Is Houston doing enough to address draining? Court says no.
The Texas Supreme Court upheld a ruling that the city of Houston has been short-changing draining projects in its budget.
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University of Houston rescinding policy allowing hybrid work schedules for staff
The move comes two weeks after Houston Mayor John Whitmire said most city employees will be required to work in the office ...
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Excitement builds, local preparations continue with start of 2026 World Cup now 500 days away
Two Super Bowls have been played at NRG Stadium, but in the summer of 2026, an even larger event will take place there.
Firefighter released from hospital after being injured in a Houston apartment fire
A spokesperson for the Houston Fire Department said the firefighters were injured after getting trapped inside one of the ...
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City stops by Houston woman's home hours after Action 13 steps in: 'I just want to thank you'
Just 24 hours after ABC13 reported about a woman with a sky-high water bill, Houston Public Works gave her some good news.
Houston must spend hundreds of millions on streets, drainage after Texas Supreme Court denies appeal
The Texas Supreme Court on Friday denied Houston’s motion to appeal a long-standing lawsuit requiring the city to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on street and drainage projects. Friday's ruling ...
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Houston must allocate more money for drainage projects after Texas Supreme Court rejects appeal
The state's high court effectively upheld a 2024 appellate court ruling that found the city had been short-changing a special ...