Adom Industries plans a $229.2 million investment in North Texas for a new headquarters and semiconductor facility, enhancing the region’s tech landscape while contributing to economic and job growth.
A Cleveland ISD school bus carrying students flipped on FM 1010, leading to an evacuation and medical evaluations. No serious injuries reported. Parents notified.
Harris County’s former jailer, Stevie Mosley, and co-defendant Andrea Johnson, are wanted for allegedly scheming a luxury car heist. Their charges follow a deceptive Facebook Marketplace sale.
Texas A&M researchers use AI to study the impact of severe weather on pollution. The study examines how rainfall and lightning affect pollution, aiming to improve forecasting and inform policy.
Texas Republican lawmakers introduce a bill to allow lawsuits targeting the distribution of abortion pills by mail. The legislation, part of ongoing efforts to tighten abortion laws, would enable private citizens to sue those facilitating such shipments. This move parallels Texas’ Heartbeat Act enforcement strategy and has elicited concerns from abortion rights groups about access to reproductive healthcare. As the proposal progresses, it could significantly impact medical providers, mail services, and women’s access to abortion in Texas.
Governor Greg Abbott distributed $25,000 checks to Hill Country flood victims raised from George Strait’s benefit concert. Over $7 million collected to aid recovery efforts.
Kerrville officials released the names of 119 victims from the devastating July 4 floods, affecting Camp Mystic and surrounding areas. Search efforts for missing individuals continue as the community grapples with the tragedy.
Gloria Guevara, expecting a child, tragically died in a hit-and-run in Houston. Authorities seek assistance in finding the driver. Community support rallying for justice and increased traffic safety measures. Police ask for public cooperation.
Galveston, Texas, earns a place in Guinness World Records with the longest contiguous sidewalk in the U.S.—the 7.3-mile Galveston Seawall. The city plans a unity event on September 6 to celebrate this recognition and commemorate the 125th anniversary of the 1900 storm that devastated the area.
Cedar Park City Council has voted to join Williamson County in the Central Texas Spaceport Development Corporation, aiming to foster aerospace advancements and economic growth by developing launch and landing facilities for rockets and spacecraft.