Lone Star College System withdraws court proceedings related to Nov. 5 ballot error
On Feb. 6, Lone Star College System’s board of trustees voted to withdraw federal court proceedings concerning the Nov. 5
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Study finds Houston can save 15% on spending with these key changes
Houston officials laid out the results Feb. 12 of a citywide efficiency study that was conducted in late 2024. The
Fire station grand opening, golf tournament: 4 Lake Houston-area events to attend this weekend, Feb. 14-17
Check out what’s happening in the Lake Houston area this weekend, Feb. 14-17.
TEA commissioner denies former Humble ISD superintendent’s termination appeal
Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath denied former Humble ISD Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen’s appeal of the board’s decision to terminate
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo announces this season’s new attractions, foods
The HLSR has several new art installations, rides and food selections attendees can expect this season.
Texas Senate panel moves to increase tax exemptions for homeowners
A bipartisan committee voted unanimously to send to the full Senate legislation that would raise the state homestead exemption by
Harris County’s early childhood education pilot program faces closure
A pilot program offering free early childhood education for kids age 4 and younger across Harris County could be ending
Dredging district, mental health research: Check out bills filed by Lake Houston-area legislators
Lawmakers across the state have been filing bills for the 89th session since Nov. 12 with a filing deadline of
Harris County commissioners demand reevaluation on $130M funding gap for subdivision drainage program
Harris County Commissioners Court ordered the county’s engineering department to return with more information on its subdivision drainage program after
Housing affordability improves in Houston for 2nd quarter in a row
40% of Houston area households able to purchase a median-priced single-family home.