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The weekend many Galveston merchants dread has arrived

An event takes over islanders' lives ... whether they like it or not.

Galveston, TX · 3d
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Click2Houston.com

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Barbers Hill ISD reaches settlement in 6-year legal battle over hair policy

MONT BELVIEU, Texas – Six years after two students filed a lawsuit challenging Barbers Hill ISD’s hair policy as discriminatory, the district says it has reached a settlement in the lawsuit. The district’s Board of Trustees voted Friday to approve a settlement in a lawsuit filed in May...

Mont Belvieu, TX · 2d
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Houston Chronicle

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Galveston Hazy Daze smoke shops owner to get back more than $1.6M in seized cash after case dropped

Galveston County agreed to return more than $1.6 million to Hazy Daze owner Shlomi Wolraich, ending a forfeiture case tied to a 2025 raid.

Galveston, TX · 2d

fox4beaumont.com

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The 'hole' story: Beaumont crews fill sinkhole, reopen road

BEAUMONT — Beaumont city crews have filled in a large sinkhole and reopened a road just months after another sinkhole in a different part of town swallowed a pickup truck and made international headlines. The latest sinkhole developed Thursday afternoon in the 1000 block of Gladys. A member of...

Beaumont, TX · 2d
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Former A&M System Chancellor John Sharp to receive Texas Lyceum honor, weighs in on election

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Former Texas A&M University System Chancellor John Sharp will receive the Texas Lyceum’s 2026 Stewardship of Texas Values Award on Thursday in Galveston. The Lyceum, a nonprofit, nonpartisan statewide leadership organization, will present the award Nov. 12 in Galveston. Past chairs of the group...

Texas · 18h

Beaumont Enterprise

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From Air Force to art: Brandi Hamilton’s tools tell a story

Space may be the final frontier, but for artist Brandi Hamilton, a career in satellite communications was the doorway to a universe of creativity. Hamilton’s latest exhibition, “Material Intelligence,” at the Bricolage Gallery in Lumberton draws on her career in the Air Force and her connection to the tools and objects that define human existence. The exhibition is divided into two sections, “Technicians of Meaning” and “Workshop Grammar.” “Technicians of Meaning” was first shown at the Dishman in 2021 as part of Hamilton’s BFA senior thesis. However, she said the COVID-19 pandemic hit and few people saw it. “This is work I did while still in school and wanted to show it again,” she said. “I thought of reworking some of the images since I hope, you know, I'm a better artist and can see things better.” RELATED: Art Crawl offers a look inside Beaumont's creative community “Workshop Grammar” will feature photography on encaustic. Some images are printed on metal. “A lot of it is photography of the tools and the inside of this building itself, as parts of what I inherited from my uncle.” she said. “He was a construction guy. He built this building, and I inherited tools

Lumberton, TX · 1d

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Pasadena Police brought 4,200 trick-or-treaters, 30 candy-filled trunks, and a small army of volunteers together.

This is Halloween! Pasadena, you all sure know how to show up for a Halloween Party. At this year’s Trunk or Treat, we hosted over 4200 impressively dressed-up trick-or-treaters. This is always an exciting event for our officers to be a part of, and this year was another one for the books.

Pasadena, TX · 1d

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Fort Bend County Marks America's 250th With Free Richmond History Bash

Fort Bend County is throwing a free, family-friendly party for America's 250th birthday, and it's happening right in downtown Richmond. The Fort Bend County Historical Commission will host Turning 250: Fort Bend County Celebrates the American Journey on Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Fort Bend Museum, 410 S. Fifth St., featuring historical reenactors, live music, hands-on activities and a kickoff proclamation from the Fort Bend County judge.

Richmond, TX · 2d

Subplot News

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Marine Corps veteran votes at Texas school. Then a man accuses her of not being disabled because she drives a Tesla: ‘The jealousy is repugnant’

'Why is it so hard to mind the business that pays you?!?' The post Marine Corps veteran votes at Texas school. Then a man accuses her of not being disabled because she drives a Tesla: ‘The jealousy is repugnant’ appeared first on Subplot News .

Katy, TX · 5d

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New Kelsey-Seybold Clinic Opens in Towne Lake With Room for 20 Providers

A sprawling new medical clinic has opened its doors in Towne Lake, giving Cypress-area families another option for everyday health care close to home. The two-story, 33,000-square-foot Kelsey-Seybold Clinic now offers primary care for both adults and children, along with on-site imaging and laboratory services, all under one roof. The...

Cypress, TX · 4d

People

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Controversial GOP Candidate Bo French Loses to His Democratic Opponent After Facing Scrutiny for Racist Remarks

In September, French drew outrage for a post on X in which he questioned student diversity at the University of Texas at Austin

Austin, TX · 5d

My Neighborhood News

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New $11.55 Million Mathews Community Center Coming to Tomball in Summer 2028, Bringing Classes, Recreation and Community Gathering Spaces

Tomball residents will soon have a new place to connect, learn and stay active as Harris County Precinct 3 plans an $11.55 million community center next to Samuel Matthews Park, with expanded recreation opportunities and a potentially important role during emergencies.

Tomball, TX · 4d

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Voters reject Cy-Fair ISD funding measures

Cypress-Fairbanks ISD leadership is heading back to the drawing board after voters sent a sweeping message at the ballot box, overwhelmingly rejecting all five school funding propositions on the ballot. FOX 26's Sakura Gray breaks down each proposition and why an expert says they came at a bad time.

Cypress, TX · 3d

ABC13 Houston

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Shelter-in-place lifted for Wolman Elementary after nearby gas leak, City of Katy says

The City of Katy Office of Emergency Management says a contractor hit a gas line, leading to the leak Thursday morning.

Katy, TX · 4d

My Neighborhood News

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Veterans Day 2026 in Katy and Fulshear: Local Events Honor Military Veterans with Community Breakfasts and Hometown Heroes Tribute

From breakfast with local veterans to a special Hometown Heroes banner dedication, Katy and Fulshear residents have several opportunities this November to honor military service and celebrate the neighbors who have served our country.

Katy, TX · 4d

KVUE

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Meteorite that crashed through Texas home on display

Houston, TX · 2d

KIAH

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Houston Mayor Whitmire plans to work with Talarico, Hinojosa and new Harris County leaders

Houston Mayor John Whitmire expressed his intent to collaborate with newly elected state and county leaders while announcing his public support for State Rep. Senfronia Thompson for Texas House speaker.

Houston, TX · 4d

The Texas Tribune

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State-appointed managers in Texas takeover school districts brace for imminent removal

Appointed school board managers in some of Texas’ districts under a state takeover said Friday that they are preparing to be out of a job as soon as January. Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa campaigned to stop state takeovers in public schools and to replace Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath with an educator on her first day in office, which would be Jan. 19. The new commissioner could immediately change the governance of the eight districts that were taken over by the state because campuses persistently failed academic standards.

Texas · 2d

The Cool Down

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Texas woman's $5,319 water bill drops to zero without explanation after months of checking

"It's like they won’t admit that they did anything wrong … and it doesn't make sense."

Houston, TX · 3d

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Letitia Plummer Makes History as First Black Harris County Judge

History was made in Harris County during the November 3, 2026, midterm elections as Democrat Letitia Plummer became the first Black woman elected Harris County judge, defeating Republican Orlando Sanchez. Plummer also becomes the first Muslim elected to the position, marking a significant milestone for representation in local government. According...

Harris County, TX · 5d