A median Sugar Land home could pay $96 more a year, while a lone council vote signals dissent over the hike.

Rep. Al Green's new resolution names Houston construction worker Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, killed by ICE in July with no drugs found in his van.

A new fiscal analysis pegs each Harris County taxpayer's share at nearly $2,960, enough to fund thousands of teacher salaries instead.

Texas kids' hospitals warn a proposed CMS rule could slash funding faster than Congress intended, threatening NICUs and mental health care.

Fulshear council set a maximum rate of $0.20490 as a ceiling, but leans toward a lower $0.19310 figure ahead of a Sept. 1 hearing.

YES Prep West Elementary opened in Alief with seats still open for Pre-K through second grade, even as nearby districts close campuses.

League City's council backed a flat tax rate unanimously, even as it eyes $165.9 million in new infrastructure debt.

A typical Oak Ridge North homeowner could pay nearly $79 more a year as the city grapples with shrinking sales and property tax revenue.

A precinct chair called the mandatory-endorsement plan the most outrageous thing they'd ever seen. The meeting adjourned before a vote.

A Wheatley High CTE teacher says some 17- and 18-year-old seniors couldn't complete a basic writing exercise on day two of classes.

Azle and Cypress-Fairbanks ISDs are pulling in Texas voucher dollars even as the program bleeds their own enrollment.

The August 15 summit at Trini Mendenhall Community Center pairs HOA boards with law enforcement to tackle e-motos, dues, and governance duties.

Roughly 40,000 signatures could put two policing measures before Houston voters this November.