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President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” passed the U.S. House, drawing mixed reactions from Texas lawmakers. Supporters hailed it as a major win, while critics voiced concerns over its impact.
Texas faces rising crime rates in several cities. Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi top the list of the 7 most dangerous cities, highlighting ongoing challenges in public safety and community efforts to combat violence.
Major League Cricket announced plans to relocate its headquarters to Texas, aiming to capitalize on the state’s growing sports market and central location. The move signals a strategic expansion for the league.
A Texas man was arrested in his underwear following an alleged crime spree, according to Fox News. Authorities apprehended him after multiple incidents, highlighting concerns over local safety and law enforcement response.
Robert Morris, founder of a prominent Texas megachurch, has been indicted on charges of lewd acts with a child. The allegations have sparked widespread shock and legal proceedings are underway. More details on NBC News.
A recent study reveals Texas ranks among the least educated states in the U.S., highlighting gaps in higher education attainment. The findings spark concern over workforce readiness and economic growth in key cities like Dallas.
Meta, parent company of Instagram and Facebook, is relocating a division to Texas as part of a strategic shift toward promoting “free expression,” signaling a broader pivot in the tech giant’s operational focus.
As Texas undergoes redistricting, former President Trump aims to secure five GOP seats, intensifying the political battle. Democrats scramble to counter the move and protect their foothold in the state.
Texas and the Dallas-Fort Worth area rank among the smallest average home lot sizes in the U.S., reflecting rising land costs and urban density. The trend highlights challenges for homebuyers seeking larger outdoor spaces.
Texas high schoolers showed improved STAAR scores in English but declined in U.S. history, according to recent state test results. Educators call for focused efforts to address the history performance gap.
Texas rapper G$ Lil Ronnie’s 5-year-old daughter was tragically killed in a Dallas shooting Monday morning. Authorities are investigating the incident as the community mourns the loss.
Two of Texas’ most wanted criminal illegal immigrants were arrested in Houston and Mesquite, the Texas Department of Public Safety reported. Authorities emphasized ongoing efforts to enhance border security and public safety.
Dallas school district joins other Texas districts in requiring clear or mesh backpacks following the Uvalde massacre, aiming to enhance campus security and ensure student safety, officials say.
Austin, Texas, has been named the best city in the U.S. to start a business, according to a new report. The Austin American-Statesman highlights the top 10 cities fueling entrepreneurship nationwide.
A Texas doctor was sentenced to 190 years in prison for injecting dangerous drugs into IV bags, endangering patients’ lives. The Austin American-Statesman reports this severe punishment highlights the gravity of the crime.
Texas is now home to the nation’s second-largest Indian American community, drawing increased attention from politicians. In a diverse and growing state, this demographic shift is reshaping political priorities and engagement.
Dozens of schools in the Dallas, Texas area are set for closure amid budget cuts and declining enrollment, sparking concerns among parents and educators over the impact on students and communities.
Students from Dallas International School share experiences from their recent study abroad trip to Italy. The immersive cultural exchange offered insights into Italian history, art, and daily life, enriching their global education.
On Election Day in Texas, voters can expect long lines, strict ID requirements, and a mix of in-person and early voting options. PBS highlights key rules and what residents should prepare for before heading to the polls.
Former President Trump’s order to limit birthright citizenship could reshape Texas demographics, impacting immigrant communities and legal debates. The policy’s effects may be profoundly felt in diverse cities like Dallas.