Texas Supreme Court Dismisses 2021 Winter Storm Lawsuits Against Power Generators

Texas Supreme Court Dismisses 2021 Winter Storm Lawsuits Against Power Generators

Texas Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuits from 2021 Winter Storm The Texas Supreme Court has concluded lawsuits against power generators brought forth by tens of thousands of Texas residents and small businesses affected by the catastrophic winter storm of 2021. This storm not only caused significant financial losses but also resulted in hundreds of fatalities. In…

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Houston neighborhoods with historic charm

Houston neighborhoods with historic charm

Discovering Houston’s Historic Neighborhoods Houston, a sprawling metropolis known for its rich cultural tapestry and vibrant economy, is also home to several neighborhoods that offer a glimpse into the past. These areas, dotted with historic charm, tell the stories of the city’s development while showcasing architectural styles that span centuries. Residents and visitors alike are…

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Austin Proposes Zoning Changes to Facilitate Smaller, Affordable Housing Options

Austin Proposes Zoning Changes to Facilitate Smaller, Affordable Housing Options

City officials in Austin are set to explore potential changes to zoning regulations in an effort to facilitate the construction of smaller, more affordable housing options. This initiative aims to introduce new zoning districts that would support developments such as townhomes, cottage courts, and small-scale multi-unit buildings, collectively known as “missing middle housing.” On Thursday,…

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Houston Sports Faces Double Setback: Astros Lose to Angels and Cougars Exit NCAA Tournament

Houston Sports Faces Double Setback: Astros Lose to Angels and Cougars Exit NCAA Tournament

Houston sports fans faced a disheartening double setback on March 26, 2026, as both the Houston Astros and the University of Houston Cougars experienced significant defeats in their respective games. Astros Stunned in Opening Day Shutout The excitement at Daikin Park was palpable as the Astros kicked off their 2026 MLB season, but unfortunately, the…

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Ex Celina ISD Athletic Director Gives Up Teaching License During State Investigation

Ex-Celina ISD Athletic Director Gives Up Teaching License During State Investigation

Bill Elliott, the former athletic director and head football coach of Celina Independent School District (ISD), has voluntarily surrendered his teaching license amid an ongoing investigation by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) concerning a misconduct allegation dating back to the 1990s. On March 20, Celina ISD announced that Elliott had relinquished his license as the…

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Texas Policies Fueling Competition with Wall Street: Insights from Legislators and Business Leaders

Texas Policies Fueling Competition with Wall Street: Insights from Legislators and Business Leaders

The effort to position Texas as the premier destination for businesses is gaining significant traction due to a robust collaboration between state legislators and the corporate sector. This was the consensus among lawmakers and business advocates who participated in a panel discussion in Dallas on Tuesday. The event, organized by The Texas Tribune at the…

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