Houston Republic

State Senate votes 'to protect homeowners who wish to place religious displays' against HOA restrictions

By Carrie Bradon | Apr 18, 2021

The Texas Senate recently voted unanimously to approve Senate Bill 581 that allows homeowners to display articles of personal religious and spiritual importance on their lawns, in opposition to homeowners' association (HOA) restrictions.

Houston City Council introduces new hotel procedures to fight human trafficking

By Carrie Bradon | Apr 27, 2020

In order to crack down on human trafficking offenses, the Houston City Council has made some changes to hotel procedures.

Texas industries respond to economic impact of coronavirus

By Carrie Bradon | Mar 14, 2020

As the coronavirus continues to spread, industry leaders are investigating what the virus’ impact will be to local economies.

Ted Dimitry comes to Higginbotham Houston office

By Carrie Bradon | Feb 11, 2020

Higginbotham's Houston location has added a new broker to their team.

From NW Houston News

County pushes for plant to be shut down until inspections on safety carried out

By Carrie Bradon | 5 years ago

Following a deadly explosion at a manufacturing plant, a Texas county is pushing for the plant to be shut down for the time being.

Houston charter school network founder charged with illegal financial activity

By Carrie Bradon | Jan 20, 2020

A founder of a Houston charter school network has been accused of improperly disclosing nearly $1 million in payments that were made to a relative's companies.

FBI agent explains trends behind human trafficking, methods for prevention

By Carrie Bradon | Nov 27, 2019

Widespread though it may be, human trafficking often goes unnoticed. A recent interview with a Federal Bureau of Investigation agent examined signs to look out for and what makes the crime so difficult to detect.