Hector Javier Vargas, a 17-year-old aspiring barber, was fatally shot at a graduation party in San Antonio. Family seeks answers and community support, urging witnesses to come forward. No arrests have been made in connection to the case.
Discover the historic River Oaks mansion, on sale for $15.9 million. This property offers exquisite Italianate architectural details and a glimpse into Houston’s rich real estate legacy, situated on a prime boulevard near prominent city landmarks.
Texas has ended its policy of offering in-state tuition to undocumented students following a federal lawsuit. The state and the U.S. Department of Justice agreed to terminate the practice, which was deemed unconstitutional. This policy, in place for 24 years, allowed undocumented students to access lower tuition rates at public universities, but will no longer be available, impacting educational opportunities for these students in Texas.
Nvidia announces two new manufacturing facilities in Texas to produce AI supercomputer components amid potential tariffs, collaborating with Foxconn and Wistron. This expansion highlights Nvidia’s strategic shift towards domestic production to mitigate global trade challenges.
Governor Greg Abbott is set to sign House Bill 2, providing $8.5 billion in public education funding. The bill includes a $4 billion pay raise for teachers and staff, enhancing education quality in Texas.
Flags in Angleton, Texas, are at half-staff in honor of Sergeant J.D. White, who was killed while escorting a funeral procession. The officer was struck by a vehicle and later succumbed to his injuries.
Senate Bill 990, aimed at expanding capital murder punishment in Texas by raising the victim age threshold from 10 to 15, failed to pass the Texas Legislature. The bill, introduced by Sen. Paul Bettencourt partially in response to the murder of Jocelyn Nungaray, faced support and opposition in its legislative journey.
Texas lawmakers did not pass bills to study or restrict PFAS, known as “forever chemicals,” leaving the state without regulations on these persistent substances linked to health issues.
Discover the impact of Kathy Britton, the mind behind Perry Homes, and her journey in transforming the Texas homebuilding landscape. As the executive chair, Britton has expanded the company’s reach while being recognized on the Forbes Billionaires List, reinforcing her status as a significant figure in the industry.
Texas lawmakers pass Senate Bill 8, requiring sheriffs to partner with ICE under 287(g) agreements for immigration enforcement. The bill aims to enhance local-federal collaboration in enforcing immigration laws, with significant implications for Texas counties.