Sarah Grunau is a Reporter at various esteemed media outlets including The Galveston County Daily News and Texas Public Radio. She covers a diverse range of topics such as regional interest, world news, crime and justice, and health and wellness, with a focus on elections, government, and legal affairs. Sarah's work has been featured in prominent publications like KERA News and Houston Public Media.
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By: Sarah Grunau
The rejection came almost one year after commissioners voted against Hidalgo's first penny-tax proposal and said the county judge's efforts to pass the measure to support a slate of education programs disrupted decorum as she brought a group of children to the meeting in 2025.
By: Sarah Grunau
The longtime Houston man's death drew national attention and raised questions surrounding the incident — which federal authorities said happened when he attempted to run over an ICE agent with his vehicle.
By: Sarah Grunau
It comes a year after some commissioners — previously titled the ‘GOP 3' by Hidalgo — championed a law enforcement pay parity initiative that raised constable salaries by 62% from the previous year and exacerbated a multi-million dollar budget deficit.
By: Sarah Grunau
The process will hinge on the AI software pre-checking plat applications and performing technical reviews to ensure the builds comply with county codes and regulations, according to county documents.
By: Sarah Grunau
Wyatt, a 24-year veteran of the county, asked the nine-member salary grievance committee for a 119% pay increase Thursday to bring her salary from $139,000 to $305,000 — about $50,000 more than she had originally requested in an official grievance filing.
By: Sarah Grunau
Hudspeth told Houston Public Media Tuesday that she does not plan to file a salary grievance after rejecting the boosted salary.
By: Sarah Grunau
Joceline Penaloza Magana was allegedly detained by a sheriff's office deputy last week when her vehicle partially blocked an intersection at Westheimer Rd. and State Highway 6.
By: Sarah Grunau
In an effort to reduce costs, Harris County Commissioner Tom Ramsey said he will propose an end to the Holistic Assistance Response Team or HART, a program that deploys unarmed first responders to non-emergency 911 calls.
By: Sarah Grunau
Last month, a publicly-led Harris County committee established to field elected officials' salary complaints voted to recommend the raise for Wyatt — about $126,000 less than the raise she originally requested.
By: Sarah Grunau
They will still need to finalize a proposed $3.1 billion budget and take a final vote on the tax rate next week before the county's next fiscal year begins Oct. 1.
