Survey: Houstonians eyeing relocation
Recent polling by the US Hobby Center reveals 57% of Houstonians have considered moving, with severe weather being a significant factor.
CenterPoint faces investigation on Beryl
State Senator Paul Bettencourt pledges a thorough investigation into CenterPoint's performance before, during, and after Hurricane Beryl.
Houston poor tree control behind power woe?
Houston's ongoing power outages are blamed on poor vegetation control; city officials urge aggressive action and accountability from CenterPoint and local government.
Houston outrage over power outages
Houston City Council members expressing outrage over repeated power outages during summer storms, highlighting Mayor Whitmire's challenges with inherited infrastructure issues and the urgent need for better preparation and recovery plans.
Lt. Gov. Patrick vows justice after deputy's killing
Amid storm recovery, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick condemns violence after Deputy Esqueda's murder, vowing tough penalties for gun crimes in Texas.
"What's Your Point?' panel reacts to Whitmire
After Hurricane Beryl, Houston leaders address infrastructure gaps, pledging solutions for emergency preparedness and service improvements.
Mayor Whitmire's flood plan for Houston
Mayor John Whitmire discusses Houston's flood preparedness and tragic recent losses, emphasizing the need for proactive solutions to address flooding hotspots.
Whitmire discusses Houston's post-Beryl challenges
Houston Mayor John Whitmire criticizes the closure of nine fire stations due to lack of generators during power outages, vowing to address city vulnerabilities and utilize ARP funds effectively for recovery.
Governor questions CenterPoint's response
CenterPoint claims record speed in restoring power post-Hurricane Beryl, but faces scrutiny from Governor Greg Abbott over ongoing issues.
Houston's power crisis post-Hurricane Beryl
Houston leaders express frustration over CenterPoint's response to Hurricane Beryl, citing ongoing power outages and delays in restoration efforts despite preparations and promises.
Biden pulls ads amid Trump assassination attempt
Following an assassination attempt, former President Trump remains defiant, prompting shifts in campaign strategies and raising questions about election dynamics.
Trump survives assassination attempt
A gunman's attempt to assassinate former President Donald Trump has drawn global condemnation, altering the election landscape despite Trump's current lead in Texas.
Pronoun inclusion sparks debate in Harris County
Harris County Commissioner Tom Ramsey criticizes workplace inclusion of personal pronouns, calling it divisive and potentially toxic.
Texas hospital whistleblower faces legal battle
A former Texas Children's Hospital employee faces legal consequences for leaking patient records, sparking controversy over transgender healthcare treatments for adolescents.
Harris County deputies seek fair pay vote
Harris County Deputies are pushing for collective bargaining rights through a voter referendum due to chronic issues with underpayment and resources.
Texas taxpayers fund $20B border wall
Texas taxpayers are funding a $25 million per mile border wall, with only 4% completed so far and projections stretching its completion to 2055.
Life or death for Jocelyn Nungaray's killers?
The tragic murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray has sparked debate over justice, immigration policies, and the appropriate punishment for her killers,
Biden's future in question as poll numbers drop
There's growing tension around President Biden's leadership, with calls from within his own party for him to step aside, despite assurances from the White House about his health and intentions.
Unpacking the first presidential debate - What's Your Point?
This week's presidential debate left Democrats panicking as Joe Biden's cringeworthy performance highlighted his physical and mental frailty, overshadowing Trump's false claims and raising serious concerns about Biden's fitness to lead.
More toxic ash unearthed near housing site
Activist Alan Atkinson raises concerns about environmental hazards like lead and dioxins exposed by tree removal at the 800 Middle Street housing project, questioning if it's environmental racism.