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A new documentary film titled “The Walkout,” created by the Know Your Neighbor initiative of the H. E. Butt Foundation, revisits the historic 1968 Edgewood High School student walkout. The film will premiere on August 2 at the Edgewood Performing Arts Center, the Edgewood Fine Arts Theatre.

Bridgett M. Davis shares a tribute to her sister, Rita. The memoir is a family history, social commentary, elegy, and celebration of life.

Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered lawmakers back to Austin for a special session. They will take on issues like funding for flooding, THC regulation and cutting property taxes but also for a controversial snap redistricting plan.

Also: Judson ISD ends contract with financial consultant; Court upholds 'Death Star' bill in Texas; Uvalde families show up for California court hearing

Also: Texas Democratic lawmakers are not taking a quorum break off the table; Boerne school will provide temporary home for flood first responders from North Texas; Judson school board ends contract with financial consultant

Also: Company responsible for child welfare found in contempt; The power of flowing water; Head of VIA talks mass transit projects

Also: Two people still missing from July 4th floods; Kerr residents encouraged to keep seeking FEMA assistance; Trump again pulls out of UNESCO; Back-to-school season nears

There's opposition to plans for the proposed Guajolote Ranch housing development, north of Grey Forest, near Helotes. The proposal for a wastewater treatment plant concerns many that it could contaminate drinking water for the city of San Antonio.

When the flooding hit the upper Guadalupe River, FEMA arrived and is providing essential financial assistance and recovery support. However, the agency ‘s response is facing serious criticism for delays in rescue deployment, a dysfunctional call center, and the fact that only a fraction of the FEMA staff was deployed—compared with responses under previous administrations.  All this while the Trump administration is calling for the dismantling of FEMA. Has FEMA been watered down?

Also: Hundreds of people in Houston protest redistricting plan; Mexico hopeful for trade deal before Aug. 1; 'King of the Hill' fans celebrate beer inspired by show