Trump holds fiery speech amidst legal woes and GOP internal fractures
Former President Donald Trump sticks to his unfounded claims of election tampering during a fiery speech. This is after turning himself in to face multiple criminal charges. At the same time, the Republican Party's deep internal rift is evident.
One on One with John Whitmire
Greg Groogan talks with State Senator and Houston Mayoral candidate John Whitmire. As longtime chairman of the upper chambers Criminal Justice Committee, Whitmire is absolutely convinced he's the best equipped to attack and ultimately sold the Bayou City's debilitating erosion of public safety.
You Decide Houston's Next mayor
Greg Groogan and the panel discuss the latest twists and turns in Houston's mayoral race
House Managers release documents in Ken Paxton investigation
In response to multiple motions to dismiss impeachment counts by Ken Paxton's lawyers, Texas House Managers supplied thousand of page of documents related to the accusations. New revelations include a burner phone and a false Uber account.
$2,5 billion bond awaits November voters
Harris County's Commissioners voted to add a Houston healthcare bond to the November ballot to provide funds to improve county healthcare facilities
Judge holds Texas law that would eliminate Harris County Election administrator position
SB 1570 was supposed to go into effect on September 1st, leaving Harris County to train someone new with less than 2 months before early voting in the November election. Now everything is on hold, at least for the time being.
Electric cars face punitive fees in many states
A recent article in Politico starts a discussion about electric cars and fees assessed
Lt. Gov Dan Patrick on the barriers at the border
Greg Groogan shares part of his conversation of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and then leads the panel in a brief discussion of the problems at the Texas border.
The first GOP primary debate of 2024
The RNC requires participants to sign a pledge to support whatever candidate wins the primary, not all candidates are willing to do so
Another indictment and declining to debate makes a busy week for the former President
The Fulton County District Attorney filed charges against Former President Donald Trump and 18 others for their alleged efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election
Jack Christie joins Houston's Mayor's Race
Longtime Houston City Councilmember Jack Christie (At-Large 2011- 2020) has added his name to the dozen of Houstonians vying for Mayor this November.
Schools with no libraries - What's Your Point?
Amidst growing concerns over the removal of libraries from 28 Houston ISD campuses, Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia highlights the puzzling decision as traditional libraries are transformed into "Team Centers" for disciplinary purposes.
Republicans secure historic $18 billion property tax relief, Houston mayoral race heats up with fiscal conservative contender
Republicans unite in celebration after passing an unprecedented $18 billion property tax relief plan, while a new contender, Councilmember Jack Christie, enters the Houston mayoral race as the self-proclaimed 'only fiscal conservative'.
Houston voters to decide on expanding council power and ending mayoral monopoly
Voters will decide in November whether to amend the Houston City Hall's power structure, potentially breaking the mayoral monopoly on agenda-setting by allowing as few as three council members to initiate discussions on issues or ordinances.
Behind bars: Harris County jail struggles amidst overcrowding and legal battles
Despite constant overcrowding and staffing challenges in Harris County Jail, Sheriff Ed Gonzalez praises his team's dedication in light of lawsuits exposing violence and deaths in custody.
Unveiling the legal showdown: Paxton's impeachment trial amidst federal investigations
The Senate trial of suspended Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton begins in 23 days, and the defense seeks to dismiss the 20 articles of impeachment while federal investigations loom and voter support claims persist.
Harris County judge seeks treatment, Commissioner steps in
In the absence of Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo due to clinical depression, Commissioner Rodney Ellis oversees proceedings.
Unpacking the Harris County election challenges and the quest for a 're-vote'
Republican candidates seek a potential "do-over" amid allegations of ballot shortages and technical glitches in the 2022 Harris County general election.
Turning a new page: Houston schools replace libraries with 'team centers'
Amidst growing concerns over the removal of libraries from 28 Houston ISD campuses, Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia highlights the puzzling decision as traditional libraries are transformed into "Team Centers" for disciplinary purposes.
Controversial Houston housing project sparks health and cost concern
State Representative Morales voices alarm over controversial Houston housing project, citing health risks and high costs associated with building on contaminated soil near industrial landfills.