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Lobbyists raked in $2 billion through Q2 2022 for the first time ever.

A busy intersection on the east side of Yorktown, closed since the end of May, is on track to reopen to traffic no later than Aug. 6.

The mayor of Sugar Land has joined the Republican and Democratic mayors of some of Texas’ biggest cities in penning a letter to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, asking him to

So we don't need taxpayer dollars to fund abortion.

Many across Fort Bend County got to sleep in late on Monday, perhaps catch up on outstanding chores and spend time together in honor of Juneteenth.

When Missouri City councilmember Don Smith and others founded the Missouri City Juneteenth Celebration Foundation (MCJCF) in 2002, they likely could not have imagined how Juneteenth would change.

Lyons was already homesteading on the property with a cook and a laborer boarding with him according to the 1900 census. He received his patent in 1902. He translated the name of the site Waawaashkeshi, which means deer in Ojibwe, to Washkish and later to Waskish.

A major intersection on the edge of Yorktown is about to close for two months for roundabout construction.

The majority of members in the Texas delegation also received high grades for their voting record on gun issues.