Trump claims best president for Black Americans

President Donald Trump stirred controversy at the National Association of Black Journalists convention by claiming he has been the best president for African Americans since Abraham Lincoln, highlighting his record on employment and wages.

Harris to announce VP pick

As Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick continues to spark debate, attention turns to Kamala Harris, who is set to announce her choice.

Battle for Jackson Lee’s seat begins

As Houston mourns Sheila Jackson Lee, a special election has been called to fill her seat, with a diverse field of candidates including former and current politicians.

Houston faces financial red flag from S&P

Houston's financial stability was downgraded to negative by S&P this week, raising concerns about the city's spending habits and its ability to manage a billion-dollar labor liability amid taxpayer reluctance.

Houston names Noe Diaz as police chief

Houston's new police chief, Noe Diaz, steps in following a major scandal involving the shelving of over a quarter-million alleged crimes due to manpower shortages. His appointment comes amid calls for systemic reforms and increased staffing.

Ex-Police Chief Finner alleges scapegoating

Former Houston Police Chief Troy Finner claims he was made a scapegoat in a massive case shelving scandal. He alleges the scandal, involving over 250,000 complaints and numerous ignored sexual assaults, predated his tenure but damaged his reputation.

FBI crackdown: 50+ defendants in bail scheme

A major FBI crackdown on a scheme involving over 50 defendants accused of fraudulent bail practices. Many released criminals committed new offenses—has justice been served?

Congressman Green backs Harris' Bid

Congressman Al Green, Houston's own, reaffirms his support for Vice President Harris, citing his early backing and belief in her leadership.

Meet Mike Knox: HC sheriff candidate

Harris County voters will choose between retaining the current sheriff or electing former Houston police officer and City Council member Mike Knox.

Mayor halts housing move over toxic waste

Mayor John Whitmire announced a pause on moving families into 800 Middle Street due to contamination concerns. He’s calling for thorough testing to ensure safety, while investigative reports reveal the land was sold despite known contamination issues.

Trump survives attack, eyes unification

Former President Donald Trump, in his acceptance speech for the Republican nomination in Milwaukee, emphasized the need for national unity and his commitment to serve all Americans.