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Austin ISD considers closing or restructuring twelve schools after receiving multiple F ratings. The district plans significant staff changes to improve educational outcomes and reduce a $19 million deficit.
Two Fort Worth firefighters, Caleb Halvorson and Troy Gallagher, were injured in a garage collapse during a fire. Both are recovering, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.
Police and SWAT teams engage in a standoff in Stafford, Texas, after a man allegedly kills two and shoots at officers. The suspect, Adrian Mercado, remains at large.
The Discaya family turns over 16 luxury cars to the BOC amid an investigation into alleged construction project anomalies. The vehicles undergo verification as Sarah Discaya faces congressional scrutiny over multi-billion contracts.
A United Airlines Express flight made an emergency landing in Houston due to smoke and electrical issues. The FAA is investigating. No injuries reported. Passengers await a replacement flight.
A San Antonio resident has claimed a $1 million prize from a Texas Lottery scratch-off ticket. The winner remains anonymous, contributing to the excitement and ongoing appeal of lottery games in Texas. The Texas Lottery supports public education and veteran services with its proceeds.
ConocoPhillips to lay off up to 25% of its global workforce by 2025 in a bid to cut costs amid rising production expenses. The restructuring includes a new management plan and aims for significant savings.
Frustration grows as delays persist in rescheduling the ‘Texas 7’ trial. Judge Mays stresses urgency amidst unresolved legal issues and aims to set a trial date.
Texas Senate passes a bill banning transgender individuals from using bathrooms matching their gender identity. The legislation, awaiting the governor’s approval, includes hefty fines but no new state crimes.
San Antonio proposes increasing parking fines by $20 to address a budget deficit. The new fines will range from $47 to $247. Expected to generate $438,120, the plan aims to discourage illegal parking and improve compliance.