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San Antonio Zoo sets opening date for new Congo Falls gorilla habitat

LAWIN.newsNovember 16, 2025063 views

The San Antonio Zoo announced the opening date for Congo Falls, a new gorilla habitat described as a major milestone in the zoo’s 111-year history. The exhibit will house a troop of gorillas in a purpose-built environment with indoor and outdoor spaces, guest viewing areas, and educational displays on gorilla conservation. Zoo officials said Congo Falls will support animal welfare, expand primate exhibits, and anchor new programs in education and field conservation partnerships.

7-woman Houston group charged $110M in Medicare hospice fraud

LAWIN.newsNovember 15, 2025068 views

Seven individuals from Houston charged with defrauding Medicare of over $110 million via hospice billing for non-terminally ill patients.

TSA employees rewarded with $10,000 for shutdown duty

LAWIN.newsNovember 14, 2025066 views

TSA employees who worked during the 43-day government shutdown will receive $10,000 bonuses as part of the Department of Homeland Security’s efforts to recognize their exemplary service. Secretary Kristi Noem announced these measures at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas. Employees are also set to receive back pay, with initiatives underway to prevent future disruptions for essential workers.

Houston prepares for late summer warmth, weather

LAWIN.newsNovember 13, 2025066 views

Houston weather will return to a late summer pattern with temperatures in the mid-60s to 80s. A cold front is expected next week, bringing potential showers and thunderstorms.

Gov. Abbott unveils streamlined process for foster care placements

LAWIN.newsNovember 12, 2025092 views

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced changes to the foster care system, streamlining regulations to increase opportunities for kinship foster families. The reforms aim to strengthen protections for foster children by keeping them connected to their families.

Texans start receiving partial SNAP assistance

LAWIN.newsNovember 11, 2025080 views

Partial SNAP benefits begin to reach Texas recipients after administrative delays. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission addresses technical issues, ensuring the gradual resumption of payments to affected households.

Governor Abbott makes 2026 reelection bid official in Houston

LAWIN.newsNovember 10, 2025067 views

Governor Greg Abbott announces his bid for reelection in Houston, aiming for a fourth term. The governor emphasizes family values, affordability, and public safety, with a focus on shifting Harris County’s political stance. Abbott’s campaign highlights his accomplishments and priorities for Texas.

San Antonio council OKs zoning revisions near Frost Bank Center

LAWIN.newsNovember 9, 2025078 views

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.

Dan Patrick backs Turning Point USA expansion across Texas campuses with $1M

LAWIN.newsNovember 8, 2025063 views

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.

TxDOT highlights 25-year streak of daily road fatalities in Texas

LAWIN.newsNovember 7, 2025086 views

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.