League City weighs a $816 million entertainment district proposal by River Caddis, facing hurdles over existing sports facilities and financial logistics, as public consultation continues.
Newly revealed texts detail Kerrville officials’ responses during the July Fourth flooding, highlighting initial actions and coordination efforts among city departments to ensure public safety and minimize damage.
A Denton ISD student from Braswell High School has called for the removal of the football coach and athletic director, citing manipulative behavior. The school board listens but takes no immediate action.
San Antonio Spurs, alongside 41 sports organizations, launch the “Texas Sport for Healing Fund” to aid Central Texas flood victims, featuring a national memorabilia auction.
Fort Worth ISD enacts a new cell phone policy in response to a Texas state law restricting student cellphone use during the school day. The policy aims to enhance focus and reduce classroom distractions.
Crime Stoppers offers a $5,000 reward for information in the unsolved 2016 murder of Isaac Orosco in Houston. The public is urged to provide tips to aid the investigation.
U.S. Rep. Nathaniel Moran introduces a bill to enhance weather alert systems while calling for transparency by urging the release of Epstein files.
Former Harris County DA Kim Ogg faces a court hearing over alleged gag order violation in the Jocelyn Nungaray case. The order was revised after Ogg’s media disclosures.
Severe flooding in Kerr County, Texas, occurred after a July 3 weather briefing warned officials of potential severe weather. The floods caused over 100 deaths and widespread damage, with recovery efforts ongoing.
Legally blind Beaumont resident Jarvis Grant volunteers at the Southeast Texas Food Bank, showcasing determination and inspiring others through his dedication to community service.