Travis High News Today

Some 34 people have been brought to North Dakota via the state's workforce recruitment campaign since June 2022.

Austin students, education advocates say FAFSA glitches are affecting children of parents who lack Social Security numbers and are delaying processes.

Students at Travis Early College High School celebrate their Hispanic heritage by performing in a mariachi ensemble.

Competition at the Fort Bend County Fair can be fierce. It's one of the largest scholarship program in the area. Reece Roberts has been working months his steer show-ready.

Competition at the Fort Bend County Fair can be fierce. It's one of the largest scholarship program in the area. Reece Roberts has been working months his steer show-ready.

Competition at the Fort Bend County Fair can be fierce. It's one of the largest scholarship program in the area. Reece Roberts has been working months his steer show-ready.

Maiya and Travis High’s love story began in the Triad. Now, they want to help others live out their own.

Students at Akins and Graduation Preparatory Academy at Travis will receive dementia care certification.

Amenities such as restaurants, retail, and entertainment are important, but communities also need to be thinking about quality of life options, said one economic development official.

Gov. Doug Burgum proposed $25 million to further build out the Find the Good Life program in the coming two years as one way to address the state’s workforce shortage.