The Philippine American Chamber of Commerce Texas Region 1–Dallas Fort Worth (PACCTX-DFW) hosted its highly anticipated NEXUS 2025 event at Dallas College’s Brookhaven Performance Hall, drawing entrepreneurs, professionals, and community members for a full day of learning, networking, and inspiration.
Williamson County, Texas, enacts a three-month burn ban due to severe drought, aiming to reduce fire risks and protect the community. Residents face fines for violations, and officials monitor conditions closely.
This year, 22 bodies have been recovered from Houston bayous. While causes of death remain mostly pending, city leaders are addressing community concerns and urging caution around waterways.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott introduces a Violent Crimes Task Force in Houston. This multi-agency effort aims to combat violent crime by targeting repeat offenders. The initiative unites Texas DPS, HCSO, local law enforcement, and Crime Stoppers to improve safety. The objective is to make Houston a safer city.
The Houston Food Bank is gearing up to face increased demand amid the ongoing federal government shutdown. As SNAP benefits and federal employees face uncertainty, the organization calls for community volunteers to help meet potential challenges.
The Texas Education Agency is investigating over 350 complaints against educators for social media posts about Charlie Kirk’s death. Disciplinary actions raise free speech concerns among teachers and experts.
Houston officials held a community meeting after six bodies were discovered in local bayous, addressing residents’ concerns and discussing safety solutions.
Fermi Corp., co-founded by former Texas Gov. Rick Perry, is set to launch a $715 million IPO, marking a pivotal moment in Texas’s AI and energy landscape. The company aims to revolutionize AI infrastructure with its ambitious Project Matador, spotlighting the intersection of technology, energy, and politics.
Houston struggles with delayed trash collection due to aging garbage trucks and staffing shortages. The city plans to improve operations with new trucks and initiatives aimed to decrease delays, bringing relief to residents by November.
Robert Cary McNair Jr. sues the NFL, alleging tortious interference and exclusion from family businesses. Seeking $60 million, the lawsuit highlights tensions with brother and Texans’ owner, Cal McNair.