Matt Degrood

Discussions come just seven years after the city shepherded a series of reforms through the state meant to reduce an $8.2 billion pension crisis.

Union representatives argue the department is violating state law with its implementation of "record after the fact" technology.

About 53% of incarcerated Texans who responded to a Marshall Project survey said they wanted Trump to win in November.

Voters in Harris County could see hundreds of law enforcement officers patrolling polling locations across the region under the task force.

The current bargaining agreement between the city and officers is set to expire in June 2025 and union leaders are eyeing higher pay. What to know.

New faces on the leadership team, changes to some department policies abound in early tenure of new police chief.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire said city leaders would make changes soon to improve police response times.

From loosened restrictions on marijuana to grant funds contingent on immigration policies, conservative advocates have hopes for Trump's presidency.

Union leaders wonder why an assistant chief wasn't disciplined for violating department body camera policy.

Ban Tien arrives at Metro after a long career with the Houston Police Department, including most recently supervising their investigation into suspended cases.