Texas’ first women’s flag football signee hails from Fort Worth ISD
Isabel Ibarro becomes the first women’s varsity flag football signee at Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth. This marks a historic moment for women’s sports in Texas.
Isabel Ibarro becomes the first women’s varsity flag football signee at Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth. This marks a historic moment for women’s sports in Texas.
The Houston Housing Authority mandates over 18,000 individuals to re-register for housing vouchers between May 1-June 2, 2023, to avoid waitlist removal, with separate project-based voucher waitlists opening from May 1-16.
Moises Sandoval Mendoza, convicted of the 2004 murder of Rachelle O’Neil Tolleson, is set for execution in Texas. The case highlights ongoing debates on capital punishment.
The Texas Senate reviews a bill to allow spirit-based RTD cocktails in grocery stores, potentially changing consumer habits and market dynamics in Texas.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire faces criticism from Harris County Democratic officials for attending a GOP fundraiser, with calls to deny future endorsements.
The Uvalde City Council approved a settlement with the families of Robb Elementary School shooting victims. While the terms are undisclosed, the decision marks a significant step in the healing process for the community and emphasizes the city’s commitment to honoring the victims.
An 8-year-old girl was shot in her Houston home, prompting the evacuation of a nearby Little League field. The suspect is still at large. Police are investigating the incident and urging anyone with information to come forward.
Voters in seven Central Texas school districts will decide on over $1.8 billion in bond proposals during May elections to fund projects like facility improvements, security enhancements, and infrastructure upgrades.
A cruise passenger returning from Mexico was arrested at Galveston Cruise Port after CBP officials found heroin mixed with fentanyl and THC vape pens during a bag check. The individual was handed over to local authorities for prosecution.
North Texas school districts are seeking $4.6 billion in bond funding amid state funding uncertainties and rapid growth. Key proposals from districts like Celina ISD aim to build new schools and expand facilities to accommodate increasing student populations. Voter approval will determine future educational capacities in the region.