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Immigration is a higher priority for Americans than it was a year ago, an AP-NORC poll shows
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Conroe mayor says he won't enforce new limit on public comments and will pay $1,500 fine if needed
Conroe Mayor Duke Coon said he will not enforce a new rule that limits public comments in council to agenda items only and ...
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What development zones are – and how Houston uses them to drive growth
Houston’s Midtown development zone has spent more than $150 million in the last three decades on affordable housing ...
Saint Arnold Brewing to kick off Donegal Beard Growing Competition on Jan. 11
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Death at bus shelter is proof enough. Houston needs warming centers during freeze | Editorial
The city's threshold for opening warming centers 24 degrees. That's too low for vulnerable people sleeping on the streets.
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A former Midtown Redevelopment Authority official and two vendors face felony charges. What's next?
A former Midtown development agency official and two vendors were charged with felonies last summer, accused of misusing some $8.5 million in public funds.