Texas Black Majority Schools Face Struggles: More F Ratings than A's Leave Parents Searching for Solutions

Texas Black-Majority Schools Face Struggles: More F Ratings than A’s Leave Parents Searching for Solutions

Jaleel is embarking on his educational journey this month at a newly established middle school that focuses on air traffic control, commercial drones, and engineering. His parents opted to steer him away from Missouri City Middle School, a local majority-Black campus that has received an F rating from the Texas Education Agency. However, they are…

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Neighbors Demand a Say as Dog's Head Deal Lacks Public Input

Neighbors Demand a Say as Dog’s Head Deal Lacks Public Input

Residents of East Austin, particularly those living near the Colorado River, are voicing their concerns over a significant development project approved by the Austin City Council with minimal public involvement. The initiative, which encompasses 2,600 acres, aims to introduce housing, retail spaces, and offices, with Amazon’s robotics division set to become the primary tenant. Lee…

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University of Texas Police Investigate Reports of Window Peeping Incidents

University of Texas Police Investigate Reports of Window Peeping Incidents

The University of Texas at Austin police are currently investigating a series of incidents involving a person reportedly peering into windows and attempting to make contact with residents. The authorities have received five separate reports concerning this behavior, which took place between Thursday and Friday. The locations of these incidents are concentrated around the intersections…

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Texas Appeals Court Upholds Gun Ban at State Fair, Denying Attorney General Ken Paxton's Challenge

Texas Appeals Court Upholds Gun Ban at State Fair, Denying Attorney General Ken Paxton’s Challenge

An all-Republican Texas appeals court has dealt a significant setback to Attorney General Ken Paxton’s challenge against the firearms ban at the State Fair, just a month before the much-anticipated event returns to Dallas. In his 2024 lawsuit against the city and the nonprofit organization that manages the fair, Paxton contended that the ban contravened…

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