Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton visited the University of Houston to discuss state policies and community impact. The event highlighted ongoing legal and political issues affecting Texas residents.
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Texas Republicans claim victory after the Supreme Court upheld the state’s congressional map, allowing it to take effect. The ruling marks a significant win amid ongoing redistricting battles.
This week in politics, key legislative debates unfolded on climate policy and infrastructure funding. Washington saw heightened discussions on election reform, while international relations focused on U.S.-China trade talks.
The DOJ has ended its monitoring of illegal dumping in Houston, marking a retreat from environmental justice efforts. The move raises concerns about ongoing pollution and community health impacts in vulnerable neighborhoods.
Houston State Rep. Dennis Paul has announced his bid for the Texas Senate, securing key support from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. The move signals a competitive race shaping up in the state’s political landscape.
This week in politics, key legislative debates unfolded in Washington, while Texas lawmakers advanced critical bills. Houston Public Media breaks down the latest developments shaping the national and local landscape.
The Thomas B. Fordham Institute explores the growing political tensions shaping school boards nationwide, highlighting how conflicts over education are impacting representation and local governance in communities across the U.S.
This week in politics, key developments included heated debates on immigration reform, a bipartisan infrastructure deal, and landmark Supreme Court rulings shaping future policy—covering Houston and national impacts.
A top Harris County official has been charged with car burglary, according to the Houston Chronicle. The incident raises serious concerns about conduct and accountability within local government. Investigation is ongoing.
The Houston City Council special election this November could see voter turnout and outcomes influenced by the concurrent high-profile congressional race, raising stakes for local candidates.
Texas politicians had a pivotal 2025, marked by surprising rises and unexpected falls. The Houston Chronicle breaks down who gained influence and who lost ground in the state’s shifting political landscape.
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.
As Texas Democrats push efforts to address the statewide drought, a new Houston Public Media poll reveals that many voters remain undecided ahead of the primary elections, highlighting a competitive and uncertain race.
Voters in Harris County can cast ballots in the November 2025 election through early voting, mail-in ballots, or on Election Day. Houston Public Media outlines deadlines, locations, and ID requirements to ensure your vote counts.
Losing the Harris Democratic Party endorsement poses a significant challenge for John Whitmire, potentially weakening his campaign by reducing institutional support and voter mobilization in a key Houston stronghold.
In an exclusive interview with the Houston Chronicle, Texas Governor Greg Abbott unveiled his strategy to transform Harris County into a ‘dark red’ stronghold by 2026, aiming to shift the political landscape in the state’s largest county.
Former candidate Jolanda Jones endorses Amanda Edwards in the 18th Congressional District runoff, boosting Edwards’ campaign with key local support in a crucial Houston race.
Businesses relying on the Port of Houston face growing challenges due to Trump’s tariffs and the ongoing government shutdown, disrupting trade and impacting local economies, Houston Public Media reports.
Republican lawmakers urged Texas youth to engage politically at a tribute event for Charlie Kirk in The Woodlands. The gathering highlighted conservative values and encouraged active participation in shaping the state’s future.
The Texas Democratic Party has unveiled a new expansion plan targeting key regions to end its decades-long statewide losing streak, aiming to boost voter outreach and strengthen grassroots efforts across Texas.