The FDA issued a Class II recall for over 4,000 Coca-Cola sodas in Texas due to potential metal contamination. Affected products include Coca-Cola, Coke Zero Sugar, and Sprite.
Houston City Council will vote on a $16 million homeless shelter in East Downtown. The project aims to provide comprehensive care and reduce homelessness in the area.
The State Fair of Texas saw over 2 million attendees in 2023, marking a decline of 400,000 from last year. Despite this, the fair made significant community contributions and continued to celebrate Texas culture. The event remains a vital component of Texas tradition and economy, highlighting its impact and enduring appeal.
Thousands protested in Houston as part of the “No Kings” demonstrations against Trump-era policies. Organized by the 50501 Movement, the protests spanned several Houston areas, with participants from diverse backgrounds advocating for change in immigration, healthcare, housing, and public safety policies.
Thousands joined the “No Kings” protests in Austin, Texas, organized by “Hands off Central Texas.” The event, featuring a march and rally, drew 20,000-30,000 participants emphasizing democracy and opposition to authoritarianism. Governor Abbott deployed National Guard for safety.
Houston prepares for thunderstorms and strong winds this weekend, with severe weather threats, especially northeast. Officials monitor fire risks amid dry conditions.
Austin, Texas, prepares for the “No Kings” protest against the Trump administration, with Gov. Greg Abbott deploying the National Guard and DPS troopers to maintain order. The demonstration, part of a national movement, aims to highlight concerns over democracy and civil rights.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire proposes a $16 million renovation plan for BARC to address the city’s stray animal crisis. City Council to review the proposal.
Houston ISD considers a property tax hike to manage $15 million in storm repairs after Hurricane Beryl. The board votes on Wednesday to raise taxes by nearly 3 percent, impacting homeowners in 2025.
Governor Abbott orders the removal of political road markings across Texas, raising questions about free speech and roadway safety. Cities have 30 days to comply, as discussions around the directive’s impact continue.