Cypress-Fairbanks ISD faces a $138 million budget shortfall, considering cuts to staff and services, while exploring revenue options and hoping for state relief.

Gov. Greg Abbott suggests banning non-gender conforming teachers in Texas schools, sparking debate over LGBTQ+ rights and inclusiveness in education. Critics label the proposal as discriminatory, while supporters urge its swift implementation.

Houston Police Chief Troy Finner announces progress on reviewing sexual assault case backlog, with thousands reviewed and DNA matches found leading to active investigations.

Houston's City Council supports Police Chief Finner amid a scandal involving the suspension of over 264,000 cases due to insufficient manpower. The crisis raises questions about the police department's efficiency and budgeting.

A Texas judge has ruled that the Uplift Harris program in Harris County may continue distribution of funds, denying an injunction requested by Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Johnson and Cook face off in a Democratic primary runoff for Texas Senate District 15, emphasizing their differing experiences and taking critical stances on key issues.

Top HISD officials, including Superintendent Mike Miles, receive substantial salary increases, while the district plans to raise teacher and hourly employee wages in the next academic year.

Controversial Humble ISD superintendent Elizabeth Fagen is a finalist for a top education position in Washoe County, Nevada, amid a costly Title IX inquiry involving her husband.

The Freed-Montrose Neighborhood Library in Houston reopened after renovations, with a celebratory event attended by Mayor Whitmire and Council Member Kamin.

HISD considers a multi-billion dollar bond for school improvements, amid community concerns over engagement and distrust in the state-appointed board.

The Eleanor Freed-Montrose Neighborhood Library in Houston reopens on April 15, 2024, with an event that includes speeches, activities, and giveaways.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues to stop Harris County's guaranteed income program, arguing it's unconstitutional and an "illegal government overreach."

Rice University celebrates Professor Richard Tapia for his 50-year career, his work on diversity in STEM, and mentorship despite his battle with cancer.