After many inmates, who were not sentenced to death, died from heat stroke while imprisoned in Texas, a Federal Court ordered Texas to begin air conditioning the blocks. The state is appealing the ruling.
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The performance guides audiences through the history of math — from the basic counting of
prehistoric times, to the geometry and trigonometry used in ancient Greece and Egypt, all the
way to seventeenth-century calculus.
Beyond paying homage to that history, the choreography itself is shaped by mathematical principles, so each dance embodies the concept it celebrates. To deepen the connection for young learners, Lane will visit every SAISD elementary school this fall for a personalized lesson with each fourth-grade class.
The proposed elimination of the program, aimed at serving lower-income families, comes as Texas leadership has called on agencies to reduce budgets by 3%.
Jon Mark Hogg discusses Iran, data centers, and public approval in this opinion piece: “Every major elected leader in Texas was for data centers, until all of a sudden they weren’t. That only happened because of the people applying pressure.”
Initiative is slated to provide $50 billion throughout all 50 U.S. states from 2026 through 2030, at a cost of $10 billion per year.
The San Angelo Hispanic Heritage Museum & Cultural Center will host its Día de los Muertos festival at Bart Dewitt Park.
Study shows nine of the 15 counties with the largest five-year wage increases are in the High Plains and West Texas.