Texas approves $55 billion statewide flood plan to protect over 5 million residents in high-risk flood areas. The plan includes 4,609 flood risk reduction solutions and will be submitted to the Texas Legislature.
A recent ruling in a Texas case blocks potential future federal Title IX regulations designed to protect LGBTQ students, marking a significant legal shift in educational equity. The ruling asserts that current interpretations of Title IX, which governs civil rights in education, will not include expanded protections for LGBTQ students.
Two toddlers in their diapers walk away fine after being thrown from a Jeep that had flipped on a Texas highway. “The kids stood alone, a good sign. Just scrapped up,” the man who originally shared the post on FB.
A Travis County judge has blocked the release of Texas school district ratings, citing concerns over the validity of the STAAR test results. The ruling comes as school districts file their second lawsuit over changes to the metrics used to measure their performance.
Two Texas women report being denied medical care for ectopic pregnancies despite state laws allowing doctors to terminate such conditions. They share their experiences of waiting too long for necessary treatment.
School bus delays caused long waits for students, with some not assigned routes. Parents express concern over transportation issues affecting school attendance.
Texas AG Ken Paxton has initiated an investigation into CenterPoint Energy for its inadequate response to Hurricane Beryl, which left millions without power. Lawmakers express concerns over emergency preparedness and use of taxpayer funds.
Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce of Texas (PACCTX) pays courtesy call to Consul General Gunther Emil Sales at Philippine Consulate General in Houston. Discussion focuses on trade missions, humanitarian efforts, J1 teacher concerns & future collaborations.
An analysis of Houston’s air conditioner usage reveals a striking trend: residents rely heavily on comfort cooling to beat the heat. A recent survey by Daikin found that 40 percent of Houstonians use their air conditioners 24 hours a day during the summer, with an average daily usage of 17.2 hours.
Fair officials have announced a new weapons policy, drawing comparisons to the rules implemented at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. This decision aims to enhance safety at the event.