Pay parity for firefighters
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Panel discusses the money that is owed to firefighters by the city of Houston.

Houston Mayor Election
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Panel discusses the upcoming mayor election.

State leaders to deploy $30 billion surplus
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Panel discusses the $30 billion dollar Texas surplus and how lawmakers plan to spend the funds.

Houston's Next Leader
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Panel discusses power grid, night crime, guns and who will be the next leader for Houston.

What brought you joy and inspiration in 2022
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Greg Groogan shares his joy of the Astros World Series Champions and other panel members way in with their joy and inspiration in 2022.

The January 6th investigation
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The What's Your Point panel discusses the effects of the January 6th investigation

The January 6th unvestigation
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The What's Your Point panel discusses the effects of the January 6th investigation

The January 6th unvestigation
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The What's Your Point panel discusses the effects of the January 6th nvestigation

Inflation in 2022 and the year to come
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The What's Your Point panel discusses inflation, the economy and personal finance for Americans trying to make ends meet

Harris County's super majority
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The What's Your Point panel discusses the supermajority at Harris County Commissioners' Court.

Culture of corruption?
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The What's Your Point panel talks about the corruption allegations including bribery taking place at city hall in 2022.

The legacy of Uvalde
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The What's Your Point panel discusses the tragedy at Robb Elementary and the future of law enforcement reaction and safety in our schools

2022 - The crisis at the border
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The What's Your Point panel discusses the end of Title 42 and the ongoing crisis at the Texas-Mexico border

Russia-Ukraine war and U.S. support
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The What's Your Point panel discusses the Russia-Ukraine War going on now for most of 2022.

Roe v. Wade overturned in 2022
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The What's Your Point panel discusses a woman's right to end a pregnancy.

Election Contention
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In announcing an election "contest" on behalf of incumbent Judge Erin Lunceford, well-known attorney Andy Taylor claimed 80% of the ballot shortages occurring November 8th occurred at precincts considered "Republican strongholds". The lawsuit cites 19 alleged election code violations, including mishandling mail-in ballots. Judge Lunceford, who lost by less than 2800 votes out of more than a million cast, says there are simply too many unanswered questions to concede.

LULAC files lawsuit against city for equal representation
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In a metropolis where Latinos make up more than 45% of the population and yet control only one of 16 seats on the city council - protest at the courthouse.... was just a matter of time.