Over 500 workers in Texas face layoffs as diverse industries announce job cuts, including significant reductions at DSTV Inc. and Texas Instruments. The transitions leave many uncertain, with some potential rehiring opportunities and city contracts shifting hands.
The Philippine American Chamber of Commerce Texas Region 1–Dallas Fort Worth (PACCTX-DFW) hosted its highly anticipated NEXUS 2025 event at Dallas College’s Brookhaven Performance Hall, drawing entrepreneurs, professionals, and community members for a full day of learning, networking, and inspiration.
Health experts recommend starting breast cancer screenings at age 40 for women, regardless of family history, to improve early detection and outcomes.
San Antonio officials, led by Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones, address the federal shutdown’s impacts on local military families, focusing on continued city services and community support.
Nineteen dogs were rescued from a Bastrop County home in Texas due to neglect and poor conditions. These dogs are now at the Austin Humane Society for treatment and adoption. Over 30 dogs were rescued from an alleged breeding operation on the property. Community support is vital for their rehabilitation and adoption.
Williamson County, Texas, enacts a three-month burn ban due to severe drought, aiming to reduce fire risks and protect the community. Residents face fines for violations, and officials monitor conditions closely.
The Great Springs Project plans a 100-mile hike-and-bike trail linking San Antonio and Austin, aiming for completion by 2036. The project will enhance regional recreation and eco-tourism while preserving Central Texas’s natural landscapes.
ICE arrested 41 people at Chicas Bonitas Cabaret in Dallas, suspecting human trafficking. Officials seized $30,000. The operation is part of efforts to combat illegal trafficking activities.
This year, 22 bodies have been recovered from Houston bayous. While causes of death remain mostly pending, city leaders are addressing community concerns and urging caution around waterways.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott introduces a Violent Crimes Task Force in Houston. This multi-agency effort aims to combat violent crime by targeting repeat offenders. The initiative unites Texas DPS, HCSO, local law enforcement, and Crime Stoppers to improve safety. The objective is to make Houston a safer city.