The U.S. government has appealed a judge’s order to locate a Venezuelan man deported from Houston. The case raises concerns over due process and the man’s current whereabouts remain unknown.
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The White House is urging Texas to redraw its congressional maps, aiming to curb Democratic advances in the state. This move highlights ongoing battles over redistricting ahead of the next election cycle.
State Rep. Jolanda Jones has officially entered the race for Texas’ 18th Congressional District. The Houston Democrat aims to succeed Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee in this key district.
Houston City Council members are actively using Prop A powers to address various issues, including enforcing stricter apartment inspections, aiming to improve tenant safety and housing standards citywide.
Senate candidate Colin Allred criticized recent redistricting efforts and the government’s flood response during his visit to Houston, emphasizing the need for fair representation and improved disaster management.
Former astronaut Terry Virts has officially launched his Democratic bid for the U.S. Senate in Texas. Leveraging his space exploration experience, Virts aims to bring fresh leadership to the political arena.
Several candidates have announced their intentions to run for the open Houston City Council seat, setting the stage for a competitive race. The Houston Chronicle will provide ongoing coverage as the campaign unfolds.
Houston residents say the city lacks a world-class aquarium, a major attraction found in other big cities. They believe such a venue could boost tourism and provide educational opportunities, filling a notable cultural gap.
Houston churches and faith leaders react to the IRS’s revised stance on political endorsements, sparking discussions on free speech and tax-exempt status. The shift prompts local religious groups to reassess their public advocacy strategies.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo plans to announce her reelection intentions in the coming weeks, Houston Public Media reports. Her decision will shape the county’s leadership and political landscape ahead.
The Houston City Council plans to hold evening public comment sessions to increase community participation. The new schedule aims to make meetings more accessible for working residents, starting this month.
The Texas House advanced a bill that would ban land sales to individuals and entities from specific countries, raising concerns about foreign influence and property ownership in the state. The measure now moves to the Senate.
This week in politics, Houston saw intense debates over infrastructure funding, with local leaders pushing for increased federal support. Key legislative sessions addressed education reform and climate policy updates.
Texas Republicans unveiled a new House map accused of aggressive gerrymandering aimed at securing political power and appeasing former President Trump, sparking sharp criticism from Democrats and voting rights advocates.
Gov. Greg Abbott aims to redraw Houston’s congressional districts, seeking shifts that could reshape political representation. The move sparks debate over potential impacts on local communities and electoral balance.
This week in politics, key debates unfolded on healthcare reform and climate policy, with Houston lawmakers playing a pivotal role. Stay tuned to Houston Public Media for in-depth analysis and updates.
This week in politics, key debates unfolded on healthcare reform and climate policy, while local leaders in Houston addressed infrastructure funding. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis on Houston Public Media.
Houston State Sen. Joan Huffman’s entry into the Texas attorney general race shakes up the Republican primary, introducing a prominent contender with deep legislative experience and strong conservative credentials.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo reports a surge in campaign funds, largely fueled by refunds from legal services. The influx marks a significant shift in her campaign financing, according to Houston Public Media.
Former Houston Mayor Annise Parker announces her bid for Harris County Judge, seeking to succeed Lina Hidalgo. Parker aims to leverage her leadership experience in the race to lead Harris County government.