Houston braces for a wet weekend as heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast from Friday through Sunday. Residents are advised to stay alert for flooding and travel delays. Stay tuned for updates.
A Texas prosecutor alleges an ICE officer deliberately struck a man with a vehicle in Houston, raising serious concerns about use of force. The incident is under investigation, highlighting tensions over immigration enforcement.
The Paxton-Talarico Senate race is on track to shatter Texas campaign spending records. Both candidates are pouring unprecedented funds into the contest, marking one of the most expensive U.S. Senate battles in state history.
Houston gears up for a packed November 2026 with kid-friendly fall festivals, family days, and more. From pumpkin patches to harvest fairs, local events offer affordable fun for all ages. Stay tuned for details.
Two Houston ISD elementary campuses will pilot Alpha School’s AI-powered education program this fall, aiming to enhance learning through personalized, technology-driven instruction. The initiative marks a step toward innovative education in Houston.
Crime Stoppers of Houston urges voters to remove several judges, citing concerns over accountability and justice. The Marshall Project highlights this call as part of a broader push for judicial reform.
Houston-based Shell has listed its Energy Corridor campus for $325 million, marking a significant move in the commercial real estate market. The sale reflects ongoing shifts in corporate office space strategies.
Houston just lost a pro sports team, marking a significant shift in the city’s sports landscape. Details on the franchise’s departure and its impact on fans and the local economy are still emerging.
A man has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of San Antonio rapper BTB Savage in Houston. Authorities are investigating the incident, highlighting ongoing concerns about violence in the local music community.
Houston’s Hindu community voices concern as rising Republican rhetoric of “resentment” increasingly targets them, alongside other minority groups, sparking fears over growing political and social marginalization.
A vehicle driven by ICE agents in Texas struck and injured a man, according to the sheriff’s office. Authorities are investigating the incident as the injured individual receives medical attention.
Bellaire, Meyerland, and West University host six key community events through October and early November. From neighborhood festivals to local markets, these gatherings aim to boost connection and celebrate local culture.
Houston parents debate whether packing school lunches saves money compared to buying meals at school. Insights reveal varied costs, convenience factors, and nutrition concerns shaping their choices.
A 19-year-old has been arrested after a driver was shot and killed in north Houston, HPD reports. The investigation is ongoing as authorities work to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Two years after its launch, the Texas Business Court has established itself as a vital forum for complex commercial disputes, delivering timely, expert rulings that boost confidence in the state’s legal business environment.
Texans co-founder Janice McNair will be honored with a lifetime achievement award at the Houston Sports Awards, recognizing her significant contributions to Houston’s sports landscape and her enduring legacy with the franchise.
New surveillance footage reveals chaotic scenes during a recent shootout in Houston’s Chinatown, highlighting the violence and prompting calls for increased security measures, FOX 26 Houston reports.
Texas lawmakers from both parties are spearheading efforts to secure a new U.S. Space Academy for the state, aiming to boost STEM education and strengthen the region’s role in the expanding space industry.
Houston marks Black History Month with vibrant events, exhibitions, and celebrations throughout February. From museum showcases to cultural festivals, Secret Houston highlights the city’s rich African American heritage.
As the new school year begins, Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles defends his controversial reforms aimed at improving student outcomes, addressing concerns from parents and educators about the district’s direction.