Tarrant County Public Health confirms a measles case linked to Great Wolf Lodge and Grapevine Mills Mall in March, urging unvaccinated visitors to monitor for symptoms and highlighting the importance of vaccination.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott explains delay in calling a special election to fill the congressional seat of the late Sylvester Turner, citing Harris County’s election issues. Various Democratic figures urge action as candidates prepare for the critical district race.
Fort Bend County Judge KP George arrested on money laundering charges, following previous indictment for misrepresentation of identity. The case highlights serious allegations of financial misconduct and raises concerns about public trust in governance. George currently faces third-degree felony charges related to illegal financial transactions.
Governor Greg Abbott faces pressure to schedule a special election for Texas’s 18th Congressional District. State legislators and Democratic leaders demand representation after Rep. Sylvester Turner’s seat remains vacant.
The Texas Senate passed Senate Bill 16, requiring proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration. The legislation mandates a dual balloting system and imposes penalties for noncompliance, aiming to enhance voter registration integrity in Texas.
An Elgin woman lost over $16,000 due to a scam involving a fraudulent fraud alert. The Bastrop County Sheriff’s Office is urging residents to review their security footage for any suspicious activity related to the incident.
Texas Central’s high-speed rail project from Houston to Dallas faces a major setback due to land acquisition issues after losing Japanese investors. Despite legal rights for eminent domain, opposition from landowners and concerns from local communities have delayed progress. Texas Central remains committed to overcoming these challenges and securing new partnerships to advance the project.
U.S. lawmakers propose a bill to expand Big Bend National Park by 6,100 acres, aiming to preserve critical habitats and accommodate increased visitation, enhancing visitor experiences.
Texas Senate passed Senate Bill 988 to combat organized fuel theft rings, reclassifying tampering with fuel pumps as a third-degree felony. The bill aims to strengthen enforcement and protect businesses from financial losses.
Geico is adding over 1,000 jobs in North Texas with a new operations center in Richardson. This expansion reflects the area’s thriving business community and talent pool, enhancing Geico’s commercial insurance operations.