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Governor-Elect Gina Hinojosa's Transition Team Launches New Website and Resume Portal for Incoming Administration

Some Houston-area residents are helping pay for surface-water infrastructure before it reaches their community. Here’s how that connects to subsidence. Details in the comments. #enough #enoughhouston

Brenham issues boil-water notice for all city residents

Houston’s Proposition A only applies to HPD. What about constables and sheriff’s deputies?

Pedestrian killed in crash on Highway 87 in Crystal Beach

Kuykendahl Road closed after auto-pedestrian crash

Woman found dead inside Clay Road apartment, homicide investigation underway

Houston turning cloudy ahead of Sunday rain chances

‘Sanctuary politicians’: DHS fires back at Houston mayor’s decision to limit HPD cooperation with ICE

Barbers Hill ISD reaches settlement in 6-year legal battle over hair policy

Neighbors catch two young girls thrown from third-story window as family escapes Shady Acres fire

Houston considers restrictions on gas stations near residential neighborhoods

One Houston-area monitoring site recorded nearly 14 inches of subsidence since 2007. Here’s why the ground is sinking and when it could slow. Details in the comments. #enough #enoughhouston

Houston subsidence: Why Katy and parts of Harris County are still sinking

New parking garage opens as Houston’s $1.14B convention district transformation moves forward

Trump is replacing White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with longtime adviser Stephen Miller, days after Republicans lost control of Congress in the midterms. Wiles says she’ll continue working with Trump’s political organization.

Mayor Whitmire is reversing course on HPD’s cooperation with ICE. Under a new executive order, officers will contact ICE only when someone is arrested for a jailable offense and has an administrative immigration warrant—not during routine encounters like minor traffic stops.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire live press conference with city officials

Houston airports announce six projects aimed at improving travel at Bush and Hobby

Sugar Land Arts & Music Festival returns this weekend with free admission, more than 100 artists