Dylan McGuinness
Politics and Government Reporter at Chron
Investigative reporter @HoustonChron. New Englander in Texas. Go Sox. Email: [email protected]
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
houstonchronicle.com | Neena Satija |Dylan McGuinness
The Houston Chronicle is part of an initiative with ProPublica and The Texas Tribune to report on how power is wielded in Texas. Decades after convincing the Texas Legislature to make it much harder for people to sue doctors and corporations, the influential group Texans for Lawsuit Reform is facing more resistance than ever in its latest push to further restrict legal liability for business.
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1 month ago |
houstonchronicle.com | Nicole Hensley |Dylan McGuinness
Prosecutors have dismissed felony charges against the former head of the Harris County Public Health Department, saying the allegations that she funneled inside information to help preferred companies land county contracts would be unprovable at trial.
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2 months ago |
houstonchronicle.com | Dylan McGuinness
The central question underlying the drama around the Houston Texans' stadium plans is: What work does NRG Stadium need to remain the long-term home of the Texans and Rodeo Houston? The 23-year-old stadium certainly shows more signs of wear-and-tear than its MLB and NBA counterparts in Houston, but the repair numbers offered by recent assessments seemed astronomical to some: $1.4 billion is needed over the next 30 years in maintenance and capital projects.
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2 months ago |
houstonchronicle.com | Dylan McGuinness
As county leaders and officials with Bob McNair's nascent football team were closing in on a deal for a new football stadium in the early 2000s, the Texans landed a late concession that would prove to be a financial triumph for years to come. The Harris County-Houston Sports Authority, a joint city-county venture responsible for financing all of Houston's major sports stadiums, would take out bonds to build the new football facility for the Texans and Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo.
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Mar 5, 2025 |
houstonchronicle.com | Yilun Cheng |Dylan McGuinness
U.S. Rep. Sylvester Turner, who rose from a child in Acres Homes to serve as Houston's mayor for eight years and was elected to Congress last year, has died. He was 70. His death was confirmed by Houston Mayor John Whitmire, who said Turner was working in Washington D.C. when he was taken to the hospital and passed away. "Not many people know how close Sylvester and I were," Whitmire said during Wednesday's City Council meeting.
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