Author: Isabella Rossi

The dismantling of the U.S. Department of Education raises questions about federal oversight and funding in Texas. State leaders weigh potential impacts on school policies, resources, and student support programs. The dismantling of the U.S. Department of Education marks a seismic shift, offering Texas unprecedented autonomy over its educational policies. This change promises tailored solutions that better address local needs, increased flexibility in funding, and opportunities to innovate without federal constraints. Highlighting Texas’s distinct cultural and economic landscape, the move empowers the state to redefine education with greater control and responsiveness, potentially setting a transformative precedent for others to follow.

State Rep. to host a town hall addressing recent crimes at the University of Houston. The event aims to discuss safety measures and community concerns, drawing local officials and students together.

Fred VanVleet exploded for a sensational performance, leading the Toronto Raptors to a crucial victory over the Golden State Warriors and forcing a decisive Game 7 in Houston. The playoff series now hangs in the balance.

A man has been charged with robbery linked to multiple scooter thefts on the University of Houston campus, authorities announced. The suspect faces several counts as investigations continue. A man was arrested for a series of robberies tied to scooter thefts on the University of Houston campus. The swift police response highlights enhanced campus security measures, ensuring student safety and deterring future crimes. This incident underscores the university’s commitment to maintaining a secure environment through effective law enforcement collaboration and preventive strategies.