Garland Yanks Telehealth Fee Plan From Power Bills After Backlash
Garland ended its contract with MD Health Pathways on Feb. 17, 2026 after months of pushback over an opt‑out utility‑bill fee and modest pilot use. The city canceled a planned May special election as officials weigh other options.
San Antonio Shoppers On Alert As Sweet Treat Recall Hits Texas Shelves
Mama Grande recalled two sweet tortilla items after an FDA inspection found wheat and soy were not declared on the labels. The products were sold across Texas Feb. 2–Mar. 5.
Pests, ‘Extremely Poor’ Scores Slam Two Arlington Restaurants, Third Also Dinged
Arlington inspectors flagged pest contamination at an Asian Bowl and low scores for two restaurants, prompting required follow-up visits and possible enforcement. The city’s inspection data lists multiple violations.
Austin Cleared For Takeoff As Feds Pick Texas Triangle For Air Taxi Trials
TxDOT will lead Project Nexus, a three‑year pilot to test eVTOL air taxis across the Texas Triangle; Austin is part of the plan with cargo and medical trials slated for 2026.
Austin Developer Returns To Northside Battleground In New Bid To Turn Fort Worth Church Into Senior Apartments
An Austin developer has revived plans to adapt a Northside Fort Worth church into about 84 senior‑affordable apartments; a community meeting is set for next Thursday. Neighbors remain split over preservation, traffic and safety.












