Nina Ahmad says families still lack answers two decades into the Olney missing women case as Council authorizes new hearings.

A proposal for an independent inspector general is among the charter changes under consideration.

League City will yank its license plate readers within 72 hours if voters reject them on Proposition A, council members say.

Alexandra Lambert's reappointment takes effect Saturday, but one council member questioned whether standard hiring requirements apply.

Mark Levine campaigned on reinvesting in Israel bonds. Now he says the math and the moment don't add up.

A 1.7-mile unpermitted march ended back at Milam Park as a Trinity professor urged protesters there's safety in numbers.

Crestwood South residents voted 41-1 to back the church's move, but feared a bait-and-switch after years of stalled plans.

Council members face a November 5 vote on rolling forward property taxes to avoid deep cuts to shelters and eviction defense.

The Virginia governor visited Virginia State and Norfolk State in one day, while a new budget pumps millions into four HBCUs.

Angela Rodriguez Prilliman says voters in deep-red Parker County are frustrated over healthcare and data centers — even if they rarely back a Democrat.

The final NY-17 showdown turned personal as Lawler needled Conley's Virginia roots while both sparred over the Bronx ICE shooting.

Denise Lyn says she flagged Inverness Village 4's unpaved, flood-prone roads years ago but was told it wasn't a priority.

Hampton alone has lost an estimated $70 million since the program began, money leaders say could have funded flood control or school projects.