Governor Greg Abbott announces his bid for reelection in Houston, aiming for a fourth term. The governor emphasizes family values, affordability, and public safety, with a focus on shifting Harris County’s political stance. Abbott’s campaign highlights his accomplishments and priorities for Texas.
Harlingen CISD opens a Dyslexia Therapy Training Center to enhance educator training, aiming to support students with dyslexia. The center offers hands-on, multisensory language education, reflecting the district’s commitment to improving educational outcomes.
Thousands of grass carp have been released in Lake Austin, Texas, to control the rapid spread of hydrilla, an invasive aquatic plant. City officials, in collaboration with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, introduce grass carp as a biological control measure to maintain the lake’s ecosystem, ensuring environmental sustainability and recreational safety.
San Antonio’s City Council approved a rezoning plan for nearly 500 acres near Frost Bank Center, shifting from industrial to mixed-use zoning to promote sustainable development and community well-being.
Join the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Houston to raise awareness and funds. Honor loved ones affected by Alzheimer’s and support research efforts for a cure.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick pledges $1 million to establish Turning Point USA chapters in all state colleges and high schools, honoring founder Charlie Kirk.
Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Galveston ISD for not displaying the Ten Commandments, citing a new state law. The lawsuit raises issues of religious expression in schools.
The FAA reduces air traffic by 10% in 40 major markets, affecting Houston airports. Travelers urged to prepare for delays as airlines adjust schedules.
A Houston parent aims to introduce rapid-response drone technology at Spring Branch ISD schools, seeking to enhance campus safety with Austin-based innovator Campus Guardian Angel.
Texas marks 25 years since its last traffic death-free day, highlighting the need for ongoing road safety efforts. TxDOT’s initiative aims to end the state’s daily fatalities with improved driver behavior, infrastructure, and collaboration.