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When Big Tech’s Thirst Threatens Our Health, We Must Demand Better

As massive data center expansion strains water and public health resources from Oregon to Ohio, experts warn that stronger safeguards and zero-water cooling technology are urgently needed to protect communities without sacrificing economic growth.

Jasmine Crockett Rockets Into Texas History as Allred Exits Senate Race

Texas politics experienced a seismic shift as Colin Allred stepped aside, clearing the way for Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett to launch a history-making 2026 U.S. Senate bid amid a rapidly reshaping electoral landscape across Houston and the state.

Crockett Launches 2026 U.S. Senate Campaign With Message of Voting Power and Opposition to Trump

U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett officially launched her 2026 Senate campaign in Dallas, emphasizing voter empowerment and challenging both Texas incumbents and former President Trump.

Colin Allred Ends Senate Bid, Launches Run for Dallas’ 33rd Congressional District

Colin Allred ends his 2026 Senate bid and will run for Congress in Dallas’ newly drawn 33rd District, reshaping the Democratic primary race just before the filing deadline.

Dexter McCoy Announces Run for Fort Bend County Judge, Challenges KP George

Fort Bend County Commissioner Dexter McCoy has announced his candidacy for County Judge, joining incumbent KP George and Democrats Christian Becerra and Ferrel Bonner in the upcoming race

Ghislaine Maxwell Plans to Represent Herself in Bid to Get Out of Prison

Ghislaine Maxwell plans to file a pro se habeas corpus petition seeking her release from prison, according to a recent court filing.

Inspector General Report: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Shared Classified Military Plans on Signal

An Inspector General report found that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth risked exposing highly classified military plans by sharing sensitive information on Signal, raising concerns about operational security and handling of classified communications.

Trump Grants Full Pardon to Texas Congressman Henry Cuellar and His Wife Ahead of 2026 Reelection

President Donald Trump granted a full pardon to Texas Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar and his wife, clearing bribery charges and allowing the congressman to continue his reelection campaign.

Houston Voters Shape the Future in the City Council At-Large 4 Runoff

Early voting is underway in Houston for the City Council At-Large Position 4 runoff—every vote counts ahead of the December 13 election.

A Post-Thanksgiving Reflection: Rediscovering Hope, Healing, and America’s Better Angels

This Thanksgiving, Holly Knoll’s legacy of bipartisan courage and collaboration reminds Houston and the nation that real progress comes from empathy, solutions, and working together across divides.

Free Flu Vaccines Available for Houston Residents at Precinct 4 Community Centers

Harris County Precinct 4 is offering free flu vaccines for children and adults at multiple community centers this holiday season. Commissioner Lesley Briones, in partnership with Harris County Public Health and Harris Health, urges residents to get vaccinated against a …

Christian Menefee, Texas Democratic Caucus Respond to Redistricting Ruling

Federal judges block Texas’ 2025 congressional map, citing racial gerrymandering; Democratic leaders and Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee praise the ruling.

Houston Prepares for High-Stakes 2026 Elections: Key Runoffs and Voter Impact Ahead

Houston faces a high-stakes local and statewide election season, including a special congressional runoff, city council runoff, and Super Tuesday primaries that could reshape the city’s political landscape.

Harris County Approves Historic Worksite Safety Policy to Protect Construction Workers

Harris County Commissioners Court has approved a historic Worksite Safety Policy, setting a new standard for construction worker safety, accountability, and protections.

The Spot Lounge & Bar Hosts Week of Giving with Free Meals for Houstonians

The Spot Lounge & Bar is celebrating the holidays early with its “Sips of the Season Week of Giving,” providing 100 free meals daily to Houstonians in need, November 17–20, at 2003 Emancipation Ave.

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