County News

Coverage of Harris County government: Commissioners Court agendas and votes, the county budget and property tax rate, the Flood Control District, county contracts and audits, and the countywide offices that spend the money. We link the primary document on every claim so you can check us.

County News section card, Concerned Citizens for Harris County

A county committee recommended raising the Harris County treasurer’s pay 30 percent, to $181,411.36. Commissioners Court took no action.

The Salary Grievance Committee recommended $181,411.36, exactly 30 percent above the current salary. It was item 2 on the September 8 budget agenda. The record says no action was taken.

A county committee recommended raising the Harris County treasurer’s pay 30 percent, to $181,411.36. Commissioners Court took no action. Read More »

County News section card, Concerned Citizens for Harris County

Four candidates for Harris County commissioner answered questions six days after the tax vote. None of them put a number on the bill.

Community Impact ran questionnaires for Precinct 2 and Precinct 4 on September 23. The incumbents quantify spending. Nobody in either race quantifies the 4.734 cent increase adopted September 17.

Four candidates for Harris County commissioner answered questions six days after the tax vote. None of them put a number on the bill. Read More »

County News section card, Concerned Citizens for Harris County

Texas DPS never forwarded voter registrations to the counties, going back to October 2025. Nobody will say how many are Harris County’s.

DPS took registrations at its driver’s license portal and never sent them to county registrars, some from October 2025. Twelve days from the deadline, no Harris County figure exists.

Texas DPS never forwarded voter registrations to the counties, going back to October 2025. Nobody will say how many are Harris County’s. Read More »

County News - Humble ISD's first State of the Schools luncheon honored its students and teachers

Humble ISD’s first State of the Schools luncheon honored its students. An attendee says HD-127 candidate Michelle Williams talked through it.

Humble ISD’s first State of the Schools luncheon celebrated its B rating and Teacher of the Year Anita McKeague. An attendee says HD-127 candidate Michelle Williams talked through the program.

Humble ISD’s first State of the Schools luncheon honored its students. An attendee says HD-127 candidate Michelle Williams talked through it. Read More »

Crime and Courts - 180th District Court candidate Stephanie Morales owes $45,300 in state campaign finance penalties

180th Criminal District Court Candidate Stephanie Morales Owes $45,300 in State Campaign Finance Penalties, Had Law License Suspended This Mont

Houston, September 21, 2026. Stephanie Morales, the Democratic nominee for judge of the 180th Criminal District Court in Harris County,

180th Criminal District Court Candidate Stephanie Morales Owes $45,300 in State Campaign Finance Penalties, Had Law License Suspended This Mont Read More »