A Harris County Commissioner pleaded guilty to felony charges and was subsequently removed from an election ballot, causing an uproar in the community. Now-former District 1 commissioner Charles Wyatt was sentenced to 10 years with six to serve
A Harris County Commissioner pleaded guilty to felony charges and was subsequently removed from an election ballot, causing an uproar in the community. Now-former District 1 commissioner Charles Wyatt was sentenced to 10 years with six to serve
A Harris County Commissioner pleaded guilty to felony charges and was subsequently removed from an election ballot, causing an uproar in the community. Now-former District 1 commissioner Charles Wyatt was sentenced to 10 years with six to serve
A Harris County Commissioner pleaded guilty to felony charges and was subsequently removed from an election ballot, causing an uproar in the community. Now-former District 1 commissioner Charles Wyatt was sentenced to 10 years with six to serve
A Harris County Commissioner pleaded guilty to felony charges and was subsequently removed from an election ballot, causing an uproar in the community. Now-former District 1 commissioner Charles Wyatt was sentenced to 10 years with six to serve
A Harris County Commissioner pleaded guilty to felony charges and was subsequently removed from an election ballot, causing an uproar in the community. Now-former District 1 commissioner Charles Wyatt was sentenced to 10 years with six to serve
A Harris County Commissioner pleaded guilty to felony charges and was subsequently removed from an election ballot, causing an uproar in the community. Now-former District 1 commissioner Charles Wyatt was sentenced to 10 years with six to serve
As the clocks clicks toward Election Day politicians are pushing for Columbus residents to get out and vote.
The president of the Urban League of Greater Columbus has announced she is stepping down less than a year as head of the organization. President and CEO Brooke Burgess has officially resigned from her post, citing family
Members of the Columbus chapter of the NAACP gave their final push to reach voters before Tuesday’s Midterm Election. NAACP held their monthly Moral Monday session in front of the Columbus City Services Center Monday evening.
