Exterior of the Texas Education Agency building at sunset.
For the first time in three years, TEA releases A-F ratings for Texas schools
A male student looks forward in a classroom.
Record percentage of Texas teachers considering quitting, survey shows
Texas Medical Center hospitals saw a declining number of COVID-19 cases week over week while hospitalizations remained mostly the same. (Courtesy Texas Medical Center)
Texas Medical Center coronavirus update: New hospitalizations stagnate as indicators show decline in new cases
Fruits and vegetables on shelves in a grocery store.
Texas extends emergency SNAP benefits through August
It has been over two years since the COVID-19 pandemic struck nationally and locally in southeast Texas. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Texas Medical Center coronavirus update: Hospitalizations, new cases decline across Harris County
Here are the latest COVID-19 data updates from the Houston area. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Texas Medical Center coronavirus update: Downtick in viral load, hospitalizations suggests slowing of spread
Here is the latest COVID-19 news for the Houston area. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Texas Medical Center brings back COVID-19 dashboard as cases increase across Houston
A white pencil rests on a standardized test form.
STAAR results show statewide recovery after COVID-19 undermines education
Photo of the Texas State Capitol on a sunny day, from a downward angle.
Texas launches recovery grant program for tourism businesses negatively impacted by COVID-19
The Texas Medical Center will end its weekly COVID-19 dashboard, and new coronavirus cases rose over the week. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Texas Medical Center coronavirus update: Rate of new COVID-19 cases increases; final dashboard report released
North Texas drivers will soon have an opportunity to weigh in on a potential highway widening planned by the Texas Department of Transportation. (Courtesy Fotolia)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: TxDOT to hold public meeting in Frisco on proposed US 380 widening; after consistent declines, new COVID-19 cases flatten out in Texas Medical Center and more top news
After a month of consistent declines in the weekly average of new COVID-19 cases confirmed in the Texas Medical Center, new cases have remained flat over the past week with no increase or decrease. (Courtesy Dwight C. Andrews)
Texas Medical Center coronavirus update: After consistent declines, new COVID-19 cases flatten out
The blow dry franchise launched its "no cuts, no color" concept in 2007 and features only blowouts. (Courtesy Blo Blow Dry Bar)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: 5 businesses and restaurants coming to Southlake, Grapevine; Via 313 opens Cedar Park restaurant and more top news
The Texas Medical Center reported a surge in new weekly average coronavirus cases March 28. (Courtesy St. Luke's Health/Emily Jaschke)
Texas Medical Center coronavirus update: sharp rise in new cases tied to delayed reports, hospitalizations continue to fall
Fort Bend County Judge KP George announced the county lowered its COVID-19 risk level from yellow to green in a press conference March 21. (Screenshot courtesy Fort Bend County)
Fort Bend County lowers COVID-19 risk level to green, encourages residents to stay vigilant
The COVID-19 risk level, which was at the orange level, has been lowered to yellow. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Fort Bend County lowers COVID-19 risk level
(Courtesy Texas Medical Center)
Texas Medical Center coronavirus updates: New cases averaging fewer than 1,000 per day for first time in 2022
Here are the latest COVID-19 data updates from Fort Bend County. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Fort Bend COVID-19 updates for Feb. 22: Weekly cases dip below 2,000 as spread slows
A new transit-oriented rail line is being proposed that could connect downtown Plano to downtown McKinney. (Courtesy DART)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Regional Transportation Council looks to extend DART rail line from Plano to McKinney; The Cookshack coming soon to Spring and more top news