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Month: September 2023

HCTX Voting: Elevating Election Excellence – Teneshia Hudspeth Empowers Election Clerks for November 7, 2023

By By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story     Sept. 6, 2023 (Houston Style Magazine) — In a dazzling display of proactive leadership, Teneshia Hudspeth, the indefatigable Harris County Clerk, orchestrated a momentous event earlier today. With unwavering determination and unwavering resolve, she deputized a cadre of diligent election clerks, setting the

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis appoints Moms for Liberty co-founder to state Commission on Ethics

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A co-founder of Moms for Liberty, a “parental rights” group that has sought to take over school boards in multiple states, has been appointed to the Florida Commission on Ethics. Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the appointment Wednesday of Moms for Liberty co-founder Tina Descovich. The nine-member, Tallahassee-based commission investigates alleged breaches

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COUNTDOWN To HOUSTON: The Heir, The Queen, and The Birthday Serenade: An Unforgettable Countdown to Beyoncé’s Renaissance Concert in Houston

By By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story     Sept. 6, 2023 (Houston Style Magazine) — Houston, if you’re not yet tingling with excitement, get ready for the buzz of the decade. On September 23, 2023, the stratosphere will vibrate with an energy only the return of our Queen can muster. Beyoncé

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Once-a-decade study, starting soon, will ask Oregonians where, when and how they travel

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — Later this month, thousands of Oregon households will be invited to participate in the first wave of the most important statewide transportation study in a decade. The Oregon Travel Study, led by a partnership between the Oregon Department of Transportation and the eight Oregon Metropolitan Planning Organizations, seeks to understand where, when and

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Montana’s attorney general faces professional misconduct complaint. Spokeswoman calls it meritless

By AMY BETH HANSON Associated Press HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Montana’s top law enforcement official faces 41 counts of professional misconduct. A special counsel for the Office of Disciplinary Counsel says Attorney General Austin Knudsen or attorneys in his office tried to undermine the state’s Supreme Court in defending a law that allows the governor

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Felony convictions vacated for 4 former Navy officers in sprawling ‘Fat Leonard’ bribery scandal

SAN DIEGO (AP) — The felony convictions of four former Navy officers in one of the worst bribery cases in the maritime branch’s history were vacated Wednesday following allegations of prosecutorial misconduct, the latest setback to the government’s yearslong efforts in going after dozens of military officials tied to a defense contractor nicknamed Fat Leonard.

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Mar-a-Lago worker struck cooperation deal with prosecutors in Trump documents case, ex-lawyer says

By ERIC TUCKER Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — An information technology director at Mar-a-Lago struck a cooperation agreement with federal prosecutors last summer in their investigation of Donald Trump’s retention of classified documents at the former president’s Florida property, according to the worker’s ex-lawyer. Stanley Woodward, a former attorney for the IT manager, made the

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A judge orders Texas to move a floating barrier that’s used to deter migrants between US and Mexico

By PAUL J. WEBER Associated Press AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas must move a large floating barrier that Gov. Greg Abbott placed on the river between the U.S. and Mexico this summer as part of the Republican’s escalating attempts to stop migrants from crossing America’s southern border, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. U.S. District Judge

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