Harris County's Institute of Forensic Sciences receives a $12 million federal grant to expand and enhance operations to reduce criminal case backlogs.

Harris County allocates an additional $4 million for legal aid to help tenants facing eviction, adding to a prior commitment and supporting housing stability.

Former TSU Police Chief Mary Young is involved in a legal fight, alleging she was fired for blowing the whistle on an inappropriate relationship, while TSU accuses her of fraud.

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner hosted a meet-and-greet at City Hall with NASA's Johnson Space Center Director and the Artemis II crew, discussing the upcoming lunar orbit mission.

The Texas Rangers have yet to disclose findings from their investigation into the controversial Harris County 2022 elections, leaving voter trust in limbo.

Texas mayors from major cities are working with GOP leaders for bipartisan benefits, while an Illinois Republican foregoes a race due to Trump's influence.

Harris County's "Uplift Harris" program will offer $500 monthly to low-income families for 18 months using $20.5 million from the American Rescue Plan Act.

Rep. Jacey Jetton defends his Texas House seat amid intra-party conflict stemming from his vote to impeach Attorney General Paxton, despite his conservative stance and legislation.

Houston Fire Department began offering free health and cancer screenings to its members in line with NFPA standards to detect early signs of job-related health risks.

Houston Independent School District is now a "District of Innovation," allowing it to bypass certain state laws and extend the school year, with plans to hire uncertified teachers. This move has met with mixed reactions.

The HISD Superintendent, involved in a costly district event, seeks approval for $2M spending without board oversight, sparking debate over transparency.

Harris County's Uplift Harris program will provide $500 monthly for 18 months to over 1,900 families in need, utilizing funds from the federal American Rescue Plan Act. Eligible households must earn below 200% of the federal poverty line.

A judge ordered Houston to begin collective bargaining with firefighters within 30 days, ruling in favor of the firefighters' association regarding back pay and benefits discussions.