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VIDEO: 4,900 Houston firefighters receive long-awaited backpay
Read full article: VIDEO: 4,900 Houston firefighters receive long-awaited backpay4,900 Houston firefighters received long-awaited backpay as the city council approved a $1.5 billion settlement deal involving $650 million in back pay and a 34% raise over the next five years.
TIMELINE: The battle for Hobby Airport, how Pappas lost the fight
Read full article: TIMELINE: The battle for Hobby Airport, how Pappas lost the fightThe Pappas family, operators of Pappas Restaurants, lost their longstanding concessions contract at Houston's Hobby Airport to Areas JV, a Miami-based company, following a contentious bidding process. But the court battle seems far from over.
Houston City Council considering proposal that would extend parking meter times
Read full article: Houston City Council considering proposal that would extend parking meter timesCurrently, payment is required from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and Saturdays, but the proposed changes would extend this time until 2am.
Federal sentencing date for former city director William-Paul Thomas pushed back to 2023
Read full article: Federal sentencing date for former city director William-Paul Thomas pushed back to 2023Legal records obtained by KPRC 2 Investigates show the federal sentencing date for William-Paul Thomas, the former City of Houston’s Director of City Council Relations, has been pushed back to next year.
Houston City Council Set To Vote On Paid Parental Leave
Read full article: Houston City Council Set To Vote On Paid Parental LeaveA proposed policy to give city of Houston employees paid parental leave, which will help lesson the stress of new parents, was discussed before a vote will be made on Wednesday.
WATCH: Houston city council member shares emotional message after losing son in HPD helicopter crash
Read full article: WATCH: Houston city council member shares emotional message after losing son in HPD helicopter crashHOUSTON – After losing his son, Jason Knox, in the Houston Police Department helicopter crash earlier this month, city council member Michael Knox expressed his gratitude to the city. "I just want to thank you, all of my colleagues and the entire city for all they did during this difficult time for us," he said tearfully during a council meeting Wednesday. Family, friends and colleagues gathered for Jason's funeral Saturday at Houston's First Baptist Church in Houston. At the service, Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo described Jason as “an old soul.”“It seems like God gave him a lot of wisdom,” Acevedo said. He is survived by a wife and two young children.