San Antonio’s City Council approved a rezoning plan for nearly 500 acres near Frost Bank Center, shifting from industrial to mixed-use zoning to promote sustainable development and community well-being.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick pledges $1 million to establish Turning Point USA chapters in all state colleges and high schools, honoring founder Charlie Kirk.
Texas marks 25 years since its last traffic death-free day, highlighting the need for ongoing road safety efforts. TxDOT’s initiative aims to end the state’s daily fatalities with improved driver behavior, infrastructure, and collaboration.
Kerrville police warn residents about scammers posing as Texas A&M researchers to access private property. Authorities urge vigilance and reporting of any suspicious activity to ensure community safety.
On November 4, 2025, Texans approved all 17 statewide propositions, addressing issues like bail reform, tax exemptions, water infrastructure funding, and healthcare.
Texas has implemented two new laws designed to stop squatters and expedite the eviction process, empowering property owners and impacting renters. These laws aim to enhance property rights while sparking discussion on tenant protections.
The Houston Food Bank addresses SNAP benefit uncertainty amid the government shutdown by organizing multiple food distribution events to assist families in need.
Harris County, Texas, will soon host the nation’s largest flood rescue training facility, STORM Ranch, a $104 million project aimed at revolutionizing swift-water rescue training for first responders and the public.
Texas parents report delays in child support payments following a system update by the Attorney General’s Office. The state claims no widespread issues, but affected families face financial hardships.
Seafood City Supermarket in Houston has reopened its doors after a brief temporary closure earlier this week.