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Conroe residents trying to recover after latest devastating flood
Residents and officials continue to take stock of the damage after hundreds of homes flooded last week in Harris, Montgomery and Polk counties.
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Voting
Humble ISD accused of violating Voting Rights Act in lawsuit filed by former teacher
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Technology
Houston’s autonomous vehicle scene in limbo as Cruise aims to relaunch ride-hailing service
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Fort Bend
Outgoing Arcola mayor acted outside authority in removing councilwoman, judge rules
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Local
USPS representative shows embattled Missouri City facility in tour
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Police
One minor dead, two arrested after allegedly leading Houston police on stolen vehicle pursuit
City of Houston
- Houston Matters Houston City Council member: Next police chief should be data-driven, transparent and ‘can take responsibility’
- Public Safety Houston Mayor John Whitmire calls attention to poor conditions at Kingwood fire stations
- Infrastructure City of Houston, METRO break ground on improvement project that will stretch six miles on Westheimer
- City of Houston Controller Hollins: Paying for firefighters’ settlement will likely require new revenues and budget cuts
- Energy & Environment Houston awarded $2 million federal grant to improve energy efficiency at municipal buildings
Texas
- School shooting Trial for civil lawsuit filed by victims of Santa Fe High School shooting rescheduled for July
- Elections Two races for seats on Harris County appraisal district board headed to runoff election
- Weather Officials urging Houston-area residents to report flood damage to qualify for federal funding for recovery
- Immigration A Houston woman applied for a green card. She was banned from the U.S. for a decade.
- Texas DOJ sues Texas Department of Criminal Justice for alleged religious discrimination
Most Viewed
- Cy-Fair ISD trustees vote to omit textbook chapters about topics such as climate change and vaccines
- Houston Police Chief Troy Finner retired amid suspended cases dispute, mayor says
- Houston Mayor John Whitmire calls attention to poor conditions at Kingwood fire stations
- City of Houston, METRO break ground on improvement project that will stretch six miles on Westheimer
- Katy ISD facing federal Title IX investigation over gender fluidity policy
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- Houston Matters What the Presidency of George H.W. Bush can teach us about character and how politics has changed
- Houston Matters Political Roundup: HPD Chief Finner out, and local leaders out of sync
- Elections Two races for seats on Harris County appraisal district board headed to runoff election
- Civil Rights Katy ISD facing federal Title IX investigation over gender fluidity policy
Education News
- Education News Cy-Fair ISD trustees vote to omit textbook chapters about topics such as climate change and vaccines
- Civil Rights Katy ISD facing federal Title IX investigation over gender fluidity policy
- HISD Houston ISD to reduce number of staffers who help students meet basic needs
- Education News Cy-Fair ISD community members critique trustees, state leaders in response to librarian cuts
- Education Cy-Fair ISD superintendent says budget crisis could continue for several years
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