Slightly more than two months after spirited local runoffs, voters will start returning to the polls Tuesday for a whole new round of elections.
Early voting begins Tuesday (President’s Day is preventing the usual Monday launch) for lengthy party balloting on everything from governor to precinct judges. Read More »
On Saturday, June 20, 2009, Houston Style Magazine was on hand at the Power to Choose Electricity Provider Workshop at Workforce Solutions-Southwest. Read More »
Pressure is building on the city to reconsider the shutdown of one-way traffic to a roadway near the intersection of Westheimer and Beltway 8. Read More »
Homeowners in default on their mortgages would get extra time to iron out their finances before their house is put up for sale under a bill the House approved Friday. Read More »
Residents and elected officials in Alief are adamant that their community doesn’t need another apartment complex, especially one with reduced rents. Read More »
Every time a car zooms by her home, Brenda Oliveira freezes, trying to pinpoint the whereabouts of her two small children and those of her neighbors.
Then, she fumes. Read More »
For many years, Kristi Thibaut’spersonal goals were becoming a Texas lawmaker and becoming a mother. She just never thought both would happen for the first time when she was 44. Read More »
State lawmakers agreed Thursday to spend $300 million to help the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston recover from Hurricane Ike. Read More »
“God forbid that the day will come when we will see women turned loose upon the nation, a set of raving, tearing politicians, standing elbow to elbow with the rabble and toughs; unsexing themselves to the detriment of the home and of all social and domestic relations.” —Anonymous Texas woman, quoted in the San Antonio Express, 1894 Read More »