This week in politics (Sept. 17, 2025), key legislative battles unfold in Washington, with debates on climate policy and infrastructure funding dominating headlines. Stay tuned for updates on Houston Public Media.
Day: December 30, 2025
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The Houston Independent School District board voted unanimously to remove a teacher and union leader from the classroom, citing concerns over conduct. The decision marks a significant move in the ongoing labor tensions within HISD.
Recent crime at a Meyerland corner store has renewed concerns about safety at the nearby Life at Jackson Square apartments. Residents and authorities are calling for increased security measures, ABC13 Houston reports.
A megachurch is opening its first permanent location in a former office building, repurposing the space to serve its growing congregation, KHOU reports. The move marks a significant milestone for the church’s expansion.
The Houston Astros have filed a lawsuit challenging a proposed first-ever property tax on their ballpark, arguing it unfairly targets the team. The case, covered by the Houston Chronicle, could impact sports venue taxation nationwide.
Houston police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that killed two women. Additionally, a man found deceased in a bayou has been identified. Authorities continue to seek information. (FOX 26 Houston)
Houston police fatally shot a man suspected of stabbing an officer in the head during an altercation. The wounded officer is receiving medical treatment. The incident remains under investigation.