Texas Education Board Pushes Bible-Forward Curriculum: The Texas State Board of Education is set to vote on new social studies and reading changes that would emphasize Texas and Christian themes, including Bible stories for younger students, drawing sharp criticism over diversity and accuracy. Parents’ Rights in Court: An opinion piece asks when Texas parents will learn their constitutional rights under a new parent-responsibilities amendment, after the Texas Supreme Court’s handling of related cases left uncertainty. Healthcare Access, Faster: Sensible Care rolls out “SC Now,” aiming to connect patients to mental health providers in as little as 20 minutes with same-day virtual appointments. Long COVID Research Debate: A Plano doctor argues Long COVID isn’t one single cause, pushing a “multiple overlapping drivers” approach that could change how patients are evaluated. Juneteenth Momentum in Texas: BIG’s National Juneteenth Museum is moving toward construction in Fort Worth, with plans for exhibitions plus community and business spaces. Public Safety & Health Watch: Texas braces for a New World screwworm threat as cases spread beyond the border, raising stakes for cattle, wildlife, and pets. Culture & Community: Texarkana’s Airshow returns Saturday with the Golden Knights and other performers, plus a runway 5K fundraiser.