Houston Mayor Issues Order Limiting Police Reports to ICE
Mayor John Whitmire's executive order directs the Houston Police Department to report only certain arrested people to federal immigration officers.
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Mayor John Whitmire's executive order directs the Houston Police Department to report only certain arrested people to federal immigration officers.
Two DFW Airport Mart stores will be rebranded as 7-Eleven, and new Whataburger and Starbucks locations are planned on airport property.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire announced Friday he is directing the Houston Police Department to reduce contact with Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. HPD will contact ICE only when a person with an ICE adminis…
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality announced a webinar about the Governmental Alternative Fuel Fleet Grant Program, which provides funding for state agencies and political subdivisions with fleets of more tha…
Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa promised during her campaign to give every Texas adult a one-time $1,500 payment. The proposal would require approval from the Texas Legislature, specifically two-thirds votes in both chambe…
State Rep. Senfronia Thompson announced she has pledged support from a majority of House members to become the next Texas House speaker. The formal vote will occur when the Legislature convenes on Jan. 12, 2027.
Business development manager Jennifer Alexander gave updates on the $12.5 million Town Square modernization at a Nov. 3 meeting.
Meals on Wheels of Odessa says its homebound clients will receive a holiday meal sponsored by H-E-B as part of the 24th Annual Feast of Sharing.
Clear Creek ISD's board of trustees will consider adopting the Texas Education Agency's Bluebonnet Learning Math open education resources instructional material transition plan for the 2026-27 school year. District elig…
City officials held a groundbreaking for the restoration of the 1925 Char House, which has been vacant since 2003.
The board will vote on a plan to adopt the Texas Education Agency's Bluebonnet Learning math materials, a step tied to state funding eligibility.
Residents gathered outside the Uvalde Leader-News to follow election results on its whiteboards on Nov. 3.