The University of Texas at San Antonio introduces a degree in digital media influencing, emphasizing professional content creation and marketing skills for social media careers.

HISD teacher Linda Fay Scott contests her job termination, alleging age and racial discrimination, as community protests against HISD's administrative decisions and teacher firings grow.

A $1 million Mega Millions ticket sold in Houston remains unclaimed with a September 15 expiration date. The Texas Lottery urges the winner to sign the ticket and visit a claim center. Unclaimed funds benefit education and veterans.

The Houston Independent School District's proposed $4.4 billion school bond, aiming for facility upgrades without major tax increases, has garnered over 75% approval from residents, although support decreases with higher potential tax hikes.

Muzz, a Muslim dating app, has launched humorous billboards in Houston to engage the city's Muslim community, highlighting both its sizable user base and its commitment to addressing the unique dating needs of Muslims.

A Houston community is holding a vigil for Landon Payton, a 14-year-old who died after a PE class emergency, amidst unresolved questions about the incident and the school's response.

Katy ISD is considering a ban on books about gender fluidity in schools and requiring parental opt-in for high school students to access such material.

The Venezuelan community in Houston protested against Nicolás Maduro's presidency, rallying for Edmundo González Urrutia's recognition after a contentious election.

YES Prep Public Schools is launching a new elementary campus in southwest Houston, set to open for the 2025-26 school year, with an initial enrollment of 350 students in grades pre-K to second, expanding to fifth grade later.

Houston voters will decide on a $4.4 billion HISD bond for school improvements amidst opposition from some civic groups citing mistrust in the administration.

Houston attorney Mike DeGeurin has died at 79 due to heart complications. He was still actively practicing law and known for his commitment to justice.

David Gow is named as the new president and CEO of the Center for Houston’s Future, replacing Brett Perlman and aiming to lead Vision 2050 for the city's development.

League City Council's meeting is set for August 13 at 6 p.m. to discuss local issues and decisions, with live broadcasts for those not attending in person.