Crystal City ISD cuts 40 jobs, Pre-K3 program closing at the start of 2025
Crystal City ISD lays off 40 employees and plans to close its Pre-K3 program in 2025 due to financial difficulties, enrollment errors, and inflation challenges.
Crystal City ISD lays off 40 employees and plans to close its Pre-K3 program in 2025 due to financial difficulties, enrollment errors, and inflation challenges.
A judge has denied the motion to quash the indictment of former Uvalde CISD Police Chief Pete Arredondo. He faces ten counts of child endangerment for his response during the Robb Elementary shooting. The defense plans to seek a change of venue, with ongoing legal proceedings drawing significant attention from the affected community.
Two popular Houston radio shows have been cut in the same week, leaving listeners stunned. The ‘Dean and Rog Morning Show,’ a fixture since 2009, is among those impacted.
Houston airports anticipate 3.4 million travelers during Christmas. New amenities, like George Bush Intercontinental Airport’s International Arrivals Curb, aim to ease congestion and enhance the travel experience.
Five buildings in Houston have been awarded historic landmark status, including a former department store, three historic homes, and a packing plant, enriching the city’s cultural heritage.*
Memorial services are planned for Rosemary Kowalski, a notable Texas businesswoman and founder of Rosemary’s Catering. Her contributions to the culinary industry have left a lasting impact over the last 75 years. Her influence extended beyond catering, shaping various business landscapes with her innovative approach.
Houston City Council has approved a resolution to rename a terminal at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in honor of the late Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, who served nearly three decades as a renowned advocate for Houston, securing crucial federal support for the city.
Efforts continue to locate journalist Austin Tice, abducted in Syria in 2012. Activists urge more U.S. involvement as they search abandoned prisons and pursue leads.
Maria stood at the entrance of the Supreme Court building, her heart racing with anticipation. Today marked a significant milestone in her…
Jeremy James Joseph, a Houston man, sentenced to 16 years for making threats of gun violence and bombings against local officials and institutions. The case highlights the serious consequences of threatening behavior.