A Houston parent aims to introduce rapid-response drone technology at Spring Branch ISD schools, seeking to enhance campus safety with Austin-based innovator Campus Guardian Angel.
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.
Waste Management’s recycling facility in Waller County halts operations due to adverse market conditions, leading to permanent layoffs for 88 employees less than a year after its opening.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s announcement of a “100% tariff” on NYC residents relocating to Texas raises questions about legality under U.S. constitutional law, highlighting interstate commerce and migration policy discussions.
A data breach in Houston exposed firefighters’ personal information, sparking concerns over information security and accountability. The incident involved access to unprotected Social Security numbers of thousands of firefighters.
On November 4, 2025, Texans approved all 17 statewide propositions, addressing issues like bail reform, tax exemptions, water infrastructure funding, and healthcare.
Texas has implemented two new laws designed to stop squatters and expedite the eviction process, empowering property owners and impacting renters. These laws aim to enhance property rights while sparking discussion on tenant protections.
Houston ISD expands free meal programs as federal SNAP funding faces delays due to the government shutdown, providing vital support to affected families.
Despite the arrival of November and cooler temperatures, the wildfire risk in Texas remains elevated. Weather conditions continue to contribute to the persistent fire danger across the state.
The Houston Food Bank addresses SNAP benefit uncertainty amid the government shutdown by organizing multiple food distribution events to assist families in need.