Hunters Creek Village in Houston Crowned Wealthiest Town in Texas
Hunters Creek Village is named Texas’s wealthiest town, boasting high median incomes, low poverty rates, and investment in community amenities.
Hunters Creek Village is named Texas’s wealthiest town, boasting high median incomes, low poverty rates, and investment in community amenities.
The Trump administration has revamped a mobile application, now known as CBP Home, to facilitate self-deportation for undocumented immigrants. This move is part of a $200 million campaign aimed at encouraging voluntary departures.
In Houston, tensions rise between city officials and advocates over the allocation of $314 million in federal disaster funding. The Housing and Community Development Department proposes spending on homelessness and power generators, while advocates push for more affordable housing. This debate highlights the challenge of balancing immediate needs and long-term solutions. The outcome could impact future urban development and disaster preparedness in Houston.
A Houston man has filed a lawsuit against Delta Air Lines after a plane crash in Toronto that left him injured. The incident occurred on February 17 when the plane, carrying 80 passengers, attempted to land in snowy conditions. The plane skidded along the runway and flipped upside down. The lawsuit claims negligence and seeks compensation for injuries sustained. The legal action raises questions about airline safety measures and accountability.
The number of measles cases in Texas has surpassed 200, an increase from 159 cases reported last week.
Health authorities in Texas have confirmed the increase, noting that it mirrors trends in other states.
Fort Bend County Commissioners put a halt on county-funded international trips for elected officials. This decision comes after expenditures of $6,305.94 since 2022 for international conferences attended by local judges. The move aims to control spending and prioritize budget allocations within the county.
Texas House Republicans are encountering significant opposition over a proposed school voucher program. The plan would allow parents to use state funds for private school tuition. Proponents argue it offers more educational choices, while critics warn it could harm public schools. The debate highlights deep partisan divides and raises questions about the future of education funding in Texas. Public hearings across the state have drawn attention to the contentious issue, emphasizing the importance of community input in educational policy decisions.
A recent study reveals that Houston claims the title of the most expensive city for commuters in Texas. This analysis highlights the substantial financial burden faced by residents due to tolls and time spent in traffic. Discover how commuting in Houston impacts daily life and finances.
Houston’s 2025 rodeo at NRG Park highlights the critical role of the medical and safety committee, particularly on “First Responders Day.” This team of healthcare professionals from the Houston area is key in providing medical care and assisting with crowd control, ensuring a safe experience for the thousands attending the event. The day recognizes the important contributions of these first responders, emphasizing the collaborative efforts required to maintain safety and order during one of the city’s major annual events.
Texas state employees are expected to transition back to full-time in-person work. Governor Greg Abbott’s office has been advising agency heads to initiate this change, reflecting broader shifts towards pre-pandemic work settings. The decision could have significant implications for public sector employees and the operations of state agencies. Learn more about the potential impacts and perspectives surrounding this shift.