Houston Independent School Board Sworn In, But Still Sidelined By State Takeover
Five newly elected HISD trustees were sworn in Thursday, but a TEA-appointed board still holds the votes and governing power through at least June 2027. The oath was largely symbolic while elected members say they’ll keep showing up.
Houston Braces for Severe Weather as Thunderstorms, Hail, and Possible Tornadoes in the Forecast
Houston expects severe weather with thunderstorms and a high of 79°F today. The northern areas may experience stronger storms, possibly including hail and tornadoes. The KHOU 11 Weather Team advises caution due to high winds and a 70% chance of rain.
Uvalde Officer Adrian Gonzales' Trial Resumes in Corpus Christi Amidst Emotional Testimonies and Prosecution's Case on Child Endangerment Charges
The trial of ex-Uvalde officer Adrian Gonzales, charged with child endangerment from the school shooting, resumes with the testimonies and emotional accounts of the tragic events.
Houston Oil Muscle Fuels Near-Record $27 Billion Windfall for Texas Tax Coffers
Texas oil and gas paid about $27 billion in state and local taxes in FY2025 — roughly $74 million a day — funding schools and infrastructure even as firms trim staff. Production records and pipeline projects helped keep revenue flowing.












