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See the top 10 overtime earners in Harris County

Plus: ICE says it arrested 1,500 people in Houston.

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Large law enforcement presence are outside the family courthouse at San Jacinto and Franklin after a Harris County sheriff's deputy was shot, as was the suspected shooter, in Houston, Monday, April 21, 2025.

Harris County's top 10 overtime earners in 2025 made more than $1M in overtime

Some of the top earners are making as much as double their salaries in overtime alone. 

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Top Stories

ICE agents lead a man in handcuffs from the entrance of the Federal Building where the immigration court resides on the tenth floor in Houston, Monday, June 9, 2025.

Photo by: Kirk Sides, Houston Chronicle

ICE makes 1,500 arrests across 10 days in Houston, offering few details. Here's what we know.

Of the more than 1,500 arrests made by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, a press release specifically identifies only five people by name.

A United Express jet comes in for a landing at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025. A ground stop, due to staffing shortages because of the government shutdown, from the day before was lifted and operations at the airport continued.

Photo by: Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle

Here's how many flights have been canceled at Houston airports after FAA cuts

Friday marked the start of the FAA's reduction in air traffic due to the government shutdown.

Spring ISD Board of Trustee president Justine Durant, left, and Superintendent Kregg Cuellar during a special session to discuss the future of the school district in Houston on Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025.

Photo by: Elizabeth Conley, Houston Chronicle

Spring ISD considers closing two schools due to budget crunch. Here's which ones.

A consultant group said most Spring ISD schools are operating at about half capacity. The move would also save the district millions.

Erik Muñoz, a Republican precinct chair in Pasadena, helps set up a polling place at a Baker Ripley center in Houston, Monday, Nov. 3, 2025.

Photo by: Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle

Trump made historic gains with Texas Latinos a year ago. Have they lasted?

Polls show that Latino support for Trump is quickly fading in Texas, but some say they're sticking with the president.

Poll: Nearly 1 in 5 Latinos who voted for Trump say they regret their choice.


Politics

A group walks on a rainbow crosswalk on Cedar Springs at Throckmorton Street in Oak Lawn on May 1, 2020. 

Photo by: Juan Figueroa, TNS

Unlike Houston and Galveston, Dallas is fighting to keep its rainbow crosswalks

The city is seeking an exemption from Gov. Greg Abbott's order that such symbols be removed from public roadways. Read More

Gavin Newsom coming to Houston for a rally days after redistricting victory

The California Governor just celebrated a redistricting win that could blunt any GOP congressional gains in Texas in the 2026 midterm election.  Read More

Republicans weigh rollback of safety rules aimed at chemical hubs like Houston's

Communities near petrochemical plants along the ship channel have long suffered from elevated rates of asthma, cancer and other disease, according to the EPA. Read More

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Opinion

People are shown outside the polling place at the Richard & Meg Weekley Community Center in Cypress Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025.

Photo by: Melissa Phillip, Houston Chronicle

Why didn't Houstonians show up to the polls this week? | Letters to the Editor

"Make the effort to stay informed and exercise your right to vote. Otherwise, we will have met the true threat to democracy, and it will be ourselves," writes David Kelly.  Read More

What Democrats — and Republicans — can learn from the Cy-Fair sweep | Opinion

Odus Evbagharu, a lifelong Cy-Fair resident and Democratic candidate for Texas House District 135, offers political lessons from the successful campaign for the Cy-Fair ISD board.  Read More

How a white Southerner turned Muslim history into a Houston landmark | Opinion

There's no such thing as an "empty" lot, says the man who designed Memorial Park's land bridges and Rice University's quad. Land is always full of stories. Read More

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Education

Pedestrians walk along a simulated roadway built to convey how the proposed right of way might connect the Rice University Campus to the retail, residential and business community of Rice Village as part of the Gateway Project during a ceremony at the campus in Houston, Thursday, Nov., 6, 2025.

Photo by: Kirk Sides, Houston Chronicle

Rice unveils $120M stadium overhaul, new pedestrian walkway to Rice Village

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State teachers union criticizes HISD plan to recruit teachers in South Texas

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Sports

Little Cypress-Mauriceville faced Hardin-Jefferson Thursday at Beaumont Memorial Stadium. Photo made Thursday, August 25, 2022. Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Photo by: Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Little Cypress-Mauriceville football coach suspended for technology violation

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Missouri quarterback Matt Zollers rolls out to pass during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Vanderbilt, Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025, in Nashville, Tenn.

Photo by: Wade Payne, AP

Texas A&M vs. Missouri: How No. 3 Aggies and No. 22 Tigers match up

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Houston Chronicle's High School Athlete of the Week. 

Photo by: Houston Chronicle Staff

Dobie swimming standout named Chronicle's Girls Athlete of the Week

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Houston Chronicle's High School Athlete of the Week. 

Photo by: Houston Chronicle Staff

Dayton cross country athlete secures Chronicle's Boys Athlete of the Week

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Leaking wells 

Photo by: Houston Chronicle Staff

EVENT: Texas oil wells are leaking toxic waste. Who pays to clean them up?

Leaking oil wells threaten Texas water and taxpayer wallets.

Join us November 20 at 12 p.m. for a live virtual event on who's paying the price—and what's being done to stop the damage.

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Chris Shelton, Audience producer

chris.shelton@houstonchronicle.com

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