Dan Crenshaw, after clashing with far-right factions and losing an election, remains outspoken. In a recent statement, he delivered sharp critiques, highlighting the deep divisions within Texas GOP politics.
Houstonia Magazine highlights why August in Houston is packed with must-see events, from vibrant festivals to cultural exhibitions. Don’t sleep on the city’s hot summer agenda—there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
The University of Houston Cougars were ranked #24 in the USA Today Preseason Coaches Poll, reflecting strong expectations for the team’s upcoming season. Houston aims to build on last year’s success.
Memphis faces a school takeover, drawing lessons from Houston’s experience. Houston’s timeline reveals key steps and challenges, offering a roadmap for Memphis as it navigates potential state control and reform efforts.
Houston police report an officer shot a suspect during a stolen vehicle investigation on Westheimer. The incident remains under investigation as authorities work to determine the circumstances.
Houston emerges as a key golf hub, hosting multiple major tournaments that boost local economy and fan engagement. The region’s growing prominence highlights its rising influence in the sport’s national landscape.
Houston faces a pivotal offseason decision in 2026 that could reshape the city’s sports landscape. Key management and player moves are expected to define the future trajectory of its major teams, Yahoo Sports reports.
Passengers in a Texas ICE shooting say officers were not in danger when shots were fired. Witnesses report the driver was parking at the time, contradicting initial claims of threat by law enforcement.
This week in Texas: Households may receive $1,500 relief payments, ICE faces calls for increased accountability, and the intersection of politics and sports sparks debate—all covered by ABC13 Houston.
Discover six exciting events this August and early September across Houston’s Heights, River Oaks, and Montrose neighborhoods. From arts to community gatherings, these happenings promise something for everyone. Stay informed and get involved!
KHOU’s 2026 back-to-school guide highlights free school supply giveaways across Houston, helping families prepare for the new year. Dates, locations, and eligibility details are included to support students in need.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott challenges Houston’s sanctuary city policy, threatening funding over cooperation with ICE. The standoff raises questions about public safety and immigrant rights in one of the nation’s largest cities.
Houston has been recognized as one of America’s top 10 cities for startups, according to InnovationMap. The city’s thriving ecosystem and strong support for entrepreneurship continue to attract innovators and investors nationwide.
René Cárdenas, a trailblazer in Spanish-language broadcasts of Major League Baseball, has died at 96. He was instrumental in bringing MLB games to Hispanic audiences, leaving a lasting legacy in sports media.
A Houston lawyer representing two witnesses in an ICE shooting case now faces a malpractice suit over a client’s deportation. The lawsuit alleges legal negligence impacting the man’s defense and residency status.
A British citizen residing in Katy has admitted to illegally voting in U.S. elections, authorities confirmed. The case highlights ongoing concerns about election integrity in Texas. Investigations are underway.
Political uncertainty looms over Galena Park as recent leadership disputes and election challenges raise concerns among residents. Community members call for transparency and stability in upcoming city decisions.
Houston’s favorite Notliday is just days away! From festive markets to live music and unique local eats, here’s how residents can celebrate the season in style, according to Houstonia Magazine.
The Department of Education has launched an investigation into Houston ISD following concerns over recent changes to special education programs. The inquiry aims to assess compliance with federal regulations.
Calls to enhance safety on Houston’s bayou jogging trails have intensified, with advocates urging the installation of security cameras to curb rising crime and protect residents who use these popular outdoor spaces.