Yilun Cheng
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Investigative reporter at the Houston Chronicle | Report for America alum | yilun.cheng@houstonchronicle.com
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Based on what was revealed, the impact of coverage, and how readers responded, here are the top stories from the Chronicle's investigations team.
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Our top investigations of 2024: Beryl blackouts, stacked lottery odds and more
Based on what was revealed, the impact of coverage, and how readers responded, here are the top stories from the Chronicle's investigations team.
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December 23, 2024 at 1:11 PM
Based on what was revealed, the impact of coverage, and how readers responded, here are the top stories from the Chronicle's investigations team.
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NEW: 3 faraway Texas governments have quietly erased $635 million in property value from Harris County’s tax rolls, resulting in over $10 million in lost revenues every year for services such as schools, police and hospitals. Read our investigation ⬇️
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Faraway agencies grant $13M in secret tax cuts to Harris County landlords
Founder of Houston-based Nitya Capital says having apartment complexes removed from tax rolls helped him make $100 million in profit when he sold them.
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December 17, 2024 at 4:05 PM
NEW: 3 faraway Texas governments have quietly erased $635 million in property value from Harris County’s tax rolls, resulting in over $10 million in lost revenues every year for services such as schools, police and hospitals. Read our investigation ⬇️
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Come for Jon Shapley's awesome photos of the sheep. Stay to learn why Texas solar developers are incorporating agriculture & conservation initiatives into their projects, and why solar could once again be at the center of heated debate at the legislature: www.houstonchronicle.com/projects/202...
Why thousands of sheep are 'mowing' the grass at solar farms across Texas
Agrivoltaics, the pairing of utility-scale solar projects and agriculture, has emerged as a solution by the solar industry to address the concerns of critics.
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December 16, 2024 at 5:44 PM
Come for Jon Shapley's awesome photos of the sheep. Stay to learn why Texas solar developers are incorporating agriculture & conservation initiatives into their projects, and why solar could once again be at the center of heated debate at the legislature: www.houstonchronicle.com/projects/202...