Texas reports first West Nile case of 2025 in Brazos County
The first West Nile virus case in Texas for 2025 confirmed in Brazos County. State health officials urge mosquito precautions and public cooperation in prevention efforts.
The first West Nile virus case in Texas for 2025 confirmed in Brazos County. State health officials urge mosquito precautions and public cooperation in prevention efforts.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton drops his appeal, resulting in a $6.6 million state payment to four former deputies. The settlement awaits legislative approval for finalization.
Texas families face potential reductions in food assistance due to a federal spending plan proposing significant cuts to SNAP, impacting over three million residents.
The City of Houston plans to expand its “civility ordinance” to include night restrictions in Downtown and East Downtown, aiming to regulate homeless presence in public spaces.
Two Chinese nationals, Liren Lai and Yuance Chen, arrested on charges of espionage for acting as foreign agents targeting the U.S. Navy.
A tragic seven-vehicle accident on I-20 near Terrell, Texas, resulted in five deaths, including a semi-truck driver who fell asleep at the wheel. Investigation ongoing.
The City of Leander, Texas, has installed its first free microchip scanning station to help reunite lost pets with their owners. This initiative aims to streamline the process of identifying and locating pet owners through microchip data, enhancing community efforts in responsible pet ownership and animal welfare.
Ahead of Independence Day, Austin, Texas officials emphasize fireworks safety by urging residents to attend professional displays. Local authorities stress the importance of observing safety regulations to prevent accidents and injuries during the July 4th celebrations. Fire departments increase awareness campaigns, highlighting potential risks associated with fireworks misuse.
Houston animal shelters are promoting microchipping and pet supervision as Fourth of July approaches, aiming to reduce the number of stray animals frightened by fireworks. Experts advise pet owners to keep their pets indoors and ensure they are secure during the celebrations.
Fort Bend ISD’s board approves a $901.6 million budget and anticipates a tax rate increase this September to address a deficit. The move aims to bolster operating expenses for the Houston-area district.