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Young Musician Rallies Support for 23,000 Homeless Pets with Benefit Concert

Wild Tunes

Houston – Twelve-year-old animal lover, pianist, percussionist, composer, and founder of Wild Tunes, a national nonprofit based in Houston, that aims to soothe shelter animals through live music, Yuvaanh “Yuvi” Agarwal will join fellow musicians on Saturday, Sept. 27, at 5 […]

Speaker Dustin Burrows Commends Passage of Disaster Preparedness & Relief Bills

State of Texas Speaker

AUSTIN, Texas – Speaker of the Texas House Dustin Burrows today issued the following statement after the House overwhelmingly passed its priority disaster preparedness and relief legislation to help strengthen the state against future emergencies and provide relief to communities impacted […]

Libraries to Close in Observance of Labor Day

All branches of Fort Bend County Libraries, which includes the Cinco Ranch Branch, the Fulshear Branch, and the Mission Bend Branch, will be closed Monday, September 1, in observance of Labor Day. Regular library hours will resume on Tuesday, September 2. In addition, George Memorial Library […]

Attorney General Ken Paxton Appeals the Politically-Motivated Attack Targeting Him and the OAG

Attorney General of Texas

AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton has immediately appealed an El Paso court’s attempt to force him to be deposed at the request of Robert Francis O’Rourke. Attorney General Paxton also appealed the court’s order to allow a politically-motivated attempt […]

Attorney General Paxton and America First Legal Join President Trump to Defeat California’s Attempt at Forcing Radical “Green Energy” Car Standards on America

Attorney General of Texas

AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton and America First Legal, which is serving as co-counsel for Texas, took legal action to join President Donald Trump in ongoing litigation against California’s attempt to force radical “green energy” car emission standards on […]

Judge Hidalgo Celebrates Opening of HAY Center, A Historic Investment in At-Risk Youth

HAY Center Campus Opening-28From left to right: Commissioner Rodney Ellis, Amos Johnson (HAY Center Young Adult) Judge Hidalgo, Zacharie Birdwell (HAY Center Young Adult), and Angelica Sosa (HAY Center Young Adult) cut the ribbon on the new HAY Center Campus

Harris County, TX, Today Judge Lina Hidalgo joined local officials to celebrate the opening of the new $41M Houston Alumni & Youth (HAY) Center Campus. The new campus, which is the only facility of its kind in the state, will provide […]