What's Your Point?

The Katy ISD school board narrowly passed a new gender identity policy, requiring teachers to inform parents of transgender identification

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Senator Dianne Feinstein, both in their 80s and 90s, recently faced cognitive challenges, sparking a debate about age limits in Congress.

Former New York Mayor and ex-Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani found liable for defamation against Georgia election workers, facing millions in damages and potential bankruptcy.

In 5th Ward, a recent Texas Department of Health Services report found no cancer concerns from Union Pacific operations. Still, residents are skeptical, and the city of Houston had the information since January.

Houston City Council voted to allocate an additional half-million tax dollars for an ongoing legal battle with firefighters who have been without a contract since 2014, even after recent legislative changes granting them the right to arbitration.

Local teachers in Houston have secured a temporary restraining order against the state-controlled Houston ISD amid Superintendent Mike Miles' plans for a complete overhaul of educator evaluations

Houston State Senator Paul Bettencourt celebrates the passage of Senate Bill 1750, one of over 700 new laws in Texas, which eliminates the appointed position of election administrator and returns the responsibility to elected officials.

Houston State Senator Paul Bettencourt celebrates the passage of Senate Bill 1750, one of over 700 new laws in Texas, which eliminates the appointed position of election administrator and returns the responsibility to elected officials.

In Texas, there's a push to ensure a trial for the Attorney General, but the outcome may hinge on whether Republican Senators support dismissing it based on a "forgiveness doctrine."

The What's your Point panel offers some final thoughts about current state of immigration and the Texas border/

Texas Supreme Court gives the green light to Senate Bill 1750, ending the unique "Election Administrator" post in Harris County and returning control of elections to elected Democratic officials.

Amidst unconfirmed rumors of Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo's resignation from clinical depression, questions arise from her aides' bid-rigging indictments and federal inquiry.

Former mayoral candidate and celebrity lawyer Tony Buzbee is stepping into the ring for the District G City Council seat on Houston's west side, aiming to unseat incumbent Mary Nan Huffman, who's firing back by questioning his commitment to the district's needs.

New affordable housing by Superfund sites in Houston raises safety concerns as council members share contrasting views and a lone engineer's approval sparks questions.

Houston firefighter union president Marty Lancton criticizes Mayor Turner's decision to sue first responders despite new legislation mandating arbitration after labor talks fail, leaving many to wonder why the city is spending more taxpayer money on this futile battle.

With just 72 days left until the election, Houston's mayoral candidates are hitting the campaign trail, discussing issues like taxpayer concerns, neighborhood safety, urban development, and the need for a collaborative leader who can make a real impact.

Amid the Houston mayoral race, M.J. Khan, an immigrant and thriving entrepreneur, holds the conviction that his business acumen is the key to revitalizing the city's ailing municipal government.

Former President Donald Trump sticks to his unfounded claims of election tampering during a fiery speech. This is after turning himself in to face multiple criminal charges. At the same time, the Republican Party's deep internal rift is evident.

Greg Groogan talks with State Senator and Houston Mayoral candidate John Whitmire. As longtime chairman of the upper chambers Criminal Justice Committee, Whitmire is absolutely convinced he's the best equipped to attack and ultimately sold the Bayou City's debilitating erosion of public safety.