"Don't mess with Medicaid." These words were among the last spoken by former Houston Mayor and U.S. Representative Sylvester Turner, a dedicated servant to the people.

Congressman Sylvester Turner leaves behind a profound legacy that has deeply impacted many lives in Houston.

This decision follows an extensive audit by Ernst & Young, which highlighted areas for improvement

As the City of Houston continues to mourn the loss of U.S. Representative Sylvester Turner, we’re taking a brief look back on key moments during his tenure as mayor.

Houston and the nation mourn the loss of former Houston Mayor and U.S. Representative Sylvester Turner, who passed away at the age of 70.

Sylvester Turner, a former Houston Mayor and U.S. Representative, passed away at 70, leaving a significant political legacy.

Houston City Council will have to vote on increasing the maximum contract for legal services to defend the city and Art Acevedo for what happened during the deadly Harding Street Raid in 2019.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire emphasizes the importance of community-wide preparedness for the upcoming hurricane season.

Middle East and public policy experts share details about the Israel-Hamas war and the history of this conflict.

A few of the candidates who are vying for the top political spot in the city of Houston will gather on Wednesday for the 2023 East End Mayoral Forum.

A Houston mayoral candidate wants to solve the city’s problems.

It’s a new year, and by the end of 2023, the city of Houston will hold an election for a new mayor.

Former interim Harris County Clerk Chris Hollins announced his candidacy for Houston mayor Monday afternoon.

The City of Houston on Saturday night will light up City Hall, the Southwest Freeway bridges, and Bush Intercontinental Airport in blue to honor fallen Houston Police Department Tactical Flight Officer Jason Knox. Knox was the son of Houston City Councilman Mike Knox, a retired Houston Police Officer. Jason Knox leaves behind a wife, two children, and an extended family. Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner offered the following statement:"The City of Houston is heartbroken following the tragic death of HPD Officer Jason Knox. I had the pleasure of meeting Jason on several occasions through his father’s work on the Houston City Council.