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¿Deben temer las familias medidas contra inmigrantes en las escuelas? Un abogado de derechos civiles explica December 6, 2024
Nicholas Espíritu, subdirector del National Immigration Law Center, analiza el impacto de las medidas contra inmigrantes en las escuelas de Texas. The post ¿Deben temer las familias medidas contra inmigrantes en las escuelas? Un abogado de derechos civiles explica appeared first on Houston Landing.
Civic duty meets bad timing: More than 21,000 in Harris County registered too late to vote December 6, 2024
The deadline to register to vote in Texas is 30 days before an election. More than 21,000 Harris County residents had to sit out the Nov. 5 election. The post Civic duty meets bad timing: More than 21,000 in Harris County registered too late to vote appeared first on Houston Landing.
Q&A: Should families fear immigration crackdowns at schools? A civil rights lawyer weighs in. December 6, 2024
Nicholas Espíritu, deputy legal director at the National Immigration Law Center, discusses the impact of potential immigration crackdowns by the incoming Trump administration on Texas schools. The post Q&A: Should families fear immigration crackdowns at schools? A civil rights lawyer weighs in. appeared first on Houston Landing.
Overcrowding concerns push several vendors out from popular East End Virgen de Guadalupe celebration December 5, 2024
The East End’s Virgen de Guadalupe event has gotten so popular, crowds have begun to clog the esplanade. District officials hope a vendor ban will help. The post Overcrowding concerns push several vendors out from popular East End Virgen de Guadalupe celebration appeared first on Houston Landing.
Nonprofit coalition uses $7.5M Wells Fargo grant to make 5,000 Houstonians homeowners December 5, 2024
Houston LISC, a local nonprofit, has spearheaded the Own the HOU initiative aimed at helping 5,000 residents of color become homeowners by 2026. The post Nonprofit coalition uses $7.5M Wells Fargo grant to make 5,000 Houstonians homeowners appeared first on Houston Landing.
HISD mulling new names for several schools honoring supporters of slavery, segregation December 5, 2024
The eight facilities under review are named after historical figures who supported historical injustices in the 1800s and 1900s. Campus communities will decide whether they want schools renamed. The post HISD mulling new names for several schools honoring supporters of slavery, segregation appeared first on Houston Landing.
Federal judge refuses gag order on Dallas doctor accused of taking patient data on trans care December 4, 2024
TEA investigating over 100 educators linked to teacher certification cheating ring December 4, 2024
Texas Education Agency officials said about 30 people who worked at Houston-area school districts in recent years are under state investigation. The post TEA investigating over 100 educators linked to teacher certification cheating ring appeared first on Houston Landing.
Who are HOU?: Meet Lee Rosenthal, U.S. District Court Judge in Texas’ Southern District December 4, 2024
A judge of more than thirty years, Rosenthal spoke with us about her time in Houston, her time on the federal bench and what makes the city stand out. The post Who are HOU?: Meet Lee Rosenthal, U.S. District Court Judge in Texas’ Southern District appeared first on Houston Landing.
Count, collect, conserve: Army of volunteers help scientists tally Houston-area birds December 4, 2024
On any given day, volunteers across Houston count birds and upload their data to both Houston Audubon and ornithologists studying them across the county. The post Count, collect, conserve: Army of volunteers help scientists tally Houston-area birds appeared first on Houston Landing.

Clemson's Dabo Swinney says SMU 'better be' in College Football Playoff after beating them in ACC title game December 8, 2024
SMU's College Football Playoff fate is in the hands of the committee after losing the ACC title game, but Dabo Swinney says they belong.
No. 1 Oregon staves off valiant Penn State effort to win Big Ten title December 8, 2024
The Oregon Ducks moved to 13-0 by winning the Big Ten championship game over Penn State on Saturday, ensuring a first-round bye in the playoff.
Trump welcomed by world leaders at Notre Dame reopening ceremony in 'presidential' fashion December 8, 2024
Social media users erupted over President-elect Donald Trump's visit to the reopening of Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral and his interactions with several world leaders.
Biden administration announces $988M in aid to Ukraine on same day Trump meets with Zelenskyy in Paris December 8, 2024
The Biden administration announced $988 million in aid to Ukraine after the president promised to give as much aid to the country as possible before President-elect Trump takes office.
Syrian dictator Bashar Assad flees into exile as Islamist rebels conquer country December 8, 2024
A lightening Syrian Islamist offensive over just days contributed to the demise of the over 50-year reign of the Assad Baathist regime in Damascus.
Archie Manning reveals preferred NFL landing spot for grandson, Texas star Arch Manning December 8, 2024
Arch Manning was one of the most highly touted recruits in recent history. He can't enter next year's NFL Draft, but all eyes will be on him when he does make the leap to the pros.
Trevor Lawrence's teammate fined for attacking Azeez Al-Shaair after illegal hit December 8, 2024
The NFL fined Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Evan Engram $11,255 for unnecessary roughness in response to an illegal hit on quarterback Trevor Lawrence.
UnitedHealthcare CEO assassination: Retired FBI special agent details why alleged suspect name being withheld December 8, 2024
As the hunt for the suspect who gunned down UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson continues, a retired FBI special agent details why some information about the alleged suspect is being withheld.
UnitedHealthcare CEO assassination: Police divers scour pond in Central Park near killer's suspected backpack December 8, 2024
Police divers searched a pond in Central Park Saturday, a short walk from where a backpack believed to belong to UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thomas' killer was found.
UnitedHealthcare CEO assassination: Reports reveal contents of backpack linked to killer December 8, 2024
Sources say that the gray backpack linked to the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson contains a jacket, according to Bloomberg. NBC reported it also had Monopoly money.
Syrian insurgents reach gates of Damascus, threatening decades-long Assad regime December 8, 2024
Syrian insurgents have reached the gates of the nation's capital, shortly after Bashar al-Assad's government abandoned the key city of Homs.
Georgia wins SEC in OT thriller over Texas despite Carson Beck’s injury, earns bye in College Football Playoff December 8, 2024
The Georgia Bulldogs get a bye in the College Football Playoff after winning the SEC title game over Texas despite Carson Beck's arm injury.
Seven arrested in alleged drug ring with ties to Rutgers University December 8, 2024
Authorities in New Jersey said seven people were arrested and charged in connection with an alleged social media drug ring at Rutgers University.
Palantir's CEO warns the US is facing a 'legitimation crisis' as defense experts meet at Reagan forum December 8, 2024
Palantir CEO Alex Karp addressed mitigating threats and U.S. national security during a panel at the Reagan National Defense Forum Saturday.
Tom Selleck hopes to work with 'Yellowstone' creator after 'Blue Bloods,' wants to 'sit on a horse again' December 8, 2024
Tom Selleck opened up about his future after "Blue Bloods" comes to an end. The actor said that he is hoping to return to the Western genre in a project by "Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan.
Adding laughter to your life can boost health and healing, experts say December 8, 2024
There’s reliable evidence that laughter improves various aspects of mental, emotional and physical health. Experts explain why it's effective and how to increase your daily dose.
Congress eyes 14.5% pay hike for junior troops, limits on transgender treatment in $895B defense bill December 8, 2024
House and Senate negotiators have come to an agreement on how to spend $895 billion allocated federal dollars for U.S. national security.
8 great gifts for food and wine lovers this holiday season December 8, 2024
Check out these 8 amazing holiday season gifts for culinary enthusiasts and festive hosts who deserve a special treat of their own during this giving season.