Board read a joint statement announcing the district will transfer Rob Elementary and its land to the city to qualify for Texas Parks and Wildlife grant funding to create a memorial and community park honoring the 21 victims; city will lead committee and seek community input.

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Breeland urges council to prioritize green spaces and social services over police funding.

Harlingen CISD collects donations for Kerrville ISD to aid flood victims this week

O'Reilly project ensures cohesive branding and design across tenant spaces and building facade.

Mister Samoan pleads not guilty and discusses bond conditions in recent court session.

TCEQ adopted a multi‑item enforcement docket with assessed penalties; community speakers said penalties against Freeport LNG are too small and enforcement took too long, citing incidents dating to 2019 and a 2022 vapor cloud explosion. OPIC did not object to the agreed orders.

Former Poteet standout Malik Jefferson was inducted into the Mesquite ISD Hall of Honor; Jefferson spoke about his career, community work through Malik's Helping Hands Foundation and announced his retirement from professional football due to medical issues.

Malik Jefferson, a Mesquite native and former NFL player, was inducted into the Hall of Honor; in remarks he described injuries and medical conditions (C5–C7 cervical issues, thoracic outlet syndrome, hip and elbow problems) and said he was retiring from competition and focusing on community service through his Malik's Helping Hands Foundation.

Lorena Gomez pleaded guilty to a felony DWI (third or more) and the court suspended a custodial sentence, imposing five years of community supervision with GPS (20 days partial GPS in lieu of 10 days in county jail), ignition interlock for half the term, 200 hours community service, and other treatment and monitoring conditions.

Prosecutor Nichols told jurors the defendant's threats to officers, alleged escalation to shooting at named victims and misconduct while in custody weighed against probation and warranted a substantial term of imprisonment.

Trustees approved donations from WHC Energy and Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation, renewed an MOU with CHDI for the school-based clinic, approved After School All Stars MOU, and authorized an interlocal aid agreement — measures aimed at student support and community recovery.

Following reports of community concern and several student injuries tied to motorized bikes, the board instructed the superintendent to draft a policy banning illegal motorized vehicles on school property and to return with recommended language; the motion carried 6‑0.

The commission heard extensive public comment on the 153.6‑acre Lucas Farm (Paxton) PD by Toll Brothers, notably on density, reduced setbacks, sewer/septic, and school‑intersection safety; commissioners asked for substantive PD revisions and postponed action.

The Highland Village CDC voted to recommend Option 2 — a full-width shared-use path for FM 407 — and authorized staff to pursue grant funding and enter a funding agreement to cover application/professional-service fees; the board clarified that final design and construction approvals would return to the board if a grant is awarded.

Voices for Coastal Bend Energy offered to pay consultant and staff costs to prepare a Bureau of Reclamation desalination grant application for an Inner Harbor project; council members and public raised transparency and conflict‑of‑interest concerns and noted the city had no approved project to attach to a grant. The motion to accept the offer failed.

Police proposed buying two motorcycles (funded from a tax note) to enhance interdiction on trails and enforce micro‑mobility ordinance; supporters said motorcycles would add enforcement and community policing capability, while opponents worried about optics as the city scales back events and considers staff freezes.

Southwest ISD trustees heard a detailed concept to repurpose the former Sky Harbor Elementary into the Harbor Center, a multi-agency hub offering a district food pantry, GED/ESL classes, early-childhood services, and specialized supports for neurodivergent youth supported by a $2,000,000 autism services grant.

District officials presented a concept to convert the former Sky Harbor Elementary into the Harbor Center, a one-stop facility offering a food pantry, boutique clothing closet, early childhood services, vocational supports for neurodivergent youth, and partnerships funded in part by a $2,000,000 Innovative Services for Autism grant.

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