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San Antonio International Airport clears out Friday over false alarm

San Antonio International Airport faced an evacuation of Terminal B due to a false alarm on Friday. The airport’s operations returned to normal after ensuring no threats were present. Airport officials have not disclosed the cause of the incident. Passengers and staff were safely guided out of the terminal while authorities investigated. The false alarm briefly disrupted flights, leaving travelers waiting for updates.

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Texas ranchers call for Trump to probe ‘woke energy utilities’ in wildfires

Texas ranchers call on former President Donald Trump to investigate the role of energy utilities in recent wildfires, questioning their environmental policies. This request highlights their concerns about “woke” energy initiatives and their potential impact on fire management practices. The ranchers are also advocating for a review of forest management policies to prevent future incidents.

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Wildlife at Houston Zoo seen enjoying rare snowfall

Houston Zoo surprised its visitors with a rare snowfall event, capturing striking images of indigenous North American animals such as cougars and bald eagles in a snowy setting. The event highlighted how these species thrive in snow, offering a unique experience for both the wildlife and the visitors. Explore this unexpected winter wonderland in the heart of Houston.

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Houston-bound migrants, families stranded after Trump ends CBP One app

Following President Donald Trump’s termination of the CBP One app, migrants and families waiting to enter the U.S. are left uncertain about their future. This app was a crucial tool for asylum seekers, and its shutdown has sparked concern among immigrant rights advocates. As these individuals face difficult choices, their stories spotlight the broader ramifications of recent U.S. immigration policy changes.

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CenterPoint Energy Braces for Potential Power Outages During Houston Winter Storm

CenterPoint Energy braces for a severe winter storm in Houston, preparing for potential power outages by doubling its response workforce. Anticipating icy conditions, the company brings in 1,200 additional mutual aid workers. Coordinating with local authorities and advising customers on preparedness, CenterPoint Energy underscores the importance of readiness for extreme weather.

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