Houston-area voters are turning out in force as high-stakes runoff races ignite political energy across Harris County ahead of the May 26 Election Day showdown.

The Texas Supreme Court unanimously rejected efforts to remove State Rep. Gene Wu from office, delivering a major victory for democracy, constitutional balance, and voter representation.

As voter fatigue grows nationwide, Black Americans are being reminded that democracy has never been a spectator sport — and progress still depends on showing up.

As elections grow more frequent and voter fatigue deepens, communities are being urged not to step back from democracy—but to stay engaged and protect their political voice.

Houston leaders united for voting rights, nonviolence, and civic action at the Black Heritage Society’s Anti-Voter Suppression meeting.

Texas politics is reaching a boiling point as high-stakes 2026 primary run-offs ignite fierce battles for the U.S. Senate, Congress, Attorney General, and key Houston-area leadership positions.

Congressman Christian D. Menefee marked his first 100 days in office by highlighting legislative efforts, constituent services, and community engagement while preparing for the May 26 Democratic runoff against Al Green.

Former President Barack Obama joined Texas Democratic candidates James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa in Austin to rally young voters and build momentum ahead of the November election.

Houston’s 10th Annual Pride In Business Celebration returns June 12, 2026 — marking a decade of impact, inclusion, and powerful economic leadership across the city’s LGBTQ+ business community.

The City of Rosenberg has officially unveiled its new Fire Station No. 1 — a modern investment in safety, resilience, and the future of one of Fort Bend County’s fastest-growing communities.

Fear made Willie Horton famous. Redemption made Chris Wilson unforgettable.

U.S. Rep. Christian D. Menefee has introduced the College Affordability and Accessibility Act to double Pell Grants, extend eligibility, and expand access to higher education for low-income and nontraditional students.

Quentin Wiltz wins Pearland mayor's race, flipping a Republican stronghold in the heart of Texas.

Three Texas women have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit challenging year-long bans from the Texas Capitol Complex following a 2025 protest, arguing the restrictions violate their constitutional rights.

Congressman Christian Menefee has introduced the SET Act, a bill requiring special elections within 180 days of a U.S. House vacancy to ensure communities are not left without representation.