Fake parking citations on UNT cars turn out to be dating app ads
University of North Texas students who found what appeared to be parking citations on their cars recently discovered that the notices were actually advertisements for a dating app.
University of North Texas students who found what appeared to be parking citations on their cars recently discovered that the notices were actually advertisements for a dating app.
The Texas Ethics Commission tabled a proposal Wednesday that would increase the amount lobbyists can spend on meals and other expenses for state officials before they must publicly identify the beneficiary.
Texas families are increasingly skipping meals and taking on debt to afford food as rising grocery prices put pressure on household budgets, according to a new No Kid Hungry Texas poll.
Rising diesel prices are putting financial pressure on Texas truck drivers and could increase transportation costs across the supply chain ahead of the holiday shopping season.
Houston ISD administrators have directed some campuses to cut staff and reduce spending as the district faces continued enrollment losses and financial pressure three years into the state takeover.
Houston will increase public attention on candidates who fail to file campaign finance reports on time under a new rule proposed to strengthen enforcement of filing requirements.
The University of North Texas removed the webpage for its LGBTQ+ Archive after Texas state Rep. Brian Harrison and Republican donor Monty Bennett criticized the university’s decision to host the collection.
A Fort Bend County district judge has permanently shut down De’Ai Postpartum Care Center after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accused the Houston-area business of facilitating “birth tourism” for Chinese nationals.
Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to halt permits for data center projects until state regulators complete audits of their impact on the state’s power grid and water resources.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire’s administration again delayed a proposed application for a $150 million U.S. Department of Justice grant after pulling the item from the City Council agenda Monday, two days before council members were scheduled to consider it.