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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner stands at a podium, looking out over seated audience members during the 2023 State of the City address

Sylvester Turner talks leadership, Houston's future at final State of the City address

By Shawn Arrajj

The city of Houston will have a new mayor starting Jan. 1, and current Mayor Sylvester Turner spoke about his hopes for the city's future during his final State of the City address Sept. 27.

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