A family deported from the U.S. while seeking medical care for their daughter’s brain cancer treatment. Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee addresses the incident, emphasizing the importance of continuity in medical care and advocating for a resolution.
The Texas House of Representatives passed several bills in a Friday night marathon debate, addressing issues like library content, HOV lane usage, and school lunch additives.
In Houston, a woman’s cat quinceañera captured online interest and aided a local shelter. The event utilized social media to raise funds and awareness for the shelter.
Six-year-old Tyrus in Mexia, Texas is hosting a lemonade stand on May 10 to raise funds for his open heart surgery. The community is showing support.
Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones presented a resolution declaring May as Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month during a Commissioners Court session on May 8.
Google will pay almost $1.4 billion to Texas to settle allegations of privacy violations from lawsuits filed in 2022. Texas AG Ken Paxton announced the resolution, which marks a significant legal milestone in data privacy protection.
Texas lawmakers are considering legislative measures to secure the state’s water supply, despite recent rains in Central Texas. The ongoing drought conditions have heightened the urgency for policy discussions at the Texas Capitol. Lawmakers focus on addressing water scarcity and long-term sustainability for the region.
The Texas measles outbreak of 2025 has become the largest in the U.S. since 2000, with over 702 cases confirmed in Texas alone. The outbreak has led to hospitalizations and fatalities, prompting urgent vaccination efforts.
The Texas House moves forward with Senate Bill 17, aimed at restricting land sales to certain foreign entities. The bill, which passed preliminarily with an 85-60 vote, empowers the governor to decide the list of restricted countries. It seeks to address national security concerns but faces criticism over potential discrimination.
McKinney City Council approved contracts for expanding the National Airport, setting it on track to become the third commercial airport in the DFW area. Construction begins June 2025.