The SEIU – one of the nation’s largest public sector employee unions – are finally coming under fire for their tactics.

While HISD’s official press releases have pointed blame for the overspending of bond funds to inflation. An internal report says that it was officials who overspent on construction projects without approval.

Laura Fillault is what the Woodlands needs to lead it in the coming years. Her effort has protected residents from unwanted projects, unnecessary bonds, and overspending, now it’s time for her to be on the board.

District G would be best served with either candidate. Both are passionate, dedicated, and well-equipped to handle the issues the city faces.

Our endorsements for Houston’s municipal election.

Without considering who would best handle Houston’s most serious problem: pension debt. The Houston Chronicle opted to endorse Turner and praise him for his years of being an elected official.

Frank Hodges, a veteran employee with HISD, reported numerous instances of waste and mismanagement in the district but was repeatedly ignored.

Recently, a Houston school district employee refuted claims that the district's board was unaware of ongoing problems with budget and contracting practices. Now, a longtime HISD vendor, Charter Roofing, is also saying they too alerted Audit Committee Chair Trustee...