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Commissioners voted along party lines to explore ways to promote and expand access to abortion and contraception in the state’s most populous county.
Commissioners voted along party lines to explore ways to promote and expand access to abortion and contraception in the state’s most populous county.
Granger, who worked for the water district for over 15 years as an event planner, had a permit to host Oktoberfest rescinded in June.
Judge Darrell Jordan of Harris County Criminal Court 16 faces charges for punishing investigative reporter Wayne Dolcefino without a hearing.
The lawsuit objected to only half of the redrawn council districts appearing before voters this November.
Chief Pete Arredondo has faced withering criticism from elected officials and state police as they investigate his response to the shooting.
Earlier this month, the Dallas City Council was slated to consider firing the city manager after complaints from several council members.
Alamo Trust agrees to extend visiting hours on the second Saturday of September, the month when Tap Pilam holds its remembrance ceremony.
From June 27-30, Fort Worth residents may surrender an unwanted firearm to the Fort Worth Police Department in exchange for a $100 Visa gift card.
At a press conference with elected officials, Crime Stoppers of Houston showed that violent crime, especially towards children, has risen significantly.
County Judge Lina Hidalgo says the program will use federal ARPA funds to provide childcare for 1,000 children for three years.
Dallas County voters decided to shut down the agency in a 2017 referendum.
After a federal judge ruled the university in violation of the First Amendment, the school agreed to pay $30,000 and permanently revise its policy.