Man Shot by Sugar Land Police on Greatwood Golf Course, Faces Felony Charges with $1 Million Bond
Thomas Bartram was shot by Sugar Land police on a golf course after firing gunshots into the ground; he faces felony charges and a $1 million bond. No residents or officers were hurt. The Texas Rangers are investigating.
Harris County Inmate on Death Row for 47 Years May Have Sentence Overturned Due to Mental Health Concerns
Clarence Jordan, a long-term death row inmate, may have his sentence overturned due to his intellectual disabilities and schizophrenia, with legal representation arguing it's unconstitutional under the Eighth Amendment.
Houston Officials Question Mayor's $7 Billion Budget Plan Amid Concerns Over Public Services Cuts
Houston officials are examining Mayor Whitmire’s $7 billion budget proposal, which includes workforce reductions and departmental consolidations without raising taxes. Concerns arise over potential service gaps due to the cuts.
Trump's 2026 Budget Proposal Targets NASA, Threatening Jobs at Houston's Johnson Space Center and Major Research Agencies
Trump's 2026 budget proposal includes significant cuts to NASA, affecting the Johnson Space Center, and targets other research agencies such as the NSF and NIH, raising concerns in the scientific community.












