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Houston
6:40 AM Jun 9, 2022 CDT
Medicaid expiration could put enrollees at risk
UH has already begun the process of totally moving its College of Technology over to its Sugar Land campus. (Courtesy University of Houston)
Houston
3:00 PM Apr 18, 2022 CDT
UH College of Technology prepares for move to Sugar Land
Houston
9:14 AM Mar 9, 2022 CST
Foster children without placement rise across Brazoria, Galveston counties
There are two candidates vying in the Democratic primaries for the Texas House of Representatives District 26 seat. (Courtesy Unsplash)
Houston
2:29 PM Feb 15, 2022 CST
Q&A: Get to know the Democratic candidates in the race for Texas House of Representatives District 26 ahead of the March primaries
Texas Senate District 11 (Screenshot from Texas Legislative Council website)
Houston
7:00 AM Feb 10, 2022 CST
Q&A: Get to know the candidates for Texas Senate District 11 ahead of primary election
The state’s population growth over the past 10 years was driven by racial minorities. However, when considering citizen voting-age populations, the total number of districts with Hispanic and Black majorities decreased.
Houston
10:00 PM Dec 10, 2021 CST
New districts change voting populations, demographics in Pearland, Friendswood area
Photo by Claire Shoop, graphics by Community Impact Newspaper staff
Houston
6:45 AM Nov 5, 2021 CDT
Fort Bend ISD faces potential $18M revenue shortfall as students stay home
Following the voter-approval tax rate election, Pearland ISD is thrilled for the financial support it will receive, according to district officials. (Community Impact Staff)
Houston
5:25 PM Nov 3, 2021 CDT
Pearland ISD will receive an additional $7.4M following Nov. 2 voter-approval tax rate election
Pearland’s first all inclusive park is only $30,000 away from its fundraising goal. (Courtesy Forever Parks Foundation)
Houston
1:22 PM Oct 29, 2021 CDT
Fundraising goal for Pearland’s first inclusive park is at 97%
The University of Houston will move its entire College of Technology to the Sugar Land campus following the construction of a second College of Technology building. (Claire Shoop/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
5:39 PM Oct 21, 2021 CDT
Texas Legislature allocates $52.4 million for second College of Technology building at University of Houston at Sugar Land
The Pearland Police Department and the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office are relying on their safety training and protocols as it relates to handling the state’s new constitutional carry law. (Courtesy Pexels)
Houston
6:00 AM Sep 9, 2021 CDT
Constitutional carry law heightens awareness among local law enforcement agencies
(Courtesy San Jacinto College)
Houston
7:00 AM Aug 15, 2021 CDT
House Bill 3348 spurs growth at local community colleges
Beginning Aug. 30, Fort Bend ISD will offer a limited-enrollment virtual learning program for students not yet eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. (Courtesy Canva)
Houston
7:17 PM Aug 9, 2021 CDT
Fort Bend ISD announces details of limited virtual learning option for 2021-22 school year
FBISD officials shared updated health and safety protocols during the July 19 board of trustees meeting. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
1:51 PM Jul 21, 2021 CDT
Fort Bend ISD presents health, wellness plans for the 2021-22 school year
Houston
6:20 AM Jul 9, 2021 CDT
Gulf Coast Protection District created; coastal barrier could be funded without taxes
State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness results for spring 2021 showed Pearland and Alvin ISD students performed right or better than the state average across all grade levels. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Houston
5:00 AM Jul 1, 2021 CDT
STAAR scores for Pearland, Alvin ISDs rank above state average, lag behind 2019
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TOMAGWA HealthCare Ministries, a safety net clinic serving the Tomball, Magnolia and Waller area, is in the process of transitioning to a federally qualified health center, a designation that will allow the clinic to receive additional state and federal funding and bring more robust services to the community. (Anna Lotz/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
7:07 PM
Legislature adds $20M to grant program slated to help TOMAGWA
The Prosper ISD Early Childhood Center will be located at 450 N. Luckenbach Drive, McKinney according to a permit registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. (Rendering courtesy Prosper ISD, Huckabee)
Dallas - Fort Worth
12:25 PM
Prosper ISD begins construction of $35 million Early Childhood Center in McKinney
Texas Central originally planned to break ground on a high-speed railway from Houston to Dallas in late 2021. The groundbreaking remains delayed. (Rendering courtesy Texas Central)
Houston
12:11 PM
Texas Supreme Court upholds Texas Central right to eminent domain power
Austin City Council may soon call a special session to consider the GRACE Act, a proposal aimed at limiting the local enforcement of abortion care. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
10:09 AM
After Roe rollback, Austin City Council seeks to limit effects of Texas abortion law
Following the passage of Senate Bill 1, roughly 14.2% of mail-in ballots sent in statewide during the March 1 primary election were rejected, up from less than 1% in the 2020 presidential election, according to Texas Secretary of State data. (Ronald Winters/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
7:25 AM
Mail-in ballot rejections surge since Senate Bill 1’s passage
Houston
6:45 AM
Incoming Medicaid expiration could put enrollees at risk
The North East ISD board approved a $560 million general fund budget for the 2022-23 academic year. NEISD is due to set its property tax rate for the new school year later this summer. (Courtesy North East ISD)
San Antonio
10:14 PM
North East ISD approves $560M budget for 2022-23
Texas has been working to address its higher-than-average rates of maternal mortality and morbidity for several years. These rates continue to climb across the U.S., and experts said Black women and women who have babies later in life face the highest risks of complications in pregnancy and childbirth. (Ronald Winters/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
9:45 AM
Maternal mortality rates on the rise in Harris County
Texas has been working to address its higher-than-average rates of maternal mortality and morbidity for several years. These rates continue to climb across the U.S., and experts said Black women and women who have babies later in life face the highest risks of complications in pregnancy and childbirth. (Ronald Winters/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
9:25 AM
Maternal mortality rates on the rise in Harris County
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Dallas - Fort Worth
10:26 AM
Tarrant County commissioners encourage special legislative session for reforms to curb gun violence