A Texas prosecutor alleges an ICE agent intentionally struck a man with a vehicle in Houston. The incident is under investigation as authorities seek to determine the agent’s actions and intent, ABC News reports.
An ICE agent struck and injured a man with a vehicle during a pursuit in Houston, authorities confirmed. The sheriff’s office is investigating the incident, with the injured individual receiving medical attention.
Exclusive: Legendary musician Willie Nelson endorses James Talarico for U.S. Senate. The Texas icon praised Talarico’s leadership and vision in a move that could reshape the race. More in the Houston Chronicle.
Houston ISD is cutting staff and campus budgets after enrollment dropped nearly 10,000 students from last year, prompting district leaders to adjust resources amid declining student numbers.
The Houston Chronicle endorses O’Donnell, highlighting his proven track record. With critical progress made under his leadership, the paper urges Harris County to protect and build upon these achievements for the community’s benefit.
Business Sweden spearheads a business delegation to Texas, marking the inauguration of Sweden’s new Consulate General in Houston. The move aims to strengthen trade ties and foster innovation between Sweden and the U.S. Gulf Coast.
The NHL’s potential expansion to Houston is gaining momentum, driven by the city’s massive market, passionate fan base, and strong corporate support, making it a strategic move to grow hockey’s footprint in the U.S.
A man was found dead on a Houston roadway, prompting an investigation by local deputies. Authorities are working to determine the cause of death. Further details have not yet been released.
ICE agents in Houston rammed a worker while pursuing a fugitive believed to be deceased, according to the family. The incident raises questions about enforcement tactics and officer accountability.
High-profile scandals are increasingly influencing key races ahead of the midterms, reshaping voter priorities and campaign strategies. NPR explores how these controversies impact candidate standings and electoral outcomes.
Discover 11 must-attend events in the Greater Houston Area from September 25-27, featuring arts, culture, and community activities. Find out where to connect, celebrate, and enjoy the weekend in this Community Impact roundup.
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) has directed Houston ISD to consult with families before relocating special education students. The move aims to ensure transparency and prioritize student needs in upcoming school assignments.
A Houston man was critically injured during a robbery, FOX 26 Houston reports. Authorities are investigating the incident and searching for suspects. The victim is currently receiving medical treatment.
Houston may soon get a new ice rink in an unexpected location, offering residents more recreational options. The project aims to boost community engagement and provide a unique sports venue in the city. More details to follow.
Houstonia Magazine highlights top spots to catch World Cup matches in Houston, from lively sports bars to family-friendly venues. Discover where locals gather to cheer on their teams during this global event.
A 17-year-old suspect has been identified and charged with murder in the shooting of a Westbury High School senior, authorities confirmed. The investigation is ongoing as the community reacts to the tragic loss.
The Houston Astros have parted ways with manager Joe Espada as part of a franchise reset. This move signals a potential end of an era for the team, aiming to reshape its future direction, Yahoo Sports reports.
This week in politics, debates heated up over climate policy and voting rights, while Congress advanced key infrastructure bills. Local Houston leaders also announced new initiatives to boost community engagement.
Discover the best September 2026 events for adults in Houston with Houston On The Cheap. From live music and festivals to food tours and theater, find budget-friendly activities to enjoy all month long.
Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles may receive a $231K bonus as the district reports academic gains. However, the district also faces challenges with an increase in F-rated schools, highlighting ongoing hurdles.