Jay R. Jordan is a journalist for Axios, specializing in local news coverage in the United States, particularly in Texas and Houston. With a focus on community events, sports, and local happenings, Jay provides readers with informative and engaging articles that keep them up to date with what's happening in their area.
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Jay R. Jordan primarily covers local events, government announcements, and sports in Houston and Texas. His articles often include information about upcoming events, weather forecasts, political news at the state and city level, as well as coverage of local sports teams.
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Houston has a bittersweet weather outlook this Halloween. Why it matters: Predicted rainfall this week will prove tricky for those ghosts and goblins looking for treats.
Almost 30% of Houston's residents are foreign-born.
By: Jay R. Jordan, Megan Stringer, Emily Peck
Texas saw one of the highest growth rates after COVID.
The Texans kick off a three-week stint of nationally televised games this week with "Thursday Night Football" against the New York Jets.
By: Stephen Neukam, Jay R. Jordan, Stef W. Kight
Republicans have spent $82 million in the last few months to slam Democratic lawmakers and candidates over support for transgender athletes and gender-affirming care for kids.
A victory this weekend would force a decisive game next week.
🛢️ Marathon Oil will lay off more than 500 Houston employees ahead of a $22.5 billion merger with ConocoPhillips. (Houston Public Media)
👂 Listen to improvised music and experimental sounds at Lawndale Art and Performance Center's They, Who Sound event Monday.
The U.S. Justice Department could butt heads with Texas conservative leaders.
Houston-area voters are set to cast their ballots on Election Day. Polling places are open from 7am to 7pm Tuesday.
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