Barney Frank reflects on his groundbreaking experience as one of the first openly gay members of Congress, sharing insights into his political career and the challenges he faced in a candid discussion with Houston Public Media.
🔒 Remember Celebration Station? Four Houston-area family entertainment spots are bringing back the fun and nostalgia of this childhood favorite, blending classic attractions with new experiences for all ages. Click2Houston reports.
State-appointed managers overseeing troubled Texas school districts face imminent removal as the state shifts strategy. The move raises questions about district stability and future leadership, reports The Texas Tribune.
A 17-year-old remains in stable condition after a drive-by shooting near Club Creek Drive in Houston. Police are investigating the incident as they seek information from the public. No arrests have been made.
Houston’s business with South Korean companies nearly quadrupled over the last decade, marking a significant boost in trade and investment, according to a KHOU report highlighting strengthened economic ties.
A year after retiring, Houston TV legend Mark Berman reflects on life beyond the newsroom. No longer chasing every story, Berman embraces a slower pace while staying connected to the city he’s long covered.
Heights News – ABC13 Houston delivers up-to-date local coverage, highlighting key community events, breaking news, and important updates across Houston’s Heights area. Stay informed with trusted reporting.
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This week in politics (June 10, 2026), key legislative battles unfolded in Washington, focusing on climate policy and education reform, while regional leaders in Texas debated infrastructure funding and public safety initiatives.
From honoring veterans to vibrant fall festivals, Houston offers a variety of events from Nov. 6-8. Explore community gatherings, parades, and seasonal celebrations across the city. Don’t miss these local happenings.
Protesters gathered outside HISD Trustee Mike Miles’ home, chalking messages reading “Time is up, Mike” to demand his resignation. The demonstration underscores growing unrest among Houston ISD stakeholders over leadership issues.
Houston has seen nearly 15 shootings and murders reported across the area over the past three days, highlighting a concerning surge in violent crime, ABC13 Houston reports. Authorities urge community vigilance as investigations continue.
Texas Rep. Gina Hinojosa has proposed suspending gas and diesel taxes to ease rising fuel costs. The proposal aims to provide immediate relief for drivers amid inflation and record-high prices.
New to Houston’s sports scene? Houstonia Magazine breaks down the city’s top teams, from the Texans to the Rockets and Dynamo, offering essential info for fans eager to dive into local sports culture.
Jacksonville State dominated Sam Houston to maintain their unbeaten streak in Conference USA play. The decisive victory reinforces Jacksonville State’s strong start to the season, highlighting their conference title ambitions.
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This week in politics, key legislative debates escalated on climate policy and immigration reform, while local Houston leaders unveiled new infrastructure plans. Stay tuned for in-depth coverage from Houston Public Media.
Discover the top 15 Houston events and festivals this October 2018. From vibrant cultural celebrations to exciting outdoor activities, the city offers a diverse lineup for all ages. Your guide to 365 things to do in Houston!
Texas’ top middle school is located in Houston, according to recent rankings. The list also highlights nine other leading schools across the state, showcasing excellence in education beyond the Houston area.
Houston’s violent crime rate has dropped 10% in 2022 compared to the same period last year, according to HPD data. Authorities credit targeted policing efforts and community programs for the decline.