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Nearly one year after the deadly Texas Hill Country flooding, Annie and RJ Harber publicly shared how they are coping with the loss of their two daughters and RJ’s parents, saying their Catholic faith has helped them move forward while they hope to grow their family again.
Gov. Greg Abbott on Saturday commemorated the first anniversary of the deadly Texas Hill Country flooding in Kerrville, honoring the victims and recognizing the resilience of the communities affected by the disaster.
Volunteers from across Central Texas gathered at an Austin warehouse to collect, sort and prepare relief supplies for communities in Venezuela affected by recent earthquakes, organizers said.
The Texas Stock Exchange will begin trading Monday, launching a phased rollout that marks the first operational test of the Dallas-based exchange as it seeks to compete with the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq.
President Donald Trump on Friday released an image of a redesigned $100 bill bearing his signature, marking the first public preview of the currency after the Treasury Department announced in March that a sitting president’s name would appear on U.S. paper money for the first time.
President Donald Trump said Saturday that he will proceed with his July Fourth speech in Washington, D.C., after severe weather forced organizers to temporarily evacuate the National Mall.
Houston Christian University announced Saturday that President Dr. Robert B. Sloan Jr. died on July 4, ending more than two decades of leadership at the institution.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said Saturday that the proposal to lower the minimum age of criminal liability requires further study, citing the need to understand the factors behind violent behavior among minors.
Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla said Saturday that he dismissed former acting Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Mao Ranada Aplasca from government service following an investigation into the May 13 shooting incident inside the Senate.
Six Flags Over Texas will open its new roller coaster, Tormenta: Rampaging Run, on July 9 after delaying its original June 26 debut to complete safety testing and final preparations.