‘They would have never done it’: Musk-backed business court lands in Hinojosa’s hands
Power to appoint business court judges will soon be in the hands of the incoming governor-elect Gina Hinojosa, who vowed to reclaim power from big business.
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Power to appoint business court judges will soon be in the hands of the incoming governor-elect Gina Hinojosa, who vowed to reclaim power from big business.
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One table. Every Friday at 11 a.m. What started as a simple idea to get veterans together for coffee and kolaches has quietly grown into something none of them expected. The group — now known as the “Kolache Crew” — meets weekly at a local spot, and the sessions keep getting long...
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On Wednesday's show: Plans for the transition to newly elected Democratic leadership in Texas are beginning to take shape. We discuss that and the latest developments in politics in our weekly roundup. And we celebrate 100 years of Route 66....
Houston Public Media · Nov 11, 2026
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Scattered thunderstorms have moved on but some light drizzle will stick around through Wednesday’s morning commute. Fog will be fairly widespread today in the morning hours so plan ahead for some extra time on the wet roads as you head out. Early look: Veterans Day Forecast Very ...
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Parents could be required to receive notice when their child’s public school goes without a full-time nurse under legislation filed by a Houston lawmaker ahead of the 2027 Texas legislative session. State Rep. Jolanda Jones, a Democrat, filed House Bill 133 , which would require ...
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A woman was shot Tuesday night after two armed men forced their way into her east Houston apartment, police said. Officers were called about 11:18 p.m. to an upstairs apartment in the 12200 block of Fleming Drive. View this post on Instagram The 42-year-old woman was shot in the ...
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The Houston Independent School District (HISD) has opened a new Sunrise Center on the Worthing High School campus. These centers were first established in the fall of 2023 to help HISD families and students access services like food, clothing, case management, health screenings, ...
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