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Shakari Briggs

Shakari Briggs

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Digital Journalist, Spectrum News 1 Texas (Dallas Fort Worth)

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  • Texas counties powerless when it comes to regulating noise ordinances

    By Shakari Briggs Verified|Houston ChronicleVerifiedAccording to Montgomery County officials, Texas lawmakers would have to pass legislation to give counties the authority to enact noise restrictions. "It's no simple task," Smith said. "You've got to get it through the House and the Senate and get the governor to sign it. Then, we will have the ability to come in and pass the ordinance."In previous legislative sessions, politicians have introduced various bills hoping to give counties the power to pass noise ordinances.

    By Shakari Briggs Verified · Houston Chronicle

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • What makes a Houston suburb? Locals weigh in.

    By Shakari Briggs Verified|Houston ChronicleVerifiedIt's evident that everyone has a different definition of what they consider a suburb of Houston. We know because we asked - and quickly learned that people have strong opinions about a deceptively simple question. With so much growth in and around the city of Houston, we learned based on reader responses that it's hard to pin down what "suburb" means and which cities in the region meet that definition. So, maybe in the end, there's no right or wrong answer to the question.

    By Shakari Briggs Verified · Houston Chronicle

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Texas counties powerless when it comes to regulating noise ordinances

    By Shakari Briggs Verified|Houston ChronicleVerifiedAccording to Montgomery County officials, Texas lawmakers would have to pass legislation to give counties the authority to enact noise restrictions. "It's no simple task," Smith said. "You've got to get it through the House and the Senate and get the governor to sign it. Then, we will have the ability to come in and pass the ordinance."In previous legislative sessions, politicians have introduced various bills hoping to give counties the power to pass noise ordinances.

    By Shakari Briggs Verified · Houston Chronicle

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Spectrum News 1 Texas (Dallas Fort Worth)