➤ Cyprus: The Ans, a five-person family of taekwondo instructors, intervened to save a woman from an attempted sexual assault, subduing the suspect until police arrived. Being hailed as a hero, Hannah An said, “I thank everybody who’s calling us that, but still, I think anybody can do it.” (Details)
➤ Castle Hills: The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 to revive the civil rights case of Sylvia Gonzalez, a Castle Hill city council member who was arrested after criticizing a city official. The ruling allows her to pursue a retaliation claim and send the case back to a lower court. (More)
➤ Plano: Mike Buster, executive pastor of Prestonwood Baptist Church, is stepping down after 35 years at the 45,000-member church. The news was announced at the church during Sunday services. (Watch announcement)
➤ Austin: Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has pledged to pass legislation requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in Texas public schools, following Louisiana’s recent mandate. Patrick blames Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan for the previous bill’s failure and will prioritize its passage in the next legislative session. (More)
➤ Rio Grande: The Supreme Court has rejected a proposed agreement between New Mexico and Texas to settle their long-standing dispute over Rio Grande water management, citing the exclusion of federal interests and requirements in the process. (Details)
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