Employees get 2% raises while dual-credit tuition stays at $43 per credit hour for Houston-area students.

Families earning up to $200,000 will pay nothing starting in 2027, as Rice's tuition sticker price climbs toward $93,000 a year.

Houston added 39,700 jobs in a year, yet its jobless rate now tops both Texas and the nation.

Commissioners took no action after an hour of public comment, even as a federal lawsuit targets the county's own equity program.

A year after her penny tax plan collapsed, Judge Hidalgo is back with a new proposal — details still under wraps.

Paxton's civil demand seeks AAP records on pharma ties, with no wrongdoing yet alleged, as Houston hospitals keep giving the shots.

Bellaire is considering looser parking rules, shared lots and off-site credits as officials look to unlock more commercial development.

Ken Paxton’s new Senate campaign plan promises major tax deductions for housing, health care and families as affordability takes center stage in Texas.

Rosenberg is weighing its first property-tax increase in nearly a decade to help close a $2.5 million budget gap. Service cuts and layoffs are also on the table.

A KPRC anchor is suspended after receiving World Cup and Bruno Mars tickets from a Harris County stadium entity. The free seats are now at the center of a newsroom ethics investigation.

Houston Rep. Penny Morales Shaw discussed Texas’ new school-choice accounts, AI rules and support systems for student parents and immigrant families.

A federal judge has blocked Houston from enforcing its minority-contracting goals, creating immediate uncertainty for city procurement and local contractors.

A new TPOR poll shows Abbott narrowly ahead of Gina Hinojosa, with independents and affordability shaping a tight governor’s race.