Cut to SNAP could hit 900,000 people across Houston region
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 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.
The State Fair of Texas saw over 2 million attendees in 2023, marking a decline of 400,000 from last year. Despite this, the fair made significant community contributions and continued to celebrate Texas culture. The event remains a vital component of Texas tradition and economy, highlighting its impact and enduring appeal.
Texas families face challenges in accessing affordable childcare as demand outpaces funding. Providers like Kiddie Academy navigate rising costs amid legislative changes.
Thousands protested in Houston as part of the “No Kings” demonstrations against Trump-era policies. Organized by the 50501 Movement, the protests spanned several Houston areas, with participants from diverse backgrounds advocating for change in immigration, healthcare, housing, and public safety policies.
Houston residents protested on Monday against Governor Greg Abbott’s order to remove rainbow crosswalks, highlighting cultural and historical significance for the LGBTQ+ community amidst federal safety concerns.
Human skeletal remains found in Bandera County, Texas have sparked a detailed investigation by local authorities. The remains, discovered off Wharton’s Dock Road, are undergoing forensic processing as investigators seek to determine the identity and cause of death. Community cooperation is requested to aid the investigation.