Are you in favor of battery energy storage systems?
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