
Education
Fort Bend ISD considers tax increase election to address financial crunch
Posted on · If approved by voters, the funds would go toward increased pay for district police, teachers and staff.
Posted on · If approved by voters, the funds would go toward increased pay for district police, teachers and staff.
Posted on · Currently, elementary schools in Fort Bend County do not have police officers stationed at the school – just patrol units.
Posted on · Dupre's resignation comes just a few weeks after the Fort Bend school board voted to extend his current contract for an extra year, through April 2024.
Posted on · Independent school districts, charter schools, colleges and univerities closed in the Houston area due to Hurricane Laura.
Posted on · Fort Bend health officials said they have confirmed the county's "first presumptive case" of the novel coronavirus. also known as COVID-19.
Posted on · Fort Bend County's "living history park" takes visitors on a trip to Christmas Past.
Posted on · What we’re following at Houston Public Media today
Posted on · The reward for identifying the suspects has been raised to $25,000
Posted on · Karen Fonseca has added a second decal to her vehicle addressing sheriff Nehls and using the same profane language she used about president Trump
Posted on · The answer is no. But the limitations to freedom of expression are few.
Posted on · Fort Bend County Sheriff Troy Nehls on Wednesday posted a photo of the truck message on Facebook alongside a request to speak with the driver.
Posted on · The school district’s policy is consistent with state law but the teachers allege it’s not being enforced
Posted on · After repreated flooding, a group of Houston citizens want action. They're circulating a petition calling for the creation of a regional body to better control new development that they say contributes to flooding.
Posted on · Harris County is at the top of the list for voter turnout so far in Texas, with more than 700,000 ballots cast.
Posted on · Some people are still out of their homes after the May floods on the Brazos River. But a free bus service is helping them get around while they work to recover.