Texas Democrats arrive at their state convention with optimism, focusing on unity and voter engagement. However, uncertainties about voter turnout and November’s election results continue to raise concerns.
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Rep. Al Green identifies systemic inequality as the biggest problem facing Black America. In a recent Houston Chronicle interview, he emphasizes the need for comprehensive reforms to address economic, social, and criminal justice disparities.
Dan Crenshaw, after clashing with far-right factions and losing an election, remains outspoken. In a recent statement, he delivered sharp critiques, highlighting the deep divisions within Texas GOP politics.
This week in Texas: Households may receive $1,500 relief payments, ICE faces calls for increased accountability, and the intersection of politics and sports sparks debate—all covered by ABC13 Houston.
Political uncertainty looms over Galena Park as recent leadership disputes and election challenges raise concerns among residents. Community members call for transparency and stability in upcoming city decisions.
Letitia Plummer has upset Annise Parker to secure the Democratic nomination for Harris County judge, marking a significant political shift in the Houston area. The race highlights changing dynamics in local governance.
The Supreme Court’s recent ruling easing campaign finance restrictions could boost Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s Senate bid, allowing increased fundraising and spending ahead of the 2024 race, experts say.
Jasmine Crockett’s silence on key issues may weaken James Talarico’s U.S. Senate bid this November, sparking concerns among Houston Democrats about their campaign’s momentum and voter appeal.
The Houston Chronicle reveals which public officials and insiders received complimentary Houston World Cup tickets, raising questions about transparency and fairness in ticket distribution for the high-profile event.
A Houston district court judge ruled the city’s minority business contracting program unconstitutional, sparking debate over race-based policies. The decision challenges efforts to promote diversity in city contracts.
In a recent interview, Greg Abbott emphasized, “Let me talk about faith first,” highlighting Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s deep commitment to faith as a guiding force in his political career.
A new rule announced by the Trump administration aims to accelerate deportations of asylum seekers, reducing legal delays and expediting removals. Critics warn it may undermine due process protections.
This week in politics (April 22, 2026), key legislative debates unfold on climate policy and fiscal reforms. Houston leaders weigh in as national tensions rise, shaping the outlook ahead of the midterm elections.
“Battleground Texas” dives into the latest political shifts in the state, spotlighted on FOX 26 Houston. The segment dissects key races, voter dynamics, and what’s shaping the future of Texas politics.
The Texas GOP convention in Houston began amid tensions and logistical challenges, with delays and disputes over procedural rules marking a rocky start. Party leaders aim to unify ahead of upcoming elections.
Christian Menefee has defeated longtime Houston Rep. Al Green in Texas’ newly redrawn 18th Congressional District, marking a significant shift in local political dynamics, according to The Texas Tribune.
Former Houston Council Member Abbie Kamin was sworn in as Harris County Attorney on Monday, marking a new chapter in her public service career focused on legal and community issues.
Houston faces a legal battle with Texas over its immigration ordinance, challenging state authority amid fierce debates on enforcement and local autonomy. The showdown highlights growing tensions between city and state policies.
Democratic voters expressed renewed optimism as James Talarico took an assertive stance at a Houston rally, energizing supporters ahead of the upcoming elections, according to Houston Public Media reports.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton held a rare press conference but declined to answer any questions from reporters, leaving many issues unaddressed. The Houston Chronicle was on scene for the unusual event.