Flat and hot for much of the year... also ugly and dangerously polluted.
Stephen Klineberg, co-director of Rice’s Kinder Institute, on the problem with outsiders’ perception of Houston.
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Governing
Stephen Klineberg, co-director of Rice’s Kinder Institute, on the problem with outsiders’ perception of Houston.
Then-Governing Publisher Peter A. Harkness, explaining why he founded the magazine in its first edition in 1987. After a 32-year run, the publication will shut down this fall.
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly, to Governing Staff Writer Alan Greenblatt at the National Governors Association’s summer meeting in Salt Lake City. Her comment came after he told her that another governor greeted him by saying, “You wrote a good article. Or my staff said you did.”
Illinois state Sen. Martin Sandoval after pictures were posted online showing his supporters at a fundraising event performing a mock assassination of a faux President Trump.
Mayor of El Paso, Texas, referring to President Donald Trump, who called Dee Margo a "Republican in name only" after the local official said the border wall did not reduce crime in his city.
Former Georgia Minority Leader Stacey Abrams, who lost a close governor's race in November and had considered running for president in 2020.
Sandra, a 66-year-old resident of Newark, N.J., where residents are lining up this week for bottled water because new samples show filters at two of three tested homes weren’t removing lead from the water as expected.