A 3-year-old lost four fingers in an escalator accident at H-E-B, leading to a lawsuit against H-E-B and TK Elevator for negligence. Lawyer Ben Crump alleges failed safety measures and evidence destruction.

Houston ISD reported 170 non-working defibrillators among its 1,038 AEDs after a student's death caused by a malfunctioning AED. The district launched software to monitor AEDs and CPR training.

Sheletta Brundidge and the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office distributed free door locks to families with autistic children to prevent wandering incidents.

HISD reports a decrease in student placement in alternative programs for vaping offenses, utilizing District of Innovation status exemptions to the state's zero-tolerance vaping law.

An 18-year-old student in Texas, Darryl George, withdrew from school after facing suspension for violating the district's dress code with his hairstyle. He's seeking a court order to return and contests that the policy is discriminatory.

"Big Wig," a book about a child who discovers confidence through drag, stays in the children's section at Helen Hall Library after a League City council tie vote.

Two Conroe daycares are under scrutiny after a worker at Kids R' Kids was re-indicted for child injury, and a video from Little Footprints Academy showed a child left outside alone. Parents are suing, seeking justice and damages.

A teacher at MacGregor Elementary School in Houston may be terminated after a non-physical confrontation with a parent, witnessed by an administrator and HISD police were notified.

The article addresses the increasing violence in Houston schools, linking it to broader social trends such as digital isolation and a lack of mental health resources.

Two Spring-area daycares face lawsuits over alleged child mistreatment and neglect, with one child left in a bathroom for hours and another injured on their first day.

Sharpstown International School was placed on lockdown after a report of a student with a gun; no firearms found. Nearby Neff Elementary was on "secure status." No injuries reported.

The family of Landon Payton, who died following a middle school medical emergency, and activists demand HISD provide details on his death and overall student safety issues.

The Colony Ridge development near Houston has led to a 211% increase in enrollments at Cleveland ISD, posing challenges for school infrastructure funding amid local bond measure rejections.