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A student was injured with an X-ACTO knife during a fight at Bobby Summers Middle School in Fate, Texas. Royse City ISD officials are investigating the incident to ensure student safety.
Austin-Travis County officials will update the community on the measles outbreak, detailing case counts, containment efforts, and vaccination strategies to mitigate further spread.
Del’s Charcoal Burgers, a historic restaurant in Richardson, Texas, experienced a fire on Friday. The Richardson Fire Department quickly extinguished the blaze, saving the beloved establishment. Del’s plans to reopen soon, assuring patrons of its continued operation.
The Vatican has set May 7, 2025, as the start date for the conclave to elect a new pope. Following Pope Francis’ death, 135 cardinals will gather in Vatican City to select the Church’s next leader through a secretive voting process.
A police standoff in San Antonio involving a toddler ended peacefully after an argument between the child’s parents escalated. Authorities safely resolved the situation, and the child was unharmed. The incident highlights the importance of addressing domestic disputes and protecting children.
The Trump administration uses mugshot-style posters showcasing arrested immigrants near the White House to highlight its immigration enforcement efforts during President Trump’s first 100 days. The exhibit draws attention to the administration’s commitment to tough immigration policies, sparking mixed reactions from the public and critics.
Drew Arellano underwent a vasectomy on April 28, marking an “Advanced Mother’s Day” for his wife, Iya Villania. The couple, parents to five children, decided to conclude their family planning with this procedure. Arellano shared a photo of the event, highlighting their intentional choice for family size.
Explore how Saks Global Enterprises’ strategic consolidation following the Neiman Marcus acquisition raises concerns about job security in Texas. Discover the ongoing impact on stores and employees amid cost-cutting measures and strategic integrations by the retail giant.
Suburban neighborhoods dominate Houston’s real estate market, with areas like Cypress South and Katy leading sales. Driven by excellent schools and scenic settings, these regions highlight a shift towards suburban living. Discover how these areas are shaping Houston’s housing trends.
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, warns of potential lasting economic impacts from Trump’s proposed tariffs, despite a market stabilization. During his Houston visit, Dimon emphasized JPMorgan’s expansion in Texas and highlighted the role of business leaders in societal upliftment amid geopolitical challenges.