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Houston-area districts flooded with IEP requests tied to Texas voucher funding
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Houston-area districts flooded with IEP requests tied to Texas voucher funding

Public school districts across the Houston area are seeing a surge in requests for special education evaluations as families seek documentation needed to qualify for additional funds through Texas’ new school voucher program.

Texas Fuel Prices Surge 52 Cents Amid Iran Conflict and Oil Spike
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Texas Fuel Prices Surge 52 Cents Amid Iran Conflict and Oil Spike

Texas drivers are seeing gasoline prices climb sharply, with the statewide average reaching $3.13 per gallon after escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran pushed global oil prices above $100 per barrel.

How Everyday Software Became the Front Line of Internet Surveillance
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How Everyday Software Became the Front Line of Internet Surveillance

Surveillance rarely begins with governments. It begins with ordinary systems that quietly collect data because it is convenient and monetize it because it is profitable. As tracking becomes embedded into everyday software, protecting privacy now depends on infrastructure, not just promises.

Houston powers past Baylor, sets road-win mark
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Houston powers past Baylor, sets road-win mark

No. 7 Houston survived two long shooting droughts, dominated the glass and forced turnovers to beat Baylor 77-55 on Saturday, setting a school record with its 16th straight road victory.

Houston Protesters Invoke “Presente” for Woman Killed by ICE
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Houston Protesters Invoke “Presente” for Woman Killed by ICE

Dozens gathered at Dunlavy Park in Houston’s Montrose neighborhood to honor Renee Nicole Macklin Good, who was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, using a Latin American remembrance ritual and calling for accountability as protests spread across the country.

Chilly start to 2026, then 80s return to southeast Texas
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Chilly start to 2026, then 80s return to southeast Texas

Houston closes out 2025 with chilly but calm weather for New Year’s Eve celebrations, followed by a quick warmup on New Year’s Day and springlike temperatures later in the week.

Houston Protesters Invoke “Presente” for Woman Killed by ICE
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Houston Protesters Invoke “Presente” for Woman Killed by ICE

Dozens gathered at Dunlavy Park in Houston’s Montrose neighborhood to honor Renee Nicole Macklin Good, who was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, using a Latin American remembrance ritual and calling for accountability as protests spread across the country.

Chilly start to 2026, then 80s return to southeast Texas
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Chilly start to 2026, then 80s return to southeast Texas

Houston closes out 2025 with chilly but calm weather for New Year’s Eve celebrations, followed by a quick warmup on New Year’s Day and springlike temperatures later in the week.

Hidalgo urges Democrats to oppose Parker in Harris County judge race
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Hidalgo urges Democrats to oppose Parker in Harris County judge race

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo publicly criticized Annise Parker's campaign for county judge, urging Democratic voters not to support her and accusing Parker of aligning with political figures and policies at odds with party values.

Texas Set to Enforce New December and January Laws on Education, Health, and Immigration
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Texas Set to Enforce New December and January Laws on Education, Health, and Immigration

Dozens of new Texas laws take effect beginning in December, including the end of the STAAR test, over-the-counter access to ivermectin, and a law allowing private citizens to sue manufacturers who ship abortion pills. January will bring additional rules affecting app stores and immigration enforcement.

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