This week a federal agency sided with the State of Texas in shifting control of $1.27 billion in Hurricane Harvey recovery funds from Houston to the General Land Office.
ICE's "Operation Patriot" cut the legs out from under a major sex trafficking operation in Houston last month.
In the ongoing legal battle between Houston and the General Land Office over Hurricane Harvey relief, the Texas Supreme Court granted a stay in favor of the state today.
The use of personal recognizance bonds for violent offenders, which has led to over 50 deaths in Harris County, became a flash-point in a commissioners court meeting.
Thus far, there are 30 prosecutions for fraudulent use of Paycheck Protection Program money across the country, the latest one being a Houston man who spent it on a Lamborghini Urus, a Rolex watch, and more.
A 29-year-old Houston man has been charged with four felonies after a complaint was filed by a U.S. Postal Inspector.
The stress placed on Houston hospitals from the surge in coronavirus cases is easing as the number of hospitalizations continues its downward trend.
Requests from Texas House Public Education Chair Dan Huberty for consultation with school districts and exceptions for vulnerable students and outdoor activities were rejected in county orders.
While Mayor Turner and Judge Hidalgo call for another Houston area lockdown, Sens. Bettencourt and Creighton say containment measures are working and further economic harm is not necessary.
Chinese officials were reportedly given three days to vacate the Houston consulate by the Trump administration, which criticized China for spying on Americans.
The Texas GOP has chosen to fight the City of Houston's decision to cancel its state convention, filing a lawsuit alleging Mayor Turner used illegitimate means to void the contract.
The Houston mayor's "Wall of Shame" highlights businesses he says have abused the responsibility to manage the conduct of their customers.
