A Civil Rights marker in San Antonio, honoring the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee and painstakingly installed over four years, has been violently vandalized — activists suspect a racist act. The Neighborhood First Alliance is offering a $1,000 reward for tips leading to an arrest, rallying the community to stand against this desecration while reaffirming their commitment to preserving history. Meanwhile, Texas lawmakers are pushing back on mid-August school starts, citing heat, athlete safety, and grid strain. And in lottery news, a $26.75 million Lotto Texas jackpot remains unclaimed — bought in Angleton, with 180 days left to claim.
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