Adam Zuvanich | Houston Public Media - U.S. Judge David Hittner sided with a white couple who sued the city in 2023, claiming their landscaping businesses faced racial discrimination. - Throughout the state from Saturday through Monday, items such as batt... See more
A longstanding city of Houston program requiring some government contracts to be awarded to minority-owned businesses was ruled unconstitutional Tuesday by a federal judge. U.S. Judge David Hittner ruled in favor of a white couple who sued the city and a ... See more
A longstanding city of Houston program requiring some government contracts to be awarded to minority-owned businesses was ruled unconstitutional Tuesday by a federal judge. U.S. Judge David Hittner ruled in favor of a white couple who sued the city and a ... See more
Health officials in Montgomery County announced Tuesday that three residents in the same family contracted measles, marking the first cases in the Houston area this year. The three family members were exposed to someone with measles who had traveled from ... See more
People across Texas can prepare for natural disasters such as floods, wildfires and hurricanes without paying sales taxes on related purchases, but the opportunity won't last long. The state government's annual Emergency Preparation Supplies Sales Tax Hol... See more