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  • City Council Approves Five New Historic Landmark Designation

    HOUSTON – The City Council approved the designation of five historic properties, including four protected landmarks and one landmark, on Dec. 11. The properties are all located Landmarks in Council District C: Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Johnston House, 7 Shadow Lawn St., circa 1928, a protected landmark Designation report within the City of Houston and spans…


  • “Continuing the Legacy: Erica Lee Carter Leading with Purpose in Houston’s 18th District”

    Erica Lee Carter is currently leading efforts in the 18th Congressional District of Houston, Texas, continuing her mother’s legacy as a prominent advocate for social justice, community empowerment, and legislative change. Elected to complete the term of her late mother, Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, Erica Lee Carter has swiftly moved to implement policies reflecting the…


  • “One Year In: Houston City Council’s Progress on Budget, Safety, and Infrastructure”

    The Houston City Council is moving forward with several significant updates as it begins the new term under Mayor-elect John Whitmire. Recent runoff elections in December 2023 brought in six new council members, including Mario Castillo (District H), Julian Ramirez (At-Large 1), Willie Davis (At-Large 2), and Twila Carter (At-Large 3). These new members are…


  • The DOGE Project: How Elon Musk’s Vision for Federal Reform Could Transform Texas and Its Civilians

    Elon Musk’s ambitious new venture, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), is set to fundamentally reshape the federal government’s structure, promising to eliminate waste and streamline services. For Texans, this project represents a unique opportunity to address long-standing challenges in how federal resources are accessed and utilized, potentially bringing significant benefits to the state’s economy…


  • “Harris County’s FY2024 Budget: Addressing Flood Control and Healthcare Amidst Growing Challenges”

    Harris County is currently navigating a series of updates and initiatives that are set to impact its residents significantly in the coming year. Key among these is the recent approval of the FY2024 budget by the Harris County Commissioners Court, which allocates substantial resources to crucial services such as flood control and healthcare. The budget…


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