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Mayor Whitmire and federal HUD officials finalized a $314 million investment today to launch a "Super Hub" in the Second Ward, a low-barrier facility designed to transition 1,000 homeless individuals into self-sufficiency annually. The project moves away from traditional "Housing First" models by prioritizing 24/7 security and "wraparound" services, while also using $100 million of the grant to install industrial backup power for citywide storm resilience. However, the plan faces pushback from advocates like Texas Housers, who argue that "reprogramming" $41 million in disaster funds for the hub diverts critical resources away from repairing the homes of low-income seniors.

The Robinson Family Farm in Temple is pivoting to alternative attractions and imported floral bouquets after severe Texas weather triggered a partial failure of their highly anticipated Spring tulips.

The former leader of a Christian summer camp in North Texas pleaded guilty to misusing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the camp for personal use.

A former reality television star from the TLC series "19 Kids and Counting" is facing charges after allegedly molesting a 9-year-old girl during a 2020 Florida vacation.

There will be a slight chill in the air on Thursday morning before a warm-up begins to the start of Spring on Friday.

Court documents are revealing new information following a deadly crash that occurred in Montgomery County in June 2025.

Some top Iranian officials have been killed as more strikes were launched against Israel and Gulf countries. Here's what you need to know.

Dolores Huerta issued a statement alleging past abuse by labor leader César Chávez, saying she remained silent for decades to protect the farmworker movement.

Due to contract woes between Amazon and the USPS, the retailer is planning to reduce shipments by two-thirds by the fall.

The University of Texas has officially entered the NCAA college basketball tournament after winning their so-called "First Four" game against North Carolina State.