A judge reappointed to the court system after losing his re-election bid last year signed the bond releasing Joseph Harrell.
Despite multiple votes to terminate work with a controversial law firm, Kemah’s city administrator is asking for new contracts in a special meeting.
Social Emotional Learning is a term being used in school curriculum and one San Antonio mom says it's been used in the "grooming" of her child.
Texas' booming population is both a blessing for its economy and a problem for its limited infrastructure.
The state’s highest civil court denied an emergency petition prior to a charter amendment vote that covers multiple criminal justice-related policies.
Using federal dollars, the county plans to provide contraception, screening for STDs, and other pre-conception services to low-income neighborhoods.
The school's "holistic review" admits 20 percent of students under "special circumstances," which includes the race of the applicant.
The court reversed a decision to require all county employees to complete the program, questioning its legal authority to mandate it in the first place.
Representatives of districts along the proposed route have filed bills reining in the power of the rail company and imposing reporting requirements.
Touting improvements in the troubled Houston school district since 2019, Turner is demanding that the state drop plans to intervene.
The pending bill seeks to give local governments more options for legal notices, which are currently restricted to approved newspapers.
Twenty-one Harris County legal election contests remain pending in Texas courts, but a timeline for trials has yet to be determined.
