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Dan Patrick's defeat brings sweet revenge for former Houston radio host

She says Patrick wanted her fired in 1992. Now she's celebrating his defeat.

Houston, TX · 2d

KVUE

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Meteorite that crashed through Texas home on display

Houston, TX · 1d

Houston Chronicle

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Ben Reyes, Houston's first Latino city council member, dies at 79. Here is his legacy.

Ben Reyes, who served as a state lawmaker and then as Houston's first Latino city council member before being sent to prison on bribery charges, has died at age 79.

Houston, TX · 1d

Houston Chronicle

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Houstonians drive past his name every day. He was the last Texas Democrat elected to the Senate

Before James Talarico, a Houstonian held this Texas Democratic distinction for nearly 40 years.

Houston, TX · 1d

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72-Unit Affordable Complex Opens in Spring-Klein as Half of Houston Renters Struggle

A 72-unit affordable housing complex in the Spring-Klein area celebrated its grand opening Friday, offering one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments to families earning 60% or less of the area median income. Saddle Creek Village, located at 15960 Kuykendahl Road in Houston, includes units set aside for households earning as little as 30% and 50% of area median income, along with disability-accessible apartments and energy-efficient appliances throughout.

Harris County, TX · 11h

Subplot News

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Marine Corps veteran votes at Texas school. Then a man accuses her of not being disabled because she drives a Tesla: ‘The jealousy is repugnant’

'Why is it so hard to mind the business that pays you?!?' The post Marine Corps veteran votes at Texas school. Then a man accuses her of not being disabled because she drives a Tesla: ‘The jealousy is repugnant’ appeared first on Subplot News .

Katy, TX · 4d

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Sunnyside Neighbors Demand Demolition of Vacant School After 2025 Fire Scare

Stephen and Jacqueline McCoppy share a backyard fence with the former Kandy Stripe Academy campus in Sunnyside. They say a fire behind the vacant property in 2025 put their home at risk, and they want the building demolished before another incident occurs. In its report, KHOU 11 quoted Stephen McCoppy,...

Houston, TX · 11h

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Downtown Houston Tower Lands $136M Loan to Become 460-Unit Apartments

A 1960s office tower that sat largely empty in downtown Houston for years has landed a $136 million loan to become hundreds of new apartments. 3L Real Estate obtained the financing from Bank OZK to convert One City Centre, a 780,530-square-foot building at 1021 Main St., from office space into 460 residential units and 93 hotel keys.

Houston, TX · 2d

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Houston Mayor John Whitmire says HPD policy changes coming after Democrats' wins in Texas

Mayor Whitmire says HPD will announce policy changes after the midterm election shifted much of Texas' state leadership to Democrats, signaling a potential reset in the relationship between City Hall and Austin.

Houston, TX · 1d

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Fort Bend County Marks America's 250th With Free Richmond History Bash

Fort Bend County is throwing a free, family-friendly party for America's 250th birthday, and it's happening right in downtown Richmond. The Fort Bend County Historical Commission will host Turning 250: Fort Bend County Celebrates the American Journey on Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Fort Bend Museum, 410 S. Fifth St., featuring historical reenactors, live music, hands-on activities and a kickoff proclamation from the Fort Bend County judge.

Richmond, TX · 1d

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Explore 6 Fascinating Texas Museums That Are So Impressive Yet Completely Free To Enter

Ready to discover some of the most fascinating museums in Texas without paying a dime?. These 6 museums offer amazing history, stunning art, and unforgettable experiences for all ages!. 1. Texas Military Forces Museum (Austin) If you’ve ever watched footage of old military equipment and thought you’d love to see...

Texas · 1d

Chron.com

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'Time is up, Mike': HISD protesters celebrate blue wave at Miles' doorstep

HISD critics wasted no time sending Mike Miles a message.

Houston, TX · 2d

Houston Chronicle

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HISD’s appointed Board of Managers will meet with elected trustees, district says

HISD said its state-appointed board is committed to "a smooth and successful transition to elected governance when that time comes."

Houston, TX · 1d

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Houston suburb breaks ground on $15M makeover of iconic historic landmark

After sitting vacant for more than two decades, one of Sugar Land's most recognizable landmarks is getting a $15 million makeover. The city broke ground Thursday on renovations to the historic Imperial Sugar Char House, a century-old building that has long been part of the city's identity. The restoration includes...

Sugar Land, TX · 1d

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Letitia Plummer Makes History as First Black Harris County Judge

History was made in Harris County during the November 3, 2026, midterm elections as Democrat Letitia Plummer became the first Black woman elected Harris County judge, defeating Republican Orlando Sanchez. Plummer also becomes the first Muslim elected to the position, marking a significant milestone for representation in local government. According...

Harris County, TX · 3d

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Houston LGBTQ+ Community Gathers for 2026 Midterm Election Night Watch Parties Across the City

Houston’s LGBTQ community joined voters across the city for election night watch parties on November 3, following closely contested local and statewide races. In Montrose, the Houston LGBTQ+ Political Caucus, established in 1975, hosted a gathering at Play Nightlife alongside Impulse Group, Equality Texas and HRC Houston. Elsewhere, supporters gathered at Karbach Brewing Co. and Timbergrove’s Cactus Cove, where Harris County judge candidate Letitia Plummer celebrated her historic victory. Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones also secured reelection, defeating Republican challenger Steve Radack. From neighborhood bars to campaign gatherings, election night brought together elected officials, advocates and residents following returns that reshaped Texas politics, including Democratic victories in the governor’s race and U.S. Senate contest.

Houston, TX · 1d

Houston Chronicle

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MD Anderson plans $3.4B Houston expansion, including the largest U.S. cancer-focused clinical tower

The Houston cancer center announced plans for two new buildings that will add more than 2 million square feet and allow it to treat about 250,000 patients a year.

Houston, TX · 1d

Houston Chronicle

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Texas elected its first Latina governor. At this Houston bookstore, the moment felt personal.

This East End shop makes space for Latino stories. Gina Hinojosa’s historic win made that work feel even more urgent.

Houston, TX · 2d

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Free diapers for Houston families: community drive set for Saturday in Acres Homes

HOUSTON – As families continue to navigate the rising cost of everyday necessities, two Houston City Council members are teaming up with community organizations to help ease the financial burden. Council Members Edward Pollard and Tarsha Jackson are partnering with Hugs & Diapers, the Houston Health Department and the...

Houston, TX · 1d

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State-appointed managers in Texas takeover school districts brace for imminent removal

Appointed school board managers in some of Texas’ districts under a state takeover said Friday that they are preparing to be out of a job as soon as January. Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa campaigned to stop state takeovers in public schools and to replace Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath with an educator on her first day in office, which would be Jan. 19. The new commissioner could immediately change the governance of the eight districts that were taken over by the state because campuses persistently failed academic standards.

Texas · 1d