The reimbursement for Hidalgo and her former staffers is to cover legal fees related to a bid-rigging investigation in 2022.

The reimbursement for Hidalgo and her former staffers is to cover legal fees related to a bid-rigging investigation in 2022.
A judge denied the Harris County District Attorney’s request to prohibit Kenneth Hartley from contacting any minor as a condition of bond.
The companies—tied to the Chinese Communist Party—are extracting oil all over the state, with 34 wells in Tarrant County.
Parents and school board members are divided in their reactions to newly revealed discussions about splitting Keller ISD into two separate districts.
The commission plans to use the fair as a means of pushing the LGBT agenda.
Multiple speakers were told to be silent when quoting various books’ profane descriptions.
Jason Lee voted in Houston last month but is required to live in Chicago for his employment.
Carlos Jobany Castaneda Lechuga was a lecturer at Texas A&M International University, but has since been removed from the staff directory.
A new ordinance would regulate short-term rentals across Houston.
A majority of the funding would be allocated for rebuilding three campuses.
Webb County voted Republican in November for the first time in 100 years.
Zul Mohamed pleaded guilty Monday to 109 voter fraud felonies.
The teacher is no longer employed following an investigation by the district.
Crane Middle School teacher Lyndell Ray Lee has since resigned from his position.
According to security footage, the 11-year-old was left on the floor for two hours after shattering his femur.
The unnamed staff member is the tiny district’s second employee investigated for alleged misconduct in two years.
Several had to be transported to a local hospital for medical attention.
A video has resurfaced showing a group of men kicking an unconscious Dallas man in the head.
Paul Chabot filed an anti-SLAPP motion in response to State Rep. Frederick Frazier’s lawsuit.
Questions have been raised about what other dangers have slipped into the country undetected.
An amendment permitting voter registrars to enter county facilities will allow Battleground Texas Engagement Fund to use taxpayer-funded buildings.
Attorney General Ken Paxton had warned Bexar County he would sue if the commissioners approved a mass mailing of voter registration applications regardless of whether they were requested.
The school’s founders believe today’s institutions have abandoned the pursuit of truth.
Mansfield council members say voters were informed about the potential uses of tax dollars and that there is no sinister activity taking place.
The Center is launching an investigation into Librarian Rudy Meixell.