Houston City Council District H runoff Reyes-Revilla v. Castillo
Voters will decide on "brand new" leadership when they collectively select either Mario Castillo or Cynthia Reyes Revilla for the District H seat on Houston city council.
Voters will decide on "brand new" leadership when they collectively select either Mario Castillo or Cynthia Reyes Revilla for the District H seat on Houston city council.
Conversation with the candidates in runoff for District H
Greg Groogan talks with Houston City Council District H runoff candidates Mario Castillo and Cynthia Reyes Revilla
Greg Groogan talks with Houston City Council District H runoff candidates Mario Castillo and Cynthia Reyes Revilla
Houston City Council District G runoff gathering statewide attention
In the hotly contested run-off for District G, covering River Oaks and much of conservative West Houston, incumbent Mary Nan Huffman faces off against challenger Tony Buzbee, an acclaimed litigator and former Houston mayoral candidate.
In the hotly contested run-off for District G, covering River Oaks and much of conservative West Houston, incumbent Mary Nan Huffman faces off against challenger Tony Buzbee, an acclaimed litigator and former Houston mayoral candidate.
Evans-Shabazz in runoff for Houston City Council District D with Travis McGee
In the run-off for District D, incumbent Dr. Carolyn Evans-Shabazz is back to defend her seat against long-time community organizer Travis McGee.
In the run-off for District D, incumbent Dr. Carolyn Evans-Shabazz is back to defend her seat against long-time community organizer Travis McGee.
Plummer v. Morales in runoff for Houston City Council At Large # 4
City Council At-Large Position 4 is shaping up with a showdown between a retired Air Force officer, Lt. Colonel Roy Morales, and the incumbent dentist, Dr. Letitia Plummer.
City Council At-Large Position 4 is shaping up with a showdown between a retired Air Force officer, Lt. Colonel Roy Morales, and the incumbent dentist, Dr. Letitia Plummer.
Houston City Council At Large # 3- Runoff candidates Carter v. Cantu
The battle for Houston City Council At-Large Position 3 narrows to two contenders: longtime public servant Richard Cantu and former Houston Astros Foundation Director Twila Carter.
The battle for Houston City Council At-Large Position 3 narrows to two contenders: longtime public servant Richard Cantu and former Houston Astros Foundation Director Twila Carter.
Willie Davis and Nick Hellyar - runoff candidates for Houston City Council At Large # 2
In the run-off for City Council At-Large Position 2, Reverend Willie Davis competes with realtor Nick Hellyar, who has a history of public service before transitioning to the private sector.
In the run-off for City Council At-Large Position 2, Reverend Willie Davis competes with realtor Nick Hellyar, who has a history of public service before transitioning to the private sector.
Run off candidates for City Council At Large # 1 Melanie Miles and Julian Ramirez
Houston's City Council At-Large Position One is heating up as well-known attorney and former prosecutor Julian Ramirez faces off against fellow lawyer and community activist Melanie Miles in a race for the seat.
Houston's City Council At-Large Position One is heating up as well-known attorney and former prosecutor Julian Ramirez faces off against fellow lawyer and community activist Melanie Miles in a race for the seat.
Chris Hollins & Orlando Sanchez runoff candidate for Houston City Controller
The City Controller runoff features Chris Hollins, a 37-year-old attorney and former Harris County Clerk, facing off against Orlando Sanchez, a 66-year-old with prior experience as Harris County Treasurer and at-large council member.
The City Controller runoff features Chris Hollins, a 37-year-old attorney and former Harris County Clerk, facing off against Orlando Sanchez, a 66-year-old with prior experience as Harris County Treasurer and at-large council member.
Israel Hamas war continues, war of words in U.S. heats up - What's Your Point?
President Biden, despite pleas for a ceasefire, asserts it will stop when Hamas loses the ability to harm Israelis.
President Biden, despite pleas for a ceasefire, asserts it will stop when Hamas loses the ability to harm Israelis.
Centerpoint starts adding natural gas utilities surcharge to customer bills - What's Your Point?
Texans are facing the fallout of a $3.5 billion debt from the disastrous Winter Storm Uri, with a surcharge added to every natural gas bill to settle the debt over the next 16 years.
Texans are facing the fallout of a $3.5 billion debt from the disastrous Winter Storm Uri, with a surcharge added to every natural gas bill to settle the debt over the next 16 years.
A brutal week for Houston's outgoing mayor - What's Your Point?
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner faces scrutiny for attempting to charge the taxpayer-funded Houston First Corporation $124,000 for his "legacy" book.
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner faces scrutiny for attempting to charge the taxpayer-funded Houston First Corporation $124,000 for his "legacy" book.
Tough new border laws may cause more issues in Texas- What's Your Point?
Texas Republicans push through controversial border bills, allocating a hefty sum for an additional border wall and creating state law criminalizing entry into Texas from a foreign nation without documentation.
Texas Republicans push through controversial border bills, allocating a hefty sum for an additional border wall and creating state law criminalizing entry into Texas from a foreign nation without documentation.
Once again the education savings account (vouchers) fails in House education bill - What's Your Point?
Governor Abbott's push for a "school choice" bill, allocating public funds for private schools, crumbled amid opposition from House Democrats and rural Republicans.
Governor Abbott's push for a "school choice" bill, allocating public funds for private schools, crumbled amid opposition from House Democrats and rural Republicans.
More than 11,000 reported dead in Gaza amid Israel's counter-attack
President Biden, despite pleas for a ceasefire, asserts it will stop when Hamas loses the ability to harm Israelis.
President Biden, despite pleas for a ceasefire, asserts it will stop when Hamas loses the ability to harm Israelis.
$3.5 billion debt lands on Texas ratepayers' shoulders
Texans are facing the fallout of a $3.5 billion debt from the disastrous Winter Storm Uri, with a surcharge added to every natural gas bill to settle the debt over the next 16 years.
Texans are facing the fallout of a $3.5 billion debt from the disastrous Winter Storm Uri, with a surcharge added to every natural gas bill to settle the debt over the next 16 years.
Mayor Turner's Legacy book sparks financial dispute
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner faces scrutiny for attempting to charge the taxpayer-funded Houston First Corporation $124,000 for his "legacy" book.
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner faces scrutiny for attempting to charge the taxpayer-funded Houston First Corporation $124,000 for his "legacy" book.
Texas lawmakers greenlight criminalizing unauthorized entry
Texas Republicans push through controversial border bills, allocating a hefty sum for an additional border wall and criminalizing entry without documentation.
Texas Republicans push through controversial border bills, allocating a hefty sum for an additional border wall and criminalizing entry without documentation.
Texas AG Ken Paxton heads to trial in whistleblower case
Two months post his acquittal by the Texas Senate on impeachment charges, including bribery and abuse of office, Attorney General Ken Paxton faces a new challenge.
Two months post his acquittal by the Texas Senate on impeachment charges, including bribery and abuse of office, Attorney General Ken Paxton faces a new challenge.
'School choice' bill faces collapse amid bipartisan opposition
Governor Abbott's push for a "school choice" bill, allocating public funds for private schools, crumbled amid opposition from House Democrats and rural Republicans.
Governor Abbott's push for a "school choice" bill, allocating public funds for private schools, crumbled amid opposition from House Democrats and rural Republicans.