Hundreds of Texas private schools and pre-K providers are set to participate in the state’s new education savings account program.
As of early January, 775 schools have been approved to accept ESAs for the 2026-27 school year. Read more. ⬇️ https://t.co/0FOnQR6Rjn
The USPS updated its postmark rules so the date reflects processing, not drop-off. Texans sending time-sensitive items like tax forms or mail-in ballots may need to plan ahead to avoid issues. 📬
Read more ⬇️ https://t.co/N6WLByITRe
Texas voters approved 17 constitutional amendments in November, reshaping everything from property taxes to water funding across the state.
Here’s what’s next for the propositions and when Texans will actually start to see the impacts. ⬇️ https://t.co/ym3340D6wR
An unauthorized billboard along Bee Caves Road has led Austin officials to file two municipal court cases against the property and billboard owners. The dispute highlights ongoing questions about city authority and state law changes.
Read more. ⬇️ https://t.co/v0eRLysZnu
As 2025 comes to a close, roughly 9.4 million Texans are projected to travel at least 50 miles from home Dec. 20-Jan. 1, according to AAA Texas.
Keep reading for more information about year-end travel, including gas prices and driver safety tips. ⬇️ https://t.co/2SZcgxNVpU
Central Texas counties could soon receive up to $1.25M each for flood warning sirens under a new state grant program.
The funding follows deadly July 4 flooding and will help counties install sirens, gauges and other warning systems in the coming months. https://t.co/zFlTdDqip1
Grand Parkway’s long-planned southeast expansion is moving forward.
TxDOT plans a $1.96B, 14-mile extension from League City to Alvin, with construction slated to begin in 2027 and opening as early as 2031.
Read more. ⬇️ https://t.co/4eymh4Oiqx
Texas’ power grid is expected to hold up this winter, ERCOT officials said Dec. 9, citing more than 11,000 megawatts of new generation added since last winter.
Under most conditions, the chance of a grid emergency through February is under 2%. https://t.co/s6ax6cxIQH
A new state law could remove nearly $300M in Lake Austin property value from Austin’s tax rolls. Dozens of owners are seeking disannexation after years of disputes over taxation, representation, and limited city services. https://t.co/opcwXueZvj
Nearly 100 candidates have filed to run for Texas’ 18 statewide races in 2026, from U.S. Senate to top state offices and judgeships. #CommunityImpact compiled the full list ahead of March 3 primary elections.
Click below to see the full list. https://t.co/4AOjs3P60L
From smash burgers to birria tacos, six new dining spots are worth a visit across the Greater Houston area.
Here’s a look at recent restaurant openings and milestones, from a new burger joint to a family-owned coffee shop. ⬇️ https://t.co/5OFVEuL6c0
Today, our founder & CEO, John Garrett, returns to @SamHoustonState as the 2025 Commencement speaker. 🎓
Here’s to using your talent and creativity to serve your community and strengthen Texas. Congrats, Class of 2025! 🧡 🐾
Texas released new rules for its upcoming $1B Education Savings Account program.
Families can apply starting in February, with most receiving about $10,300 per student for private school or homeschool costs. Here's what to know before applying. ⬇️ https://t.co/KcMhxvgPBv
A decade after breaking ground, Valley Ranch in New Caney is seeing major growth.
New openings in the Entertainment District include Hope Media Group’s global HQ and Lumos, with a $1.73B convention center project underway and hundreds of jobs expected. https://t.co/rE3i5igqYd
UT Austin and MD Anderson may shift their $2.5B medical complex from downtown to a larger site in Northwest Austin.
Regents say a new location could better support “one of the biggest projects of this generation.” https://t.co/c4kXuf05QQ