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Leaving Houston-Galveston Area Council could cost Houston federal funds, expert warns – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Leaving Houston-Galveston Area Council could cost Houston federal funds, expert warns – Houston Public Media

City of Houston Proposition B would require the city to leave H-GAC unless the regional body grants Houston proportional representation on its governing board.

The race for Houston city controller is likely to hinge on name recognition, partisanship – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

The race for Houston city controller is likely to hinge on name recognition, partisanship – Houston Public Media

Chris Hollins and Orlando Sanchez appear to have the edge over Dave Martin and Shannan Nobles in the four-way contest to become Houston’s next chief financial officer.

Public Pulse: Missed opportunity by Omaha city council - Vimarsana News

Public Pulse: Missed opportunity by Omaha city council

A Public Pulse writer says the Omaha City Council missed an opportunity to appoint the strongest candidate and one who reflects the makeup of the South Omaha district.

Source: omaha.com
Ken Paxton emerges victorious from yet another career scandal - Vimarsana News

Ken Paxton emerges victorious from yet another career scandal

Ken Paxton, Texas’ scandal-resilient attorney general, scored his biggest vindication yet when he was acquitted in his impeachment trial.

Ken Paxton emerges victorious from yet another career scandal - Vimarsana News

Ken Paxton emerges victorious from yet another career scandal

It marked a screaming milestone in a two-decade political career that has seen Paxton harness the state’s increasingly conservative politics — and later the rise of Donald Trump — to stay in power longer than his vulnerabilities would suggest.

Source: yahoo.com