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Rural school districts across the United States that rely on international educators to address teacher shortages may face new challenges as immigration policies shift under the administration of Donald Trump.
A consultant urologist has been charged in court for allegedly causing the death of a 63-year-old woman during surgery at a private hospital in Singapore.
Drivers in northwest Houston may soon see relief as the city moves forward with a major reconstruction of Antoine Drive, a street long known for its severe potholes.
Malacañang on Thursday assured the public that the government has sufficient funds to support its response to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and to assist Filipinos in the region.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Tuesday unveiled a new property tax relief proposal designed to make homeownership more affordable across the state, including for families in the Houston area.
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones has announced the formation of an Economic Security Advisory Group to help position San Antonio as a hub for emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, quantum technology, biotechnology, and space manufacturing.
Researchers from the Texas Center for Superconductivity (TcSUH) and the University of Houston’s physics department have achieved the highest-ever superconducting transition temperature at ambient pressure, a breakthrough that could transform energy transmission, storage, and technology development.
Smokable cannabis products will be removed from Texas stores by March 31 under new rules adopted by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), while most edible hemp products will remain legal under stricter packaging and testing requirements.
Dallas residents are keeping a close eye on the city’s plans to potentially shift from alley trash pickup to curbside collection, a move that could affect tens of thousands of homes. The city is expected to release an update on the proposal this summer.
Sabria Dean, a professional basketball player from Dallas, captured the chaos of her time in Tehran as U.S.-Iran tensions escalated, sharing her experience after safely returning home to North Texas.