Amanda Edwards Secures Backing from Higher Heights PAC in TX-18 Special Election
Higher Heights for America PAC has reaffirmed its endorsement of Amanda Edwards in the Special Election for Texas’s 18th Congressional District, highlighting her leadership experience and growing local and national support.
Three Groundbreaking Bills Signed into Texas Law to Protect Vulnerable Communities and Strengthen CPS Transparency
In a landmark moment for Texas legislation, three new bills—House Bill 107 (HB 107), Senate Bill 1137 (SB 1137), and Senate Bill 1141 (SB 1141)—have officially been signed into law. These common-sense measures aim to save lives, protect vulnerable populations …
Texas at a Crossroads: Ricky Williams and Cannabis Leaders Urge Governor Abbott to Veto SB 3 — “Don’t Fumble Our Future”
In an electrifying show of unity, Texas cannabis advocates, professional athletes, veterans, and small business owners have drawn a line in the Lone Star soil — urging Governor Greg Abbott to veto Senate Bill 3 (SB 3) before it devastates …
TEA Releases 2025 STAAR® End-of-Course Results: Gains in STEM, Challenges in Literacy Highlight Ongoing Academic Recovery
As the academic spotlight shines on Texas classrooms this summer, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) has unveiled the Spring 2025 STAAR® End-of-Course (EOC) assessment results, offering a critical snapshot of high school student achievement across the state. These assessments—covering Algebra …
Texas Lawmakers Undermine Public Safety with Dangerous Gun Legislation: Communities Push Back
In a stunning rebuke to growing public demand for commonsense gun reform, the Texas Legislature has passed two controversial bills — Senate Bill 1596, which legalizes short-barrel firearms, and Senate Bill 1362, which bans the use of Extreme Risk Protection …
Denser Housing, Stronger Cities: New Study Shows How Compact Growth Pays Off for Texas Communities
As Texas continues to grow by more than 1,500 new residents each day, a groundbreaking study from Texas 2036 and the University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture offers a fresh perspective on how cities can manage that growth …
North Texas community rallies to reunite lost dog Huey with owner over 1,000 miles away
In The Colony, a community is coming together to reunite a dog with its owner.
Christian Menefee Slams Governor Abbott’s Delay in TX-18 Special Election: “Democracy Delayed Is Democracy Denied”
As the vibrant and historically significant 18th Congressional District of Texas remains without a voice in Washington, calls are intensifying for Governor Greg Abbott to take decisive action. Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee, a rising Democratic leader and candidate for …
Christian Menefee Calls on Governor Abbott to Set Special Election Date for Texas's 18th Congressional District
Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee is calling on Governor Greg Abbott to set a special election date for Texas’s 18th Congressional District, as residents voice concerns over their lack of representation in Congress
Tickets Now Available for the 15th Annual Texas Tribune Festival: Texas’ Premier Ideas and Politics Event Returns to Austin
The Texas Tribune Festival, the Lone Star State’s must-attend event for politics, policy, and bold ideas, is set to return to downtown Austin from November 13–15, 2025. Celebrating its 15th year, the festival continues to be the epicenter of thought-provoking …
Brown Otu Is On the Move: Fulshear’s Rising Star Builds Bridges and Brighter Tomorrows
Fulshear, Texas – Tucked into the fast-growing corner of northwest Fort Bend County, Fulshear is not just on the map—it’s making history. And in the city’s at-large Position 1 City Council race, one standout candidate is making moves with heart, …
Amanda Edwards: A Trailblazing Leader Poised to Elevate Houston in Washington
Amanda Edwards, a visionary leader with an unwavering commitment to service, has officially announced her candidacy to represent Texas’ 18th Congressional District. Her decision comes in the wake of the passing of U.S. Rep. Sylvester Turner, a figure whose leadership …
Measles outbreak could last a year, health official in Texas says
Three hundred and twenty-one cases have been reported in the ongoing measles outbreak in Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma, the states said Tuesday. This is an increase of 25 cases since an update on Friday.
Rest in Love Congressman Sylvester Turner
He was just a boy from the 44 with big dreams of transforming his corner of the world—and he did exactly that. Today, we pause to honor and remember the extraordinary life and legacy of Congressman Sylvester Turner.
Texas Southern University Day at the Capitol: Tigers Advocate for Legislative Priorities
March 7, 2025 (HOUSTON) — The spirit of Texas Southern University roared through the halls of the Texas State Capitol as more than 70 TSU students, alumni, and community leaders gathered for TSU Day at the Capitol. This pivotal advocacy …
