A major accident on U.S. Highway 277 East in Eagle Pass, Texas, prompted the airlift of several individuals after being ejected from vehicles. Traffic delays ensued as emergency and investigation efforts commenced. Authorities urge drivers to avoid the area.
The Inaugural Texas Capital Air Show, originally set for this year at San Marcos Regional Airport, has been canceled due to the government shutdown. The event, featuring military and civilian aircraft performances, is rescheduled for next year. Organizers cite inability to secure funding as the primary reason and assure necessary measures to host the event successfully next year.
Allegations arise against Fort Bend ISD over a delayed response to a reported assault on a first-grade student at Rosa Parks Elementary. Investigation and response underway.
The Houston Avenue Bridge in Houston recorded 72 vehicle strikes in 2025, according to Texas Department of Transportation records.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott activates emergency resources as National Weather Service forecasts severe weather, including flash floods, across Texas. Residents urged to stay informed and prepared.
The ongoing federal shutdown threatens nearly 900,000 Houston-area residents reliant on SNAP benefits, highlighting the urgency for immediate food assistance resources in the region.
The Texas Secretary of State’s Office is investigating over 2,000 registered voters flagged as potential non-citizens. This effort aims to ensure voter roll integrity and prevent ineligible voting in Texas. The office is collaborating with local election officials and using data verification to cross-reference voter information.
The FDA issued a Class II recall for over 4,000 Coca-Cola sodas in Texas due to potential metal contamination. Affected products include Coca-Cola, Coke Zero Sugar, and Sprite.
Montrose residents in Houston quickly repainted rainbow crosswalks after the city removed them following a state directive. The removal has sparked protests and debates about political expressions in public spaces.
Houston City Council will vote on a $16 million homeless shelter in East Downtown. The project aims to provide comprehensive care and reduce homelessness in the area.