Texas A&M wins against Auburn in Week 5 of college football, while other Texas teams like Texas Longhorns and Texas Tech utilize a bye week for rest and preparation. Texas teams focus on strategies for upcoming games and maintaining strong standings in the season.
Attorney General Pam Bondi announces the deployment of DOJ agents to safeguard ICE facilities amid rising tensions. The directive focuses on protecting federal agents and has sparked debate over implications for community relations and civil liberties.
Texas Tech Chancellor restricts discussions on transgender and nonbinary identities at five universities, following a new state law. The directive sparks debate over academic freedom and state regulation in education.
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.
The Mexican consulate’s legal team aids in locating missing detainees amid continued immigration raids. Their efforts focus on ensuring legal support for detainees and maintaining communication with families amid intensified ICE operations.
Robert Roberson faces execution on October 16, 2025, in Texas. His legal team seeks a new trial, citing outdated evidence and an autism diagnosis.
Texas State University reinstates Professor Thomas Alter following a court ruling amid legal challenges regarding his firing over remarks at a socialist conference.
A rare northern jacana has been sighted at the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge in Texas, marking the first confirmed appearance in almost ten years. This exciting event highlights the region’s role as a crucial habitat for rare and migratory birds.
The Texas State Board of Education has approved a new social studies plan emphasizing Texas and U.S. history. The curriculum shift, effective in the 2024-2025 school year, de-emphasizes world history and focuses on key historical events significant to Texas and the United States.
Patrece Lee, former Houston Water Department manager, denied parole in a bribery scandal. The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles extends her parole eligibility to August 2028, under a new law allowing postponed reviews. Crime Stoppers of Houston supports this change to reduce stress on victims’ families and improve public confidence in the justice system. The “DRAINED” investigation continues to address water billing concerns in Houston.