Keeping the school safety pledge
The panel discusses the recent remarks made by House Speaker Dade Phelan, on how to make and keep schools safer.
Protecting the power grid
The panel discusses the plan to offer ultra-low interest state-backed loans for construction of a new "dispatchable" power plants.
Casino gambling in the Lone Star State
Panel discusses casino gambling becoming legal in Texas.
Property tax relief
Panel discusses the state's $31 billion dollars being deemed as "property tax relief" funding.
Gilbert Garcia enters mayor's race
Former Metro chairman Gilbert Garcia filed candidacy for the Houston may's race Friday.
Parental benefits for Texans with "more" children
In a bid to incentivize parenthood here in the lone star state - representative Bryan Slaton has proposed major property breaks for couples who have four or more kids. The benefit comes with an upwardly sliding scale - with parents rearing ten children - wiping out their property tax burden altogether.
Congressman Dan Crenshaw calls for military force against Mexican cartels
Mexico's President has been lashing out at the former-Navy Seal ever since he filed legislation which would authorize the use of American military force to combat and eradicate the drug cartels which are flooding the U.S.. with deadly fentanyl.
I-45 expansion project gets the green light
The "rebuild", is set to displace more than a thousand dwellings and an estimated 340 businesses. Both Mayor Turner and Harris County leaders have withdrawn their objections and legal challenges, but opposition to the project still exists at the grassroots level,
Trust the process, best outcome for the city
In the recent bidding process for the concessions at Houston's Hobby Airport, the incumbent Pappas family business was outbid by Areas, an international company that incorporated local restaurants in its bid. Prompting our Sunday survey question: Should local businesses be favored over out-of-town competitors when it comes to city contracts, even if it means less revenue?
Fact, fiction, opinion, news . . .
The What's Your Point panel weighs in on the latest releases from the Dominion defamation lawsuit against FOX News.
5 women sue Texas for lack of abortion access
In partnership, with the Center For Reproductive Rights - the five women are demanding the state clarify what constitutes an emergency medical exception for receiving an abortion in Texas.
Lt. Gov. offers Senate solutions for the Texas power grid
Lt. Governor Dan Patrick lays out the Texas Senate plan to secure the power grid and increase reliability for all Texans
What's Your Point?"A city of murderers within a city of law abiding citizens"
Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg appeared before the Texas Senate Criminal Justice committee this week in support of several new bills., The What's Your Point panel discusses the bills, her testimony and violent crime in Houston and Harris County.
Are Texas GOP Leaders targeting Harris County and Houston - What's Your Point?
Lots of varied opinions on this one - Are GOP leaders in Austin targeting Houston and Harris County with right-leaning reforms?
State Democrats push for common sense gun reform - What's Your Point?
Greg Groogan and the panel talk about the gun safety bills being filed by state Democrats that likely will never move out of committee.
Banning foreign land ownership and the unintended consequences -What's Your Point?
Greg Groogan and the panel discuss Senate Bill 147 and the fear it's creating oforAsians and other ethnic groups,
75% reduction proposed in homestead tax exemption - What's Your Point?
Greg Groogan and the panel discuss the record-breaking homestead tax exemption proposed by Paul Bettencourt in the Texas Senate.
4- day school week approved in Crosby ISD- What's Your Point?
Greg Groogan and the What's Your Point panel discuss the pros and cons of a 4 day school week
TEA takeover of HISD - What's Your Point?
Greg Groogan and the panel discuss the impending TEA takeover
State Rep. Martinez Fischer against funding for education vouchers
The panel discusses the case being made by State Representative Trey Martinez Fischer, being against the funding for education vouchers and for additional resources to boost the state's existing public schools.