| Dear Texas Flyover Reader, Today’s sponsor is the Texas State Historical Association, which is hosting an event that caught our attention. If you’re interested in Texas history, it’s worth a look: an immersive weekend in San Antonio that goes far beyond a typical tour and brings the story of the Texas Revolution to life. -Cole, CEO
Alamo cannons and a Fiesta weekend deep-dive into the Texas Revolution. Calling all Central Texans - history is calling! At the historic Menger Hotel, April 17-19, the Texas State Historical Association will host its most exciting event: Texas Revolution Rendezvous. This Revolution-centered weekend kicks off with an 1836 dinner. This lantern-lit experience will deliver modern takes on the food staples Texans had aplenty, as renowned Texas historian, Dr. Stephen Hardin, delivers a captivating presentation on the Runaway Scrape. 
Saturday morning, attendees can choose one of three unique downtown tours including a riverboat adventure and two Alamo Plaza tours. Talks by noted historians begin at noon - a rare opportunity to learn about the history of the Alamo’s fabled cannons, how the buildings of the Alamo have changed over four centuries, and the Goliad Massacre. Each attendee will receive a custom Fiesta medal and free admission to some of San Antonio’s premier museums including the Alamo’s Ralston Collections Center, Briscoe Western Art Museum and The Witte. Remember the Alamo with an unforgettable weekend. Register while slots are available. 
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 | Tuesday, March 31, 2026 | | | Good Morning! On this day in 1808, James Pinckney Henderson, the first governor of Texas, was born in Lincolnton, North Carolina. Later today, watch for an email from our sponsor, the Texas State Historical Association, highlighting a unique weekend experience that brings Texas history to life. 🚙 Are Baby Boomers the safest drivers or the most dangerous? Which generation has the highest crash fatality rate? And who are the fastest drivers? In today’s Flyover Podcast, Ayla Brown breaks down a new report ranking drivers from baby boomers to Gen X to millennials and Gen Z. But where did your generation end up on the list? Tune in to find out!
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| | |  |  Student Shoots Teacher Before Killing Self
A 15-year-old student shot a teacher before killing himself Monday morning at Comal ISD's Hill Country College Preparatory High School in Bulverde. Authorities have not released the names of the shooter or the female teacher, whose condition is unknown. The school entered a lockdown around 8:30 a.m., shortly before classes were set to begin. Students were later reunited with their families at a nearby middle school. The shooter's family was reportedly informed of his actions when they came to pick him up. Officials have not identified a motive for the shooting or explained how the student obtained the gun and brought it on campus. "This was a frightening morning," Comal County Sheriff Mark Reynolds said. "Our focus now is on supporting those affected." Hill Country College Preparatory High School is a public school of choice serving around 200 students and known for its STEAM program. | Smokable Hemp Now Banned New regulations restricting the sale of THC-infused hemp products go into effect today, effectively banning the sale of smokable hemp. The new rules were issued pursuant to an executive order from Gov. Greg Abbott, who vetoed legislation to ban the sale of such products outright. They restrict purchases to customers age 21 or older, dramatically increase licensing fees for retailers, and revise the method of determining a product's THC concentration, which is limited to 0.3%. Now, THCA—a non-psychoactive cannabinoid in smokable hemp that converts to THC when heated—is included in THC concentration. Retailers have been trying to clear their shelves of THCA products in recent weeks ahead of their effective ban. Boomtown Vapor, a vape shop chain based in Beaumont with several locations throughout the state, sued to stop the new rules earlier this month, claiming the Department of State Health Services doesn't have the unilateral authority to redefine how THC concentration is measured. | Houston Comets Return Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta has purchased the WNBA's Connecticut Sun and will relocate the team to Houston as the Houston Comets, his sports and entertainment company confirmed Monday. Several outlets published reports on the $300 million deal last Friday. "My family and I are thrilled for the opportunity to bring the Houston Comets back to this incredible city," Rockets alternate governor Patrick Fertitta said in a statement. "We believe the time is right to begin the next great era of Comets basketball." The Comets were one of the WNBA's first eight teams when the league was established in 1997, winning the championship in its first four seasons with stars Cynthia Cooper, Sheryl Swoopes, and Tina Thompson. The original Comets organization folded in 2008. The team will play the upcoming season in Connecticut and move to Houston ahead of the 2027 season. | | | Flying together with our sponsor 
Once upon a time we had to make lists and physically go to stores when we needed things. Sometimes we’d have to go to several stores or even shopping malls for what we needed. Then one day, out of the heavens, came Amazon. For many of us, free shipping and access to exclusive shows and movies is enough reason to fork over the $14.99 per month to get Prime. But if those reasons haven't been enough to entice you to join Prime, maybe some of these lesser-known incentives will tempt you to sign up. Here are 9 of those perks. | |  | | ➤ Austin: Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has tasked the Texas Senate with studying dozens of issues ahead of the next legislative session, including proposals to increase the homestead exemption, the proliferation of data centers, and tightening state gambling laws. (More) ➤ Houston: Two firefighters were injured when a balcony collapsed during a two-alarm apartment fire on Sunday. Fourteen apartment units were impacted by the blaze. (More) ➤ El Paso: Timothy France Johnson, the 63-year-old estranged brother of Mayor Renard Johnson, pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud charges stemming from a Ponzi scheme in which he claimed he would invest victims' money in promoting NBA preseason games. (See Details) ➤ Austin ISD: The Texas Council for International Studies, a Dallas-based nonprofit, will assume management of three failing middle schools, providing the district a two-year reprieve from a potential state takeover. (More) ➤ Brazos County: The sheriff's office recovered nearly $400,000 in funds stolen from the county through a sophisticated email phishing scam last October. "These hackers had been in our system for quite some time monitoring our activity and waited for a large transaction to strike," said Emergency Services District 1 Commissioner and President Rodger Stout. (More) ➤ Trophy Club: U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited The Original Roy Hutchins "for protein-packed BBQ" during last week's Conservative Political Action Conference in Grapevine. (See Photos)
Enjoy reading The Texas Flyover? Click here to share with your friends and family. ✈️ | |  | | ➤ Texas women's basketball beat Michigan by 36 points last night, 77-41, to advance to the NCAA tournament Final Four. The Longhorns' offense was led by Madison Booker, who finished with 19 points. (More) ➤ Meanwhile, TCU's season ended with a 78-52 loss to South Carolina in the Elite Eight, matching the program's deepest NCAA tournament run for the second straight year. (More) ➤ Gary Woodland won the Houston Open on Sunday, capping a comeback from brain surgery with his first PGA Tour victory since the 2019 U.S. Open. The win also earned him a spot in the Masters field next week. (More) ➤ Texas Rangers pitcher MacKenzie Gore had a no-hitter through five innings and struck out seven batters in his debut against the Phillies on Sunday. (More) ➤ Meanwhile, Astros pitcher Tatsuya Imai allowed four runs and four walks in less than three innings in his MLB debut. Beyond first-game nerves, he cited the subtle differences between Japanese and American pitching mounds as a factor in his struggles. (More) ➤ No. 15 Texas A&M softball snapped Texas' 29-game winning streak on Sunday, scoring six runs in the sixth inning, during which Texas coach Mike White was ejected. (More) Yesterday's Results: NBA | MLB | NHL | NCAAW | NCAAB | NCAASB | Soccer | Tennis Flying together with our sponsor ➤ MMA fighters should have the world’s worst teeth. But they don’t—why? Because, despite the risk of cracked, broken, and loose teeth, which a mouthguard does little to stop…They use this 15-second hack from an elite Harvard dentist that turns even the most rotten teeth into perfect whites. All you need is your finger and a little bit of salt. After which, you’ll be able to stop gum bleeding, tooth decay, and bad breath…Even if everything else you’ve tried (so far) has failed. It’s easy. Watch this short video to find out how | |  | | ➤ Facebook parent company Meta revised plans for its massive data center in El Paso, boosting its investment from $1.5 billion to $10 billion. The social media giant will initially cover all costs for a planned 366-megawatt natural gas power plant serving the data center. (See Details) ➤ The Signorelli Company, a real estate developer based in The Woodlands, has opened the first phase of Austin Point, a 4,700-acre master-planned community in Fort Bend County that is expected to include up to 14,000 homes when fully completed. (More) ➤ Austin-Bergstrom International Airport's South Terminal is closing today to make room for new taxiways serving the planned 26-gate Concourse B. Allegiant and Frontier will operate out of the main Barbara Jordan Terminal. (More) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Oil prices are surging, and retirement accounts could pay the price. When supply chains weaken, overvalued stocks correct, Wall Street panics, and 401(k)s freefall. Smart money is protecting its wealth with a little-known IRS loophole, transferring savings into gold tax-free. Learn how—get the free 2025 Wealth Protection Guide. | |  | | ➤ A Reddit user shared a photo of eight concert tickets in Austin and Dallas from the 1980s. Prices ranged from $13.50 to see Chicago at Austin's Frank Erwin Center on September 16, 1984, to $22.50 to see George Michael at Irving's Texas Stadium on October 14, 1988. (See Photo) ➤ Former Texas Longhorns quarterback Colt McCoy will give this year's commencement address at his alma mater on May 9. "Colt has applied the same leadership we saw on the field to everything he's done since," said UT Austin President Jim Davis. (More) ➤ The Motley County town of Matador was one of 20 locations featured in Airbnb's recently published "America Off-the-Map" list. It's about 40 miles south of Caprock Canyons State Park, home of the Official Texas State Bison Herd. (See Details) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Struggling with foot fungus? This simple "toe-stretch" method is gaining attention for delivering fast results—no creams, medications, or gels needed. Just one easy movement may help eliminate fungus in weeks. Thousands are already experiencing relief. Curious how it works? Discover the full method and see if it can help you, too. | |  | | Have you saved any ticket stubs from an event you've attended or a trip you've taken?
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