San Antonio and Houston Gear Up for Local Elections, Voters to Decide on Critical Races and School Bonds
Texas voters face local elections on May 4, including Bexar County's first board of directors vote and Houston's Senate District 15 race, with a call for awareness of voting rights and procedures.
Harris County Judge Orders Mandatory Evacuation as San Jacinto River Nears Harvey Levels, Houston On High Alert
Judge Lina Hidalgo declares mandatory evacuation for East Fork of the San Jacinto River in Harris County due to severe weather and high water levels near Hurricane Harvey records.
Houston Man Charged With Aggravated Assault Using Car in Alleged Road Rage Retaliation
A man in Houston, Justin Fernandez, was charged with Aggravated Assault for intentionally ramming his vehicle into another after a past dispute. His bond is set at $30,000. The victim's condition is undisclosed.
Justice Department Sues Texas Department of Criminal Justice for Alleged Religious Discrimination Against Clerk
The DOJ has sued TDCJ for religious discrimination against an employee who was suspended, questioned, and fired over her Ifa faith practices at work, violating the Civil Rights Act.