This week in politics, key developments unfolded on the national stage, including landmark legislation debates, high-profile campaign announcements, and shifting alliances, shaping the 2026 political landscape.
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Week 6 Big 12 football predictions spotlight ranked Houston as an upset risk. Analysts highlight key matchups and potential surprises in a tightly contested conference clash. Stay tuned for game-changing insights.
Alpha School will open a new campus in Houston Heights in 2027, expanding its educational offerings. The move aims to serve growing community demand in the Heights, River Oaks, and Montrose areas.
A 19-year-old is in critical condition following a drive-by shooting on I-45, Houston police report. Authorities are investigating the incident and urge anyone with information to come forward.
Amegy Bank founder remains active at 90, telling The Business Journals he’ll retire only “when they bring the casket.” His enduring commitment highlights an extraordinary work ethic in the banking industry.
Texas Tech edged Houston 28-26 in a thrilling Big 12 opener. The Red Raiders secured a last-minute victory in a hard-fought battle, marking a dramatic start to the conference season.
Houston Public Media highlights the best comforting fall foods in Houston, featuring The Full Menu. From hearty stews to seasonal pies, discover local favorites perfect for cozy autumn dining.
The shooting death of a Houston father has sparked outrage and galvanized Latino voters across Texas, intensifying calls for stronger gun control and police reform as the community seeks justice and political change.
Houston’s Bay Area lights up this weekend with the Friday Fireworks Summer Fest. Community Impact Newspaper highlights 8 must-attend events, from live music to family fun, perfect for locals seeking vibrant summer experiences.
Houston ISD faces rising costs and declining enrollment amid state takeover efforts. As the district struggles to stabilize, questions mount about the sustainability of its current recovery strategy.
Mexico plans to pursue criminal charges following the fatal shooting of a Houston man linked to ICE operations. The move comes amid growing concerns over accountability and cross-border law enforcement actions.
Business law firm Buchalter has opened its first Houston office following the acquisition of a Texas-based firm, expanding its footprint in the region. This marks a strategic move to strengthen its presence in Texas.
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FBI and SWAT teams conducted a multi-location operation across the Houston area, targeting suspected criminal activity. Authorities executed coordinated raids, continuing efforts to enhance community safety.
Houston’s forecast remains unchanging and intensely hot for the foreseeable future. But there’s a silver lining: Space City Weather offers two bright spots in this summer scorcher, bringing hope to residents.
Harris County judge candidate has corrected five campaign finance reports, addressing discrepancies flagged in recent disclosures. The Houston Chronicle reports the candidate is working to ensure full compliance with election laws.
Houston is set to welcome Texas’ largest family entertainment center in 2026, promising a new hub of attractions and activities. This major development aims to boost local tourism and offer fun for all ages.
Immigrant students encounter significant challenges in U.S. high schools, including language barriers, limited resources, and cultural adjustment issues, hindering their academic success, according to Education Week.
Houston authorities have announced a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest in the unsolved killing of Jaylon Fox. The investigation remains active as officials urge the public to come forward.