Houston police are investigating after a body was discovered at HISD’s Attucks Middle School. Authorities have secured the scene and are conducting a thorough inquiry. No further details have been released.
This week in politics (May 13, 2026) covers key developments in Congress, state elections, and international diplomacy. Houston Public Media brings you the latest updates shaping the national and local landscape.
Discover six must-attend events in Houston, Bellaire, and West University this month. From cultural festivals to local markets, these community gatherings offer something for everyone. Don’t miss out!
Mike Morath and Mike Miles announced that Houston ISD is nearing the end of the state takeover. The officials highlighted improvements in academics and operations, signaling a positive shift for the district, per Houston Public Media.
A man shot at by Houston police officers during a standoff is now facing charges. Authorities say the incident unfolded after a tense confrontation, leading to a critical police response. Investigation ongoing.
The Greater Houston Partnership’s June 2026 report reveals steady job growth and resilient energy sectors, highlighting moderate inflation and increased consumer spending as key drivers in the region’s robust economic outlook.
Houston’s rookie star Cameron Boutte is set to be a key playmaker this season. Known for his agility and vision, Boutte will likely boost the team’s offense and add depth to their receiving corps.
Houston Public Media reveals the city’s most popular dog breeds, highlighting diverse favorites from playful French Bulldogs to loyal Labrador Retrievers. The data reflects Houston’s vibrant pet culture and growing canine community.
An 11-year-old Katy ISD student tragically died following a scooter crash, the district confirmed. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. The community mourns the loss of the young student.
James Talarico continues to narrow the gap against Ken Paxton in Texas’ U.S. Senate race, according to a new poll. The race tightens as Election Day approaches, signaling a competitive battle ahead.
Fertitta Entertainment is set to acquire Caesars Entertainment in a $17.6 billion deal, marking a major shift in the casino industry. The transaction aims to combine resources and expand market presence.
Human remains were discovered in a field behind a Houston middle school, prompting an active investigation by local authorities. Officials are working to identify the remains and determine the cause. FOX 26 Houston will update as more details emerge.
One person is dead and another hospitalized following a shooting in northeast Houston, authorities report. Details remain limited as investigations continue. KHOU will provide updates as information becomes available.
Apple CEO Tim Cook unveiled a new 250,000-square-foot factory in Houston, marking a significant expansion in the company’s manufacturing footprint. The facility aims to boost production and local job growth.
Fox 26’s Nate Griffin brings unmatched energy and insight to Houston mornings, delivering sports news with a unique blend of expertise and charisma. His coverage keeps viewers informed and engaged daily.
The Taiwan Academy in Houston will host a series of cultural events this fall, showcasing Taiwanese art, music, and traditions. These programs aim to deepen cross-cultural understanding and community engagement.
Gov. Greg Abbott has appointed Robert Howden as Texas secretary of state, succeeding the outgoing official. Howden’s selection signals continued focus on election integrity and administration in the Lone Star State.
The NHL continues evaluating expansion plans for a 33rd team in Houston or Austin, with key issues still unresolved. League officials emphasize more work is needed before final approval.
Houston is set to welcome Texas’ biggest family entertainment center in 2026, offering a wide range of attractions for all ages. This new hotspot aims to boost local tourism and provide endless fun for residents and visitors alike.
A Texas superintendent praised the district’s recent ‘A’ grade after a viral video showed a teacher tearfully discussing illiterate seniors. The incident sparked debate over academic standards and student readiness.