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Texas Today: October 18, 2025

Your daily snapshot of the top stories shaping Texas: Houston nonprofits cut staff, Hill Country opens to climbers, Spurs debut new ad, and McAllen unveils major redevelopment.

The Texas Insider Team by The Texas Insider Team
October 19, 2025
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  • Houston domestic-violence groups cut staff amid rising fatalities
    Local nonprofits in the Houston area are laying off staff as federal grant funding shrinks. These cuts come even as partner-related homicides in Harris County rose by 34% from 2023 to 2024.
  • Climbers granted rare access to Inks Ranch in Hill Country
    A private ranch near Llano will open its granite formations to climbers for a limited weekend event—offering bouldering, sport/trad routes, and remote camping. The access is managed through a partnership with a national climbing nonprofit.
  • CASA of West Texas marks 35 years of foster-child advocacy
    The organization celebrated its anniversary with volunteers and former foster children, highlighting stories of support that led to college degrees and stable homes.
  • Spurs stars headline new H-E-B ad campaign
    San Antonio Spurs players including Victor Wembanyama and De’Aaron Fox featured in a new commercial for grocery chain H‑E‑B, rolling out across South Texas ahead of the NBA season.
  • McAllen unveils major luxury development on former reservoir site
    City leaders in the Rio Grande Valley announced a plan to redevelop a drained reservoir into a 70-acre mixed-use district with residences, retail, dining, and a water-themed attraction. Expected impact: ~$400 million annually, 2,200 construction jobs, and 900 permanent roles.
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