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Texas judge rules against AG Ken Paxton’s lawsuit that would halt Harris County guaranteed income program
Paxton sued Harris County for implementing a guaranteed income program, called Uplift Harris, which would give $500 a month to nearly 2,000 low income households over an 18-month period.
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Houston Texans’ new alternate uniform apparently leaked on social media
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42-year-old man at center of DPS facility crash in Brenham facing felony murder charge
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Stafford City Council weighs whether or not to implement property tax for public safety
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Houston Police Department investigating string of pizza delivery driver robberies
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- Election 2024 Molly Cook, Jarvis Johnson squaring off in back-to-back elections with eyes on vacant Texas Senate seat
- Texas Texas held in contempt over child welfare failures
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- Healthcare “Maternal Health Bill of Rights” introduced by Harris County at the second Maternal and Child Health Conference
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- Humble ISD superintendent up for job in Nevada in wake of Title IX investigation into her husband
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- Education Humble ISD superintendent up for job in Nevada in wake of Title IX investigation into her husband
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