Attorney General Ken Paxton visited the San Antonio migrant center at Freeman Coliseum amid the border crisis spurred on by President Joe Biden’s failed immigration policies. Despite AG Paxton’s several successful lawsuits and letters warning of dangerous changes in law […]
Legal Profiles
Alabama Historian To Speak About Confederate Monuments During UHV History Day
As protests and conversations continue throughout the country about the removal of Confederate monuments, an Alabama professor is studying how more were removed in 2020 than any previous year. The Victoria community can learn more about the removal of the […]
Area Sees Record-Breaking Employment For March Following Governor’s Decision To End COVID Restrictions In Texas
Houston-area employers added a record-breaking 34,200 workers to their payrolls in March, the largest ever one-month gain in the month of March, and the not-seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate dropped slightly to 8.0 percent according to data released this morning by Workforce […]
Early Voting For May 1 Election Starts Monday
Early Voting for the May Election starts Monday, April 19 and runs through Tuesday, April 27. Voters can choose from 30 Early Voting locations, including 7 Drive Thru Voting locations, and 102 Election Day voting centers. To find a location near you, visit HarrisVotes.com/locations. Early Voting […]
Fort Bend Christian Academy Spring Signing Day
Fort Bend Christian Academy is excited to announce 10 athletes who signed National Letters of Intent. Jordan Kelly, Princeton University – Baseball Katie Dillon, St. Edward’s University – Softball Seth Warren, Howard Payne University – Soccer Ian Aviles, The University […]
You Would Not Drive Intoxicated, Why Drive Intexticated! April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month
The American Automobile Association (AAA) has launched a distracted driving awareness campaign titled Don’t Drive Intoxicated, Don’t Drive Intexticated. The message is that driving distracted can be as dangerous as driving drunk. In a study done by AAA Foundation for […]
Libraries Host Online Game Of “Spyfall” For Adults
The Adult Services Department at Fort Bend County Libraries (FBCL) will have an online “Virtual Board-Game Day: Spyfall” event for adults on Tuesday, May 4, beginning at 3:00 pm. This virtual event will be online; it will NOT be in person. […]
Get Vaccinated! Help to Protect Yourself and Others
The good news is more and more people are getting vaccinated in Harris County, but it’s still not enough to stem the tide of COVID-19 infections. Until cases decrease, if you or your children aren’t vaccinated, getting tested is your […]
COVID-19 Vaccine Available to Anyone 16 Years and Older at Several Kelsey-Seybold Clinic Locations
Kelsey-Seybold Clinic is receiving vaccine supply allocations from the State of Texas and has appointments available at several locations across the Greater Houston area for anyone 16 years of age and older who would like to receive the vaccine. This […]
Biologists Remind the Public Not to Touch Wildlife
With more people enjoying the outdoors this spring season, you may start to notice more wildlife in your backyard, neighborhood or surrounding areas. Species including birds, deer and snakes are active this time of year and their young often stray […]
