UHD will automatically admit qualifying HISD seniors under a new guaranteed-admission program designed to expand college access and keep more students in Houston.

The Speedway State of the Town address is set for February 19, 2026, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Media Center, highlighting past achievements and future plans.

Slidell's Mayor and City Council wish a joyful Mardi Gras to residents, announcing office closures for the celebration, with essential services remaining operational.

The Oak Creek Police Department unveiled new squad car designs, aiming to modernize and strengthen community ties, while planning a gradual rollout as vehicles are replaced.

Portage County Health District staff to undergo poverty simulation training, prompting closure on February 19.

Romulus, Michigan is expected to get a new ICE detention facility, sparking controversy and opposition from the mayor and community over communication, impacts, and ICE operations.

The Fairfield County Health Department is conducting a tobacco use survey for residents to influence local tobacco control strategies, offering a gift card raffle as a participation incentive.

Round Rock ISD is distributing free gun locks to families after a federal grant; requests can be made by email or at high schools.

Trader Joe's opened a new store in Johns Creek, Georgia, as part of a national expansion, and will anchor The Medley, a mixed-use development featuring retail space, housing, and other amenities.

Forbes' 2026 employer rankings include Cook Children's, JPS, Southwest and Toyota among North Texas standouts. Hospitals make up many of the local entries.

Emanuel Medical Center in Swainsboro received a $110,038 grant from Georgia's Rural Center for new medical equipment, supporting cardiac and pulmonary services in rural Georgia.

A San Antonio homemaker says a Samsung refrigerator panel reached 111 degrees and the company has agreed to an exchange after multiple inspections.

Lawmakers want more frequent school vision screenings and a state fund after local outreach found many Georgia students with untreated vision problems that can hamper reading.