"Sleep is a biological necessity", just don't do it in public places
The US Supreme Court ruled cities can ban camping and sleeping in public, sparking concerns for the homeless and support from progressive cities.
The consequence of an immigration process - access to this country to anyone who can cross the border
Officials and a grieving community mourn 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, slain by undocumented Venezuelan men, sparking concerns over immigration policies and public safety.
Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia make the case for President Biden
In just 128 days, Americans will elect our next president. Today, we're joined by Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia, a pioneering Latina leader supporting President Joe Biden.
Farewell Aprille Meek: 40 years strong
Executive Producer April Meek has spent four decades at Fox 26 Houston dedicated to informing, entertaining, and inspiring Houstonians, transforming her career into a passionate mission for community improvement.
Judge Hidalgo's non-politicization plea
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo initially urged against politicizing Jocelyn Nungaray's murder, but then blamed Republicans and former President Trump for immigration issues, contradicting her own call for non-politicization.
Supreme Court upholds city bans on public sleeping
The US Supreme Court ruled cities can ban camping and sleeping in public, sparking concerns for the homeless and support from progressive cities.
Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia on Biden support
In just 128 days, Americans will elect our next president. Today, we're joined by Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia, a pioneering Latina leader supporting President Joe Biden.
Jocelyn Nungaray's alleged killers await trial
Officials and a grieving community mourn 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, slain by undocumented Venezuelan men, sparking concerns over immigration policies and public safety.
Lead and dioxins found near low-income 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.
Trump criticizes Biden on border security
Former President Trump highlighted the danger of open borders, linking it to crimes by unvetted immigrants.
Biden and Trump clash over abortion
Former President Trump's assertion about late-term abortion was factually incorrect, as Roe v. Wade does not allow for abortions in the ninth month unless the woman's life is at risk.
Biden's frailty shines in debate
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.
Houston METRO shelves its plan for the University Corridor- What's in the future for public transportation?
Leadership at Houston METRO announced it was shelving plans for a $2.2 billion dedicated bus lane project known as "the University Corridor." Critics have labeled the proposed "BRT" line an unaffordable "boondoggle" incapable of attracting the ridership necessary to justify the enormous expense. Joining us to talk about that decision and other topics - the chairperson of Houston METRO Elizabeth Gonzalez Brock.
What do voters really care about and which candidate is most concerned about economic well-being?
A Monmouth National Survey of top concerns determined voters are intently focused on their financial well-being listing inflation, the economy, everyday bills, housing expense, health care costs and job security as top concerns.
Public corruption exposed- allegations of "self-dealing" in Midtown Redevelopment Authority
Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg revealed public corruption charges in 3rd Ward at the Midtown redevelopment authority. Now facing felony embezzlement and money laundering charges are Todd Edwards - the authority's real estate asset manager and his alleged private sector conspirators Veronica Ugorji and Kenneth Jones.
Biden and Trump locked in poll tie ahead of Atlanta debate
what should we expect - and what does each need to do gain the advantage
Illegal immigrants accused of murdering 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray- What's Your Point?
This week, in our community.... our town - the life of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray was taken. Heaping additional sorrow on this heartbreak is an undeniable degree of complicity by our national leadership.
Congressman Dan Crenshaw on fighting the cartels
Congressman Crenshaw on his role leading a task force aimed at combating the Mexican drug cartels. "They need to know that they have pissed us off. They need to know that it is in their best interest to change their business model. They are still going to sell a bunch of other drugs, but most of those other drugs aren't killing us, fentanyl is."
Justice delayed but not denied
On Texas Death Row for 22-brutal-years... for a killing he didn't commit. It was the fate of Kerry Max Cook - convicted of the 1977 rape, murder and mutilation of 21-year-old Linda Jo Edwards. This week, 47 years after the fact - the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals officially exonerated Cook on all charges - citing egregious police and prosecutorial misconduct. Here in Houston - exoneree Anthony Graves who served time on death row with Cook - expressed gratitude that while "delayed"...justice was not "denied" his friend.
Reaction to METRO's changing plans and financial support to the city.
METRO shelves its plans for the "University Corridor" what's ahead for transportation in Houston, this week's panel chimes in on the recent discussion with MERTO Chairperson Elizabeth Gonzalez Brock