Judge Hidalgo sounds alarm on contracting
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County Judge Lina Hidalgo accuses commissioners of corruption in contract awards, citing findings that most winning firms donate to decision-makers. Still, critics point to her former chief's indictment in a bid-rigging scandal as hypocrisy.

Houston plans garbage fees, tax hike, $650M bond
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The county is mulling a tax increase while the city talks about garbage fees, tax hikes, and a $650 million bond, all while households face an average $12,000 inflation hit.

Uplift Harris program faces legal hurdles
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Harris County's guaranteed income program boils down to whether offering no-strings-attached cash stipends to struggling families is a compassionate solution or an illegal giveaway, with the Texas Supreme Court set to weigh in soon.

Hard evidence ignored in "suspended" cases- What's Your Point?

New revelation last week in the HPD suspended cases scandal, that in at least 95 cases of alleged rape - HPD had at its disposal undeniable DNA evidence placing identifiable perpetrators in contact with victims.

Guaranteed income a hand-out or a hand-up - What's Your Point?

The What's Your Point panel responds to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton suing Harris County to stop the guaranteed income program Uplift Harris.

Arizona's near complete abortion ban

Arizona’s Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs decrying a state court order to revert back to an 1864 law which bans all abortions -except when the life of a mother is in jeopardy.

Iran launches more than 300 drones and missles at Israel
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The What's Your Point panel discusses the war on Israel and the recent attack by Iran, retailiating to an Israeli attack in Syria.

Younger voters not showing up at the polls.
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Recent research reveals that only about 20% of Texans age 18-24 are actually voting.

Whitmire and the city budget
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While many Houstonians are happy with the achievements Mayor Whitmire has made in his first 100 days, they are also worried about the "broke" city budget and how things are going to be paid for in the future. The What's Your Point panel offers their solutions and thoughts.

Trash Talk
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The What's Your Point panel discusses the option of privatizing Houston garbage pick up as an alternative to raising garbage fess.

Suspended sexual assault cases had hard evidence on the perpetrators
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New revelation last week in the HPD suspended cases scandal, that in at least 95 cases of alleged rape - HPD had at its disposal undeniable DNA evidence placing identifiable perpetrators in contact with victims.

Trump;s "Hush money" criminal law case begins Monday
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The historic criminal trial of a former president will begin with jury selection on Monday. Donald Trump faces 34 felony accounts for falsifying business records to cover up a sex scandal prior to the 2016 election.

Arizona's Governor speaks out against a roll back to an 1864 law on abortion bans
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Arizona?s Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs decrying a state court order to revert back to an 1864 law which bans all abortions -except when the life of a mother is in jeopardy.

State Sen. Paul Bettencourt reacts to Uplift Harris program
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Houston area State Senator Paul Bettencourt shares his thoughts on the Uplift Harris guaranteed income program to distribute leftover Federal COVID dollars and the What's Your Point panel responds.

Ken Paxton sues Harris County to stop guaranteed income program
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The What's Your Point panel responds to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton suing Harris County to stop the guatanteef invome program Uplift Harris.

Houston Police moving forward on neglected cases

Houston Police Chief Troy Finner says his officers have so far reviewed around 68 thousand of the quarter million suspended cases - with priority given to alleged sexual assaults and other crimes of violence.

Chief Finner and HPD  have reviewed about 68,000 of  suspended cases
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Houston Police Chief Troy Finner says his officers have so far reviewed around 68 thousand of the quarter million suspended cases - with priority given to alleged sexual assaults and other crimes of violence.

Chief Finner and HPD  have reviewed about 68,000 of  suspended cases
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Houston Police Cheif Troy Finner says his officers have so far reviewed around 68 thousand of the quarter million suspended cases - with priority given to alleged sexual assaults and other crimes of violence.

One on One with Governor Abbott - What's Your Point?

After years of pushing back against the Biden Administration's border policy, the national profile of Governor Abbott has grown.