Posted on · The campaign around Houston’s controversial equal rights ordinance is heating up: Ads are running on radio and TV, endorsements are being made and rallies being held. But do Houstonians want to keep the law? Or make it go away? The latest News 88.7/KHOU 11 News poll shows they are split.
Posted on · The survey was conducted by the Survey Research Center, the University of Houston Center for Public Policy & Rice University.
Posted on · Texas lawmakers are pushing to rename a major street in Houston’s Third Ward named after a former Confederate leader.
Posted on · The update makes it easier for property owners in historic districts to make changes.
Posted on · The Arts and Cultural Plan for Houston will have to wait at least another week before its fate is known.
Posted on · The city says tax incentives have helped create thousands of jobs and improved infrastructure in Houston.
Posted on · Gift shop customers get to choose between paper and a reusable cloth bag for a few dollars.
Posted on · The plan's purpose is to guide development and policy decisions in Houston.
Posted on · The City Council is scheduled to vote on the incentive this week.
Posted on · The city of Houston will work together with Rice University for research projects to address issues facing the region. The partnership was announced at the White House Smart Cities Forum this week.
Posted on · The Houston City Council discussed the proposed “general plan” for more than three hours Wednesday. The debate turned out to be quite contentious.
Posted on · Annise Parker has long talked about a local ban in the absence of a statewide law. She hasn't taken any formal action until now.
Posted on · The plan is to present solutions to budget problems in the final paper.
Posted on · After 75 years, two statues envisioned by the building’s architect will finally stand on its eastern terrace.
Posted on · Polls have shown former Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia is one of two front-runners in a crowded race to be the next mayor of Houston.