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Flood and tornado watches issued for Southeast Texas region
The Piney Woods area northeast of Houston is expected to receive 3-6 inches of rainfall, with greater amounts possible in some isolated areas, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Tim Cady, who said Liberty and Montgomery counties as well as parts of Harris County could receive between 2-4 inches.
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Houston
Community remembrances planned for Houston civil rights leader Rev. William Lawson
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Law Enforcement
Mayor Whitmire’s HPD panel finds failures in records system led to suspended cases
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Border
Legality of Texas’ floating barrier on Rio Grande goes before full 5th Circuit appeals court
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Fort Bend
New nonprofit to bring Pride events to Fort Bend County
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Houston
Trial date set for last wrongful death lawsuit stemming from 2021 Astroworld Festival
International
Swedish Foreign Minister Tobias Billström seeks improved cooperation with U.S., and Texas, on space issues
Billström has been the Foreign Minister of Sweden since 2022. He visited Austin and Houston earlier this week.
City of Houston
- City of Houston Houston Mayor Whitmire’s proposed 2025 city budget focuses on public safety, infrastructure without raising taxes
- City of Houston City begins collecting debris in Kingwood after storms damage hundreds of houses
- Houston New marker in Houston’s Third Ward honors longtime church leader Rev. Edward Coates
- Houston Matters Houston City Council member: Next police chief should be data-driven, transparent and ‘can take responsibility’
- Public Safety Houston Mayor John Whitmire calls attention to poor conditions at Kingwood fire stations
Texas
- Texas Texas lawmakers pledge to tackle squatting after hearing ‘horror’ stories from homeowners
- Texas Are public universities doing enough to comply with Texas’ DEI ban? Lawmakers will decide
- HISD Report about charter schools founded by Houston ISD superintendent Mike Miles prompts calls for investigation
- Court Houston woman pleads guilty in Henry Cuellar bribery investigation
- Education News Houston-area lawmaker, other Democrats in Texas House call for special session to increase public school funding
Most Viewed
- Report about charter schools founded by Houston ISD superintendent Mike Miles prompts calls for investigation
- Barge crash into Galveston bridge causes oil spill, closure of causeway
- Katy ISD teacher arrested, charged for allegedly possessing child pornography
- Transparency questioned after Cy-Fair ISD trustees vote to remove textbook chapters
- Woman suing Santa Fe officers over fire ant bites asserts they violated her rights
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Politics
- Houston Matters HISD Superintendent Miles responds to allegations his Texas charter school sent public funds to a school in Colorado.
- Court Houston woman pleads guilty in Henry Cuellar bribery investigation
- Civil Rights Full 5th Circuit court hears Galveston County’s defense of its 2021 redistricting plan
- Education News Houston-area lawmaker, other Democrats in Texas House call for special session to increase public school funding
- Civil Rights Galveston County voting rights case set to go before full 5th Circuit appellate court
Education News
- Education Child Protective Services, Tomball ISD investigating ‘unprofessional behavior’ allegations against former special education teachers
- Texas Are public universities doing enough to comply with Texas’ DEI ban? Lawmakers will decide
- HISD Report about charter schools founded by Houston ISD superintendent Mike Miles prompts calls for investigation
- Education News Transparency questioned after Cy-Fair ISD trustees vote to remove textbook chapters
- Education News Klein ISD adopts resolution to strengthen security in wake of child trafficking arrest
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