Houston must spend hundreds of millions on streets, drainage after Texas Supreme Court denies appeal
The Texas Supreme Court on Friday denied Houston’s motion to appeal a long-standing lawsuit requiring the city to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on street and drainage projects. Friday's ruling ...
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Houston must allocate more money for drainage projects after Texas Supreme Court rejects appeal
The state's high court effectively upheld a 2024 appellate court ruling that found the city had been short-changing a special ...
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Houston LULAC council criticizes immigration policy changes from Trump administration
Representatives from Houston Millennials and the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement also spoke out Friday.
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Houston residents to see 2% decrease on electricity rates after CenterPoint settlement
Houston’s main electrical company CenterPoint Energy is expected to lower rates on monthly residential and small business ...
City Council says yes to bike plan that could cost billions
San Antonio City Council says yes to bike network plan that could cost billions. Funding still needs to be secured for the ...
Morro Bay moves to block new battery plants after fire. ‘We shouldn’t have to live in fear’
The Morro Bay City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to pause the city’s ability to process new battery plant development permits for the next 45 days. The ordinance said battery energy storage ...
40ish Houston artists under age 40ish: The next generation of creatives shaping the city's future
Meet the 47 artists, dancers, designers, choreographers, musicians, gallery owners from Montrose to the Museum District ...