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houstonpublicmedia.org > articles > news > city-of-houston > 09/02/2026 > 560931 > houston-annexation-the-woodlands-deal

Houston approves anti-annexation deal with The Woodlands

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (490+ words) City and township officials described the agreement as a “win-win,” but Houston controller Chris Hollins argued it’s a “bad deal.” The city of Houston promised to never absorb The Woodlands on Wednesday in exchange for $50 million over the next four…...

Community Impact Newspaper
communityimpact.com > the-woodlands > government > the-woodlands-approves-50m-houston-deal-as-city-delays-vote

The Woodlands approves $50M Houston deal as city delays vote

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (557+ words) The Woodlands Township on Aug. 26 voted 7-0 at a special meeting to approve the third amendment to the Regional Participation Agreement between the township and the city of Houston following a Houston City Council meeting held earlier that day. Houston officials…...

Community Impact Newspaper
communityimpact.com > heights-river-oaks-montrose > government > houston-delays-vote-on-ending-annexation-option-with-the-woodlands

Houston delays vote on ending annexation option with The Woodlands

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (507+ words) Houston officials delayed voting on an agreement that would permanently eliminate the possibility of Houston annexing The Woodlands Township and provide for $50 million in payments from The Woodlands to Houston by 2030. Initially set for a vote at its Aug. 26 meeting,…...

Yahoo News
yahoo.com > news > us > articles > not-enough-why-houston-protests-120000117.html

'It's not enough:' Why Houston protests over Lorenzo Salgado's ICE shooting lag behind other cities

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (1588+ words) About 50 protesters carrying decorated signs and umbrellas marched toward an immigration detention facility in Conroe two weeks ago. "Show me what community looks like!" they chanted. "This is what community looks like!" They were headed toward the Montgomery ICE Processing…...

Houston Public Media
houstonpublicmedia.org > articles > news > city-of-houston > 08/20/2026 > 559945 > west-houston-program-moving-people-from-homelessness-to-hotels-to-housing-gains-surge-in-funding

West Houston program moving people from homelessness to hotels gains surge in funding

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (430+ words) Local officials contributed $180,000 to the effort. The pilot program served nearly 100 people with $30,000 in funding during its first year. In west Houston, a pilot program moving homeless people from the streets into hotels gained an additional $180,000 from local officials as…...

Yahoo News
yahoo.com > news > politics > articles > houston-woodlands-consider-blocking-possibility-000554073.html

Houston and Woodlands to consider blocking possibility of future annexation via $50M agreement

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (652+ words) Leaders of The Woodlands Township and the City of Houston next week will consider a $50 million agreement that would end an infrastructure funding pool shared by the two entities and ensure that Houston never annexes The Woodlands. The Houston City…...

Community Impact Newspaper
communityimpact.com > lake-houston-humble-kingwood > government > houston-city-council-member-fred-flickinger-announces-schedule-for-district-e-town-halls

Houston City Council member Fred Flickinger announces schedule for District E town halls

4+ week, 2+ day ago   (164+ words) Houston City Council member Fred Flickinger will host a series of town halls this fall at locations across District E, per an Aug. 4 newsletter. What residents should know District E encompasses portions of the Clear Lake, Huffman, Crosby, Kingwood, Northshore…...

Houston Public Media
houstonpublicmedia.org > articles > news > city-of-houston > 06/25/2026 > 555599 > houston-city-council-approves-18-billion-5-year-capital-improvement-plan-many-existing-projects-are-delayed

Houston City Council approves $18 billion, 5-year capital improvement plan. Many existing projects are delayed

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (455+ words) The city of Houston’s new Capital Improvement Plan outlines investments in infrastructure over the next five years. But projects in the plan are often delayed — and many Houstonians have trouble getting improvements to their neighborhoods added to the list. Thursday…...