Your electric bill goes up. Cameras are tracking cars across Houston. Data centers are moving into neighborhoods. Big projects are promised for years — but never seem to happen. You deserve to know why. ENOUGH digs deeper into the issues affecting your money, your safety, your home and your commu...
Pasadena’s Civil Service Commission won’t investigate whether Assistant Police Chief James Holt was legally eligible for the job, but a lawsuit challenging his appointment is moving forward. Five lieutenants are asking a judge to determine whether Holt was eligible for the assist...
HOUSTON – Texas voters will head to the polls Nov. 3 for the 2026 general election, with statewide, congressional, judicial and local races on the ballot. Your ballot and voting location depend on where you live. Here’s how to check your registration, find your sample ballot and ...
Espada began his coaching career in the Marlins organization, working in the minors until moving to the big league club as the third base coach in 2010....
Houston’s unending summerlike weather may finally get a break this weekend. A cold front is expected to approach SE Texas late Friday, potentially bringing our first real fall feel by Saturday. What’s pushing the cold front toward Houston? The change starts thousands of feet abov...
A Cypress homeowner’s tree-trimming photos sparked hundreds of comments online, raising questions about what CenterPoint Energy is responsible for and what homeowners should know about trees near power lines. ENOUGH’s Amy Davis shared photos sent by Amanda in Cypress after a Cent...
Sugar Land has launched a feral hog mitigation pilot program aimed at protecting parks, public spaces and natural resources from damage caused by the invasive animals. Feral hogs are a non-native species found throughout Texas. They root through soil in search of food, leaving be...