Texas Senate passes restrictions on drag performance bills - What's Your Point?
The panel comments on recent legislation in the Texas Senate imposing additional restrictions on drag shows and blocking funding from municipal libraries if they participate in any form of performers dressing as the opposite sex, all with criminal penalties attached.
Texas Senate pushes teacher raises and school choice bills though to House What's Your Point?
The panel joins Greg Groogan in a discussion of pending legislation in the Texas Legislature regarding school choice and letting "the money follow the child"
Court ruling creates uncertainty over access to abortion pill
A quick discussion on the late Friday ruling about access to the abortion pill by federal judge in Texas.
The arrest and arraignment of former President Donald Trump
Surprisingly some agreement among the panel as they discuss the 35 felony counts Donald Trump is facing and how this might impact the 2024 election.
Metro ridership over the years
Recent report shows Houston mass transit ridership is down but as the panel points out there have been a lot of changes in the city over the past 20 years and perhaps there's more to Metro's service to the city than daily ridership.
Slowing gentrification, City Council approves conservation districts
In an effort to slow rapid change in Houston's historic neighborhoods some communities are embracing the idea of becoming a conservation district. Greg Groogan and the panel discuss the pros and cons of the concept.
Chris Hollins drops out of Mayor's Race
And in local politics - former Harris County Clerk Chris Haollins is dropping out of the Houston mayoral competition and instead announces he will be running for City Controller.. Greg Groogan and the panel talk about the political maneuverings and the reasons and reactions behind them
Tennessee expels Democratic representatives for raucus protest in legislature
Greg Groogan leads the panel in discussion about the Tennessee lawmakers expelled for participating in a anti-gun protest on the chamber floor.
Texas State Comptroller Hegar rescinds lawsuit against Harris County
The panel discusses the muddled math and how a budget year is defined as the state contends Harris County defunded constables and the Commissioners Court holds to their definitions and proclaims the county crime prevention budget actually increased.
Texas Senate bills add restrictions with criminal penalties to drag shows
The panel comments on recent legislation in the Texas Senate imposing additional restrictions on drag shows and blocking funding from municipal libraries if they participate in any form of performers dressing as the opposite sex, all with criminal penalties attached.
School Choice- will vouchers hurt public schools?
The panel joins Greg Groogan in a discussion of pending legislation in the Texas Legislature regarding school choice and letting "the money follow the child"
Court rules against Prop B, now firefighter pay is up to arbitration, maybe - What's Your Point?
The Texas Supreme Court strikes down Prop B which called for pay parity between HPD and HFD employees. What's left on the table is arbitration.
Texas Congressman Michael McCaul
Texas Congressman and chairman, Michael McCaul, speaks about continuing to provide aid and support from America to the Ukraine.
Candidates have until August 21st to be on the city ballot
The panel discusses the upcoming Mayoral Race and its candidates.
Mayor Race: Gilbert Garcia
Greg Groogan sits down with Gilbert Garcia , as he talks about his bid to be the first Latino Mayor of Houston.
Former President Trump's indictment
The panel discusses Donald Trump facing criminal charges; he was indicted this week in Manhattan on 30 counts of business fraud related to "hush money" payments to porn star, Stormy Daniels.
Houston water bills are about to go up BY 9.2 %
The panel discusses the increase in Houston water bills and the annual rate increases on the way.
Casino bills not moving through committees
The panel discuss the latest bid to legalize casinos and on-line gambling in Texas. LT. Governor Dan Patrick says there are not enough republican votes to move forward.
Election reform bills plentiful in both Texas House and Senate
The panel discusses voter integrity, election bills, and election issues.
State Rep. Jolanda Jones' staff cities 'abusive and hostile' work environment
The panel discusses the accusations made on State Representative Jolanda Jones in regards to her creating an abusive and hostile work environment; following the resignation of 3 of her employees.