Yvette Orozco is a journalist based in Houston, Texas. She writes for the Houston Chronicle and Government Technology, covering local news and events in the Houston area. Yvette's work has also been featured in the Calhoun Times.
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Yvette Orozco's coverage is primarily focused on local government and politics, event coverage, and house & home topics within the United States, specifically Texas and Houston. Her articles often include press releases, promotional deals, and government announcements.
If you have insights into local government policies or initiatives in Texas or Houston, particularly relating to renovations, sports events, education programs or conservation projects in the area - these would likely be of interest to Yvette. Additionally, if you are part of a local organization hosting an event or making an announcement related to house & home topics such as new restaurants or renovation projects in the region - it could catch her attention.
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In the race for Galveston County Sheriff, voters stayed Republican, and flipped parties in the Precinct 3 County Commissioner race.
The impact Donald Trump’s election win was already being felt in the U.S. stock market Wednesday, the AP reports.
By: Yvette Orozco
The day honoring military servicemen and women comes with many gestures of appreciation from restaurants offering special menus and complimentary items.
By: Yvette Orozco
The Houston Fire Department has named Marion Spann the city’s new fire marshal, making her the first Black woman to serve in that role in Houston.
Trump named Elon Musk to lead the Department of Government Efficiency. Houston experts explain what that means.
By attaching the Musk name to the advisory panel, Trump could also be sending something of a dog whistle to supporters, said Jones.
Fall colors are slowly starting to peek through at Lost Maples State Natural Area, a nearly 3,000-acre nature center in Texas' Bandera and Real counties.
By: Yvette Orozco
Minute Maid Park is getting a new name, trading orange juice for Daikin air conditioning as a new naming rights deal starts a new era for the Houston Astros.
By: Yvette Orozco
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and attorney David James plan to be married in a destination wedding ceremony next week at an undisclosed location.
By: Yvette Orozco
Health care provider CareMax, Inc. filed for bankruptcy on Sunday, reporting that it secured $30.5 million in debtor-in-possession financing.
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