A public hearing at 4 p.m. today comes before the vote. The board also gets its turn to shape the city's first new public art plan since 2016, a plan that drew 510 survey responses.
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U.S. housing starts fell 5.2% in September to a 1.22 million annual rate as mortgage rates near 7.4% and rising costs held back home building.
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A public hearing at 4 p.m. today comes before the vote. The board also gets its turn to shape the city's first new public art plan since 2016, a plan that drew 510 survey responses.
Messengers to the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention meet Oct. 26-27 in Forney. On the agenda: constitutional amendments that would make the pastor's office, title and preaching to the gathered church a men-only role for affiliated churches.
More than 1,200 clergy and lay volunteers will serve as poll chaplains outside polling places in nine states, including Texas, on Election Day.
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Thursday's Planning and Zoning meeting takes up a 10-acre dealership request and new landscape rules that would end irrigated turf at new businesses and apartments.
The state has plugged the Thompson Callaway Spears No. 1 well six times and spent more than $1 million, yet gas still leaks near homes. Texas has no statewide law on building near old wells. Here is what buyers should know.
U.S. housing starts fell 5.2% in September to a 1.22 million annual rate as mortgage rates near 7.4% and rising costs held back home building.
Elon Musk promised one SpaceX share to every American child in 2027. Treasury has built a way to deliver it, but the eligibility rules and timing are still unfinished.
The new Harvest Fuel Relief program will make one-time payments based on planted acres. Rates for major crops come in November, and Texas specialty growers and fishermen are invited to send in their fuel costs.
The Charter Review Committee holds its final review tonight. Approved proposals would bar mid-term quitters from council for up to six years and cut the quorum from four to three.
On the first day of early voting, the Democratic nominee for governor sued to inspect unredacted communications between Gov. Greg Abbott's office and Musk's companies. Abbott's lawyers say the court has no power to order it and the request was for her campaign.
The Trump administration says it has revoked more than 300,000 visas in the president's second term, most for crimes such as assault and drunk driving.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. launched a federal plan at JPS Health Network to catch kidney disease earlier, open up dialysis and expand transplants. Here is what it does, what it does not do yet, and who should get checked.
A Houston Advanced Research Center report projects that nitrogen oxide emissions could rise 35% by 2031 even in a clean-power scenario, and nearly 400% if data centers run on their own gas generators. Here is the health risk and how to protect your family on bad air days.
A study of more than 110,000 surgeries found that adding air purification units to operating rooms made no difference in infections or deaths. Here is what researchers think matters more, and what patients can do to lower their own risk.
Federal health officials have recommended limits that would put concentrated 7-OH products in Schedule I while sparing natural kratom. Texas already caps 7-OH and bans synthetics. Here is what the rules say and why doctors worry.
October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month. Texas health officials are pointing families to Early Childhood Intervention, and a 2015 state law shapes what parents are told when a test or diagnosis comes back positive.
Thursday's Planning and Zoning meeting takes up a 10-acre dealership request and new landscape rules that would end irrigated turf at new businesses and apartments.
The state has plugged the Thompson Callaway Spears No. 1 well six times and spent more than $1 million, yet gas still leaks near homes. Texas has no statewide law on building near old wells. Here is what buyers should know.
U.S. housing starts fell 5.2% in September to a 1.22 million annual rate as mortgage rates near 7.4% and rising costs held back home building.
Elon Musk promised one SpaceX share to every American child in 2027. Treasury has built a way to deliver it, but the eligibility rules and timing are still unfinished.
The Charter Review Committee holds its final review tonight. Approved proposals would bar mid-term quitters from council for up to six years and cut the quorum from four to three.
On the first day of early voting, the Democratic nominee for governor sued to inspect unredacted communications between Gov. Greg Abbott's office and Musk's companies. Abbott's lawyers say the court has no power to order it and the request was for her campaign.
Castroville, Texas (ZIP 78009) was founded in September 1844 by Henri Castro’s Alsatian colonists on a bend of the Medina River. The town refused to pay for the railroad and lost the Medina County seat to Hondo in 1892.
The Trump administration says it has revoked more than 300,000 visas in the president's second term, most for crimes such as assault and drunk driving.
Two days before the Battle of Brandywine, British forces under Howe and Cornwallis occupied the farms and roads around Hockessin. The location of Howe's headquarters then vanished from local memory for nearly 240 years — until a former DuPont chemist rebuilt the map.
