Houston launches a clinic to help the disabled community prepare for disasters, featuring personalized planning and resources on May 4 at the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center.

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.

Houston ISD is automatically enrolling high-achieving students in advanced courses and planning to expand an education system overhaul to more schools, affecting student placement and teacher evaluations.

Mayor John Whitmire has yet to meet with Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, raising concerns about their ability to manage emergencies like the upcoming hurricane season.

The Houston Federation of Teachers expressed a vote of no confidence in HISD Superintendent Mike Miles, citing various grievances, including increased spending authority and higher teacher turnover rates.

Houston introduces fixed usage charges for water bills as part of the mayor's Water Bill Improvement Plan, with blue paper bills indicating the change for predictability during meter upgrades.

Annise Parker, former Houston mayor, is considering a campaign for Harris County judge in 2026. She’s in talks with allies but hasn't confirmed her plans. Her move could impact local politics and Democratic Party dynamics in the region.

Houston voters are completing early voting today for a Texas Senate seat and Harris County property tax roles, with Johnson and Cook as Democratic candidates.

Harris County DA Kim Ogg involves AG Paxton's office in prosecuting former staffers of Judge Hidalgo for allegedly manipulating a COVID-19 contract process.

Gov. Greg Abbott addresses Klein ISD issues, highlighting a child sex trafficking arrest and advocating for his school voucher plan, amid multiple teacher arrests and district overcrowding concerns.

Houston's Public Works Director Carol Haddock resigned; Mayor Whitmire named Richard Smith as interim director.

Herbert Sims is confirmed as Houston's new Director of the Department of Neighborhoods by the City Council, after serving as interim director since February.

Cypress-Fairbanks ISD faces a $138 million budget shortfall, considering cuts to staff and services, while exploring revenue options and hoping for state relief.