Julius Petnyin

North Texas Schools Hit by Hoax Threat Wave — Security Tightened | The Lone Star Daily

Jan 14, 2026

False threats disrupted North Texas schools, increasing security and stress for students and families. Police confirm hoaxes, but campuses face lasting impact.

El Paso Water Outage Could Last Days as Pipeline Break Hits 100,000 | The Lone Star Daily

Jan 13, 2026

A major pipeline break leaves over 100,000 El Paso residents without water. Boil notices issued as crews warn repairs may take up to 72 hours.

Austin ISD Enrollment Opens as 10 Campuses Face Closure | The Lone Star Daily

Jan 12, 2026

Austin ISD begins enrollment with new rules as 10 schools face closure to close a $65M budget gap. What families need to know, plus Texas politics, markets, and sports.

Infectious Diseases Surge in Texas as Vaccination Rates Fall | The Lone Star Daily

Jan 11, 2026

Texas faces a rise in preventable diseases like measles and whooping cough amid falling vaccination rates, sparking health, policy, and public trust concerns statewide.

Texas Child Care Funding at Risk as New Federal Rules Cause Delays | The Lone Star Daily

Jan 10, 2026

New anti‐fraud rules could delay child care funding for 140,000 Texas children, threatening centers, families, and local economies amid growing uncertainty.

Winter Storm Warnings Hit 6 States as Texas Faces Travel Disruptions | The Lone Star Daily

Jan 9, 2026

Heavy snow, blizzard conditions, voting changes, Texas market updates, and local business shifts—your Jan 9 Lone Star Daily briefing in one clear, concise read.

Most Dallas ICE Arrests in 2025 Had No Convictions | The Lone Star Daily

Jan 8, 2026

An investigation finds most Dallas ICE arrests in 2025 involved people without criminal convictions, raising concerns for asylum seekers and immigrant families across North Texas.

Uvalde Officer Trial Begins as Markets Rise and Texas News Unfolds | The Lone Star Daily

Jan 7, 2026

Emotional testimony opens the Uvalde officer trial as Texas faces key legal battles, market moves, biotech investment, and major sports results shaping life across the state.

Jury Selection Begins in Uvalde Officer Trial | Accountability, Markets & Texas News | The Lone Star Daily

Jan 6, 2026

Jury selection starts for the Uvalde officer trial as Texas watches police accountability unfold, alongside market updates, politics, tech, and sports shaping the day.

Jury Selection Begins in Uvalde Officer Trial | The Lone Star Daily

Jan 5, 2026

Jury selection begins for a former Uvalde school officer charged over the 2022 shooting response, a landmark case that could reshape police accountability nationwide.

Trial Begins for Officer in Uvalde School Shooting Case | Lone Star Daily

Jan 4, 2026

A rare criminal trial examines whether a police officer can be held accountable for failing to act during the Uvalde school shooting, raising questions about trust and policing.

Trial Begins Over Uvalde Shooting Police Response | Lone Star Daily

Jan 3, 2026

The trial of a former Uvalde school officer tests whether police can be criminally liable for inaction during the 2022 Robb Elementary school shooting.

Fort Worth Mobile Blood Transfusions, Texas Politics, Grid Update | Lone Star Daily

Jan 2, 2026

Fort Worth’s mobile blood transfusion program saves lives as Texas heads into key 2026 political races, tech debates, and steady grid conditions statewide.

Body Found in Search for Missing San Antonio Teen | Texas Year-End Brief | Lone Star Daily

Dec 31, 2025

Authorities find a body during the search for missing 19-year-old Camila Olmos in San Antonio. Plus: New Year’s Eve safety patrols, Texas AI investments, market updates, and a dramatic Alamo Bowl finish.

Texas Man Charged With International Terrorism in ISIS Support Case | Lone Star Daily

Dec 30, 2025

A 21-year-old Texas resident faces federal international terrorism charges for allegedly supplying bomb materials and cryptocurrency to ISIS-linked operatives, underscoring ongoing domestic security risks and counterterrorism efforts.

Texas Opens First New State Park in 25 Years as AI, Energy, and Politics Collide | Lone Star Daily

Dec 29, 2025

North Texas welcomes a long-awaited state park, a federal judge blocks Texas’ app age-verification law, and state leaders push back on Trump’s AI ban. Plus: energy security, markets, and key Texas sports moves shaping 2026.

Texas Mandates Flood Sirens After Deadly July 4 Floods | Lone Star Daily

Dec 28, 2025

Texas passes a new law requiring flood warning sirens in high-risk counties after July 4 floods killed over 135 people, aiming to prevent future disasters and save lives.

Austin Considers Expanding Inmate Volunteer Program to Support Nonprofits | Lone Star Daily

Dec 27, 2025

Austin officials are weighing a plan to expand inmate volunteer work beyond animal services, potentially aiding nonprofits while reshaping rehabilitation and community support models.

DFW’s First State Behavioral Health Hospital Opens as Texas Expands Mental Care | Lone Star Daily

Dec 26, 2025

UT Southwestern will open North Texas’ first state behavioral health hospital this summer, adding nearly 300 inpatient beds and expanding access to psychiatric care across DFW.

AI Talent Wars Drive Record Intern Pay, Boost Texas Tech Hubs | Lone Star Daily

Dec 25, 2025

Top AI firms are paying interns record salaries as competition intensifies. The talent race could shift recruiting power toward Texas tech centers like Austin and Dallas.

Dallas Plans Drone-First 911 Response and States Clash Over Youth Care | Lone Star Daily

Dec 24, 2025

Dallas considers drone-first emergency response after Arlington’s success, while states sue HHS over youth gender care rules. Markets hold steady, bookstores expand, and privacy concerns rise as technology reshapes public safety and daily life.

Texas Coast Tragedy, Market Moves & Leaders Shaping the State | Lone Star Daily

Dec 23, 2025

A Mexican Navy medical plane crashes near Galveston, markets stay mixed, Texas history is made, and local economies grow as communities respond to crisis and change.

Houston Safety Risks, Nonprofit Cuts & AI’s Limits | Lone Star Daily

Dec 22, 2025

Houston pushes wrong-way crash prevention as Austin nonprofits face sudden funding cuts. AI reshapes Texas business but exposes leadership gaps, while new food-label laws spark debate over health, transparency, and regulation.

Houston Bodycam Video, Texas Amendments Pass, AI Road Safety & Food Recall | Lone Star Daily

Dec 21, 2025

Houston police release bodycam footage after a fatal shooting as Texans approve 17 constitutional amendments. Plus AI road safety tech, recalls, and key sports updates.

Trump’s Cuellar Pardon, New State Laws & Texas Politics | Lone Star Daily

Dec 20, 2025

Trump’s pardon of Rep. Henry Cuellar exposes limits of political deal-making as states roll out major wage, privacy, and AI laws for 2026.