The American Red Cross has released a back-to-school safety checklist for Houston families, covering emergency awareness, "stranger danger," pedestrian, bus, and driving safety tips.

Katy ISD is implementing a new policy where students will receive Chromebooks and restrict cell phone use during school hours to improve focus and mental health.

The article discusses ongoing debates in Texas schools about natural hair and racial identity, focusing on former student De'Andre Arnold's suspension for his dreadlocks and his activism for the CROWN Act.

HISD has introduced a $4.4 billion proposal focused on health, safety, and facility improvements, raising concerns about trust and fiscal responsibility under new leadership.

Houston ISD parents are struggling with unclear communications and logistics for summer school, after a robocall incorrectly enrolled students, reflecting systemic issues in the district.

The Illinois Poison Center reports a rise in cannabis edible exposures among children under five, with experts urging safe storage and warning of mental health risks.

A Texas judge ordered a trial in Darryl George's hair discrimination case, questioning if his locs violate the CROWN Act, despite a prior finding that a school district's hair policy had discriminatory motives.

Deputies escorted the son of fallen Harris County Sgt. Ramon Gutierrez to his high school graduation in a show of support for their colleague's family.

Stephan Jaeger wins his first PGA Tour event at the 2024 Texas Children's Houston Open, narrowly defeating world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler by one stroke.

Houston City Council approved tax breaks for childcare centers participating in the Texas Rising Star program, aiming to ease financial burdens and ensure accessible, quality childcare.

Texas Children's Hospital's NICU dressed up its babies in cowboy gear for a rodeo-themed photoshoot in celebration of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.

The Little BIPOC Book Fest returned to Houston for a day of diverse literary celebration with local authors, storytelling, and educational activities.

The Livingston community honors the memory of 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham with a scholarship and a visitation service, reflecting on her impact and the tragic circumstances of her death.