Houston faces rising temperatures as extreme heat intensifies, while Tropical Storm Bertha develops in the Gulf. Residents are urged to stay cautious amid worsening weather conditions. KHOU continues to provide updates.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton held a rare press conference but declined to answer any questions from reporters, leaving many issues unaddressed. The Houston Chronicle was on scene for the unusual event.
FOX 26 Houston announces Freedom Over Texas 2026, the city’s iconic July 4 celebration. Expect live music, fireworks, and family fun as Houston honors Independence Day in style. Stay tuned for event details.
Houston ISD board greenlights outside management for 4 top-performing high schools and select pre-K centers, aiming to boost educational outcomes and operational efficiency, Houston Public Media reports.
A former MD Anderson researcher has been found guilty of attempting to share sensitive cancer research with China, raising concerns over intellectual property theft at a leading Houston medical institution.
CEO Magazine has named Texas the “Best State for Business” for the 22nd consecutive year. The recognition highlights Texas’ strong economy, business-friendly policies, and robust workforce, solidifying its top ranking.
Portugal’s national team has arrived in Houston ahead of their World Cup opener. The squad is set to finalize preparations as they gear up to face their first opponents in the tournament.
Houston calls for justice following the killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo. Advocates accuse ICE of targeting immigrants aggressively, with community members condemning the agency’s actions as inhumane and demanding accountability.
At the GOP convention in Houston, an unexpected moment stole the show—an elephant relief moment captured attendees’ attention. Houstonia Magazine explores this and other quirky local stories that define the city’s unique charm.
Ben Barnes, a towering figure in Texas politics, pens his final chapter, reflecting on decades of influence and service. His legacy marks the end of an era in Austin’s political landscape.
Houston billionaire Tilman Fertitta has cleared a key regulatory hurdle in his $17.6 billion bid to take over casino giant MGM Resorts, advancing the largest casino deal in history, reports the Houston Chronicle.
Houston ISD announces its “Future 2” initiative, designating select schools to focus on AI education. This move aims to prepare students for emerging technology careers and enhance STEM learning district-wide.
Authorities have arrested a suspect in the 1990 “Lovers’ Lane Murders” of Cheryl Henry and Andy Atkinson in west Houston. The breakthrough comes decades after the tragic killings, ABC30 Fresno reports.
Houston businesses are urged to close Friday for the “No Business As Usual” protest, organized to oppose ICE policies. The demonstration aims to raise awareness and call for change. Local leaders support the movement.
James Harden was arrested in Houston on a misdemeanor weapon charge, according to authorities. The NBA star’s legal team has not yet released a statement. Further updates are expected as the case develops.
A woman bravely fought off an attacker during a violent assault in a downtown Houston parking garage. Authorities are investigating the incident as the victim seeks medical care. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
A Rice University historian reveals Houston’s pivotal role in the origins of Juneteenth celebrations, uncovering new insights into the city’s historic contributions to this important holiday.
Former Houston U.S. Rep. Bill Archer, who served Texas for over three decades in Congress, has died at age 98. Archer was known for his work on tax policy and fiscal matters.
Houston’s March calendar is packed with 6+ must-attend business and innovation events, spotlighting tech breakthroughs, startup growth, and industry networking. Stay ahead with InnovationMap’s top picks.
HISD parents urge the school board to halt a special education overhaul affecting 5,000 students. Concerns focus on potential disruptions and inadequate support during the transition.