Houston City Council has approved an agreement that gives the city access to $50 million in near-term financial benefits ...

The township will also keep millions in future sales tax revenue.

Houston City Council approved a deal on Sept. 2 that will provide the city a total of $50 million over the next four years from The Woodlands Township in exchange for agreeing to not annex the ...

The Woodlands would provide Houston $50 million in financial benefits under a deal that would permanently block Houston ...

Mayor John Whitmire and Controller Chris Hollins disagree over whether Houston should accept $50 million to block future ...

The Woodlands would pay Houston $50 million and end a shared fund for infrastructure projects under a proposed agreement that would also block future annexation.

Houston’s City Council approved the deal on Wednesday, ending a long-running arrangement that had originally blocked Houston ...

City and township officials described the agreement as a “win-win,” but Houston controller Chris Hollins argued it’s a “bad ...

The Woodlands Township has approved a proposed agreement with the City of Houston that would prevent Houston from ever ...

Houston leaders have approved a $50 million deal with The Woodlands, guaranteeing the city will never annex the township and ...

A special meeting will be held on Aug. 26 to discuss permanently eliminating the possibility of Houston annexing The ...

In exchange for $50 million over four years, the city could lose as much as $173 million over the next three decades, ...