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High prices at the pump this spring and early summer have caused people to limit their driving and their purchases at the pump. → Read More
The lion’s share of the bond referendum would go to cover roads, drainage, and transportation projects, while the rest would go to parks and public safety. → Read More
The county’s maternal morbidity rate soared by more than 50% between 2008 and 2015. → Read More
CD 38 was designed as a safe Republican seat for Hunt, leaving some voters concerned Hunt won’t be as responsive to constituents as their current member of Congress. → Read More
Incumbent AG Ken Paxton prevailed over Land Commissioner George P. Bush despite Paxton facing a 2015 state securities fraud indictment and an ongoing FBI corruption investigation. → Read More
Longoria came under fire after her office took more than 24 hours to tally votes, and missed 10,000 mail-in ballots in the final unofficial count. Longoria has also been sued by the county GOP. → Read More
Despite concerns about violent crime, low-level offenses – including repeat offenses – are down compared to six years ago. → Read More
Coleman, who has represented Houston’s House District 147 since 1991, previously announced his intention not to run for reelection in November. → Read More
Floyd could still be eligible for a pardon at a later date, but it's not clear if Abbott was still considering the request. → Read More
Attorneys for Azael Sepulveda argue that the ordinance, aimed at auto repair shops, violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Texas State Constitution. → Read More
The lawsuit came one day after the White House’s announcement of an OSHA rule implementing the vaccine or testing mandate first announced in September. → Read More
The Coalition for the Homeless warns House Bill 1925 could complicate efforts to find permanent housing for homeless Houstonians. → Read More
The House and Senate still need to close a large gap between their competing bills over the next few days before the session ends, but advocates and opponents both say that’s likely to happen. → Read More
State Senator Joan Huffman substituted her own bill, Senate Bill 21, for House Bill 20 when it reached her committee – stripping out Democratic amendments → Read More
Texans accounted for roughly one out of every 10 people arrested for the attack on the U.S. Capitol. → Read More
Projects on the east side of the county – notably in the Greens and Halls Bayous and San Jacinto River watersheds – are the most underfunded. → Read More
Texas House of Representatives. State lawmakers are demanding answers about the power outages that left millions of Texans in the dark and cold during last week's winter storm. The first hearing into what went wrong takes place Thursday. The House State Affairs and Energy Resources committees will hold a joint hearing on the disaster as the state’s electric grid operator, the Electric… → Read More
Millions of Texans woke up still without power Tuesday, as an arctic blast continues to bring freezing temperatures across the state. → Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott's administration has about $2 billion remaining -- and less than a month in which to spend it. → Read More
The George Floyd Act would be the most sweeping overhaul of the use of force by Texas police since 1965. → Read More