After a 15-month delay, Houston has finally unveiled former Mayor Sylvester Turner’s portrait at City Hall, following concerns raised by city officials and discussions over the selection process involving Turner’s family.
Texas state employees will soon be required to return to the office full-time under an order from Governor Greg Abbott. The move has sparked concerns over office space shortages, commuting costs, and work-life balance.
Former Houston Mayor and U.S. Rep. Sylvester Turner has died at 70, just months after winning a congressional seat. The city honors his legacy of dedicated public service.
The Trump administration has fired two Houston-based immigration judges, exacerbating the backlog of nearly 3.6 million pending cases nationwide.
A Houston-area nonprofit is continuing its work assisting unaccompanied immigrant children despite a recent federal order that temporarily halted legal aid services. The Galveston-Houston Immigration Representation Project (GHIRP) has vowed to support vulnerable minors, many of whom have been separated from their families or abandoned, as legal uncertainty looms.