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

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.

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.

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

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.

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 …

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

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

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.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued Harris County over its Immigrant Legal Services Fund, alleging the use of taxpayer money for legal defense of undocumented immigrants, while county officials defend the program as lawful and necessary.

Houston’s political heat is rising! From high-energy rallies to key local runoffs, the city proves democracy is alive, bold, and unstoppable.

As America celebrates billion-dollar steel investments in Gary and Pittsburgh, a darker truth emerges: U.S. manufacturing is still in decline. Despite early gains from clean energy and EV production, shifting policies and stalled investment threaten to erase progress—leaving communities where …

Amanda Edwards and Christian Menefee are heading to a January runoff to fill the TX-18 Congressional seat. Meanwhile, longtime Congressman Al Green has announced he will seek election in the newly redrawn district following major changes to Texas’s congressional maps.