Feds Greenlight Houston’s $315M Storm Fix After Beryl Blackout Fury
HUD signed off on a roughly $315M disaster-recovery plan for Houston, directing money toward backup power, housing repairs and debris work after last year’s storms. The funding is subject to federal compliance before projects begin.
Texas Implements Controversial 'Bathroom Bill,' Prompting Mixed Reactions and Confusion in Public Institutions
Texas implements Senate Bill 8, a bathroom bill requiring public restrooms to match birth gender, affecting schools and government buildings, and causing controversy and confusion over enforcement.
Texas' New Law Deputizes Neighbors to Hunt Out-of-State Abortion Pills
A new Texas law lets private citizens sue out‑of‑state abortion‑pill prescribers and distributors; critics warn it could spawn 'bounty‑hunter' lawsuits and interstate court fights.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Launches Probe into Shein for Suspected Unethical Labor and Consumer Safety Practices
Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating fast fashion company Shein for possible unethical labor practices and consumer safety issues. The probe focuses on labor standards, product safety, and data privacy.
Galveston County Partners with ICE to Deputize Officers Under 287(g) Immigration Enforcement Program
Galveston County has partnered with ICE, deputizing officers under the 287(g) program to enforce immigration laws, with 648 individuals being transferred to ICE custody this year. Some agencies, however, have declined to participate.












