Houston to open ‘city-sponsored encampment’ to address homelessness
The City of Houston plans to expand its “civility ordinance” to include night restrictions in Downtown and East Downtown, aiming to regulate homeless presence in public spaces.
The City of Houston plans to expand its “civility ordinance” to include night restrictions in Downtown and East Downtown, aiming to regulate homeless presence in public spaces.
Two Chinese nationals, Liren Lai and Yuance Chen, arrested on charges of espionage for acting as foreign agents targeting the U.S. Navy.
Ahead of Independence Day, Austin, Texas officials emphasize fireworks safety by urging residents to attend professional displays. Local authorities stress the importance of observing safety regulations to prevent accidents and injuries during the July 4th celebrations. Fire departments increase awareness campaigns, highlighting potential risks associated with fireworks misuse.
Beyoncé’s concert in Houston faced a technical malfunction when a suspended car prop tilted mid-air. The incident occurred during the “Cowboy Carter” tour at NRG Stadium. Beyoncé remained composed, resuming her performance after the quick intervention of concert staff. No injuries reported.
The Supreme Court upheld a Texas law requiring age verification for adult content access, aiming to protect minors from online pornography despite free speech concerns.
Nearly 6 million Texans are set to travel for the Fourth of July holiday, reaching record numbers. With the majority taking to the roads, authorities prepare for increased traffic across the state.
A Fort Worth apartment complex fire displaced 834 individuals. The six-alarm fire, possibly linked to an electrical anomaly, remains under investigation. Authorities and the community support affected residents with ongoing relief efforts.
Texas public universities face scrutiny as the Higher Education Board requests data on undocumented students to enforce out-of-state tuition rates following a federal court injunction.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs a law requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. Effective from September, the law mandates specific guidelines for the presentation of the Commandments, garnering debates on religious representation in schools.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a THC ban, proposing regulation instead. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick expressed frustration over the decision, marking a significant legislative moment for Texas’s approach to THC products.