Judge Lina Hidalgo proposed a tax increase to fund flood control in Harris County, highlighting the need for maintenance funding, as reported by the Houston Chronicle.

Sandy Gaw has been appointed as the new Director of the Houston Public Library, confirmed by the City Council. She brings a diverse educational background to her new role.

A town hall discusses concerns over HISD's proposed $4.4 billion bond, with Rep. Sylvia Garcia moderating debates about financial accountability and tax implications.

Texas purged over 1 million voters from its rolls, including 6,500 potential noncitizens, an action Governor Abbott says ensures election integrity but which faces criticism from voting rights advocates.

Fort Bend ISD's board approves a divisive library book policy giving the superintendent the authority to remove books, overriding a committee & facing strong opposition from the community.

Conroe City Council is considering a 120-day moratorium on new developments in the north of the city to address water supply concerns and plan for new water wells.

Houston ISD Superintendent Miles defends against financial audit demands by state lawmakers, stressing the district's academic improvements and seeking collaboration over discord.

Texas DPS Director Steve McCraw announced his retirement after a 15-year tenure, which encompassed operations like border security but was also marked by controversy, particularly in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting.

Harris County officials consider an 8% property tax increase without voter consent, while Houston ISD seeks a $4.4 billion bond approval for school renovations and upgrades, amidst public skepticism and opposition.

Travis County DA José Garza challenges Texas Gov. Abbott's pardon of Daniel S. Perry, who killed a BLM protester, alleging an overreach of gubernatorial power.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo showcased a stylish ensemble at the DNC, signaling a youthful energy in the Democratic Party and endorsing Kamala Harris with her speech.

Conroe, Texas, is considering a development pause until new water wells are built to address water infrastructure deficits as the city's population grows.

Harris County, Texas proposes a tax rate increase to fund flood control, amends its Uplift Harris plan with spending restrictions, and faces budget cuts ahead of a November vote.