Rainy weather in the Houston area has eased following widespread flooding and a tropical storm. Authorities continue recovery efforts as residents assess storm damage and restore normalcy across affected communities.
A missing Jordanian athlete who disappeared in Houston was found safe in the Chicago area, authorities confirmed. The individual is now reunited with family, ending a multi-day search and concern.
This week in politics (April 22, 2026), key legislative debates unfold on climate policy and fiscal reforms. Houston leaders weigh in as national tensions rise, shaping the outlook ahead of the midterm elections.
Celebrate freedom with the top Juneteenth events happening around Houston. From lively parades to cultural festivals, the city honors African American heritage with vibrant music, food, and community gatherings.
School start dates for 2026 in major Texas districts are set, with many schools beginning in mid-August. Parents and students should check local calendars for exact dates as schedules vary across the state.
Scoop: Harris County saw an 11% drop in gun-related crimes in 2025, marking a significant decline compared to previous years. Officials credit enhanced community policing and targeted interventions for the improvement.
Rice University has named its new business building after Houston philanthropists Asha and Farid Virani, honoring their generous support. The dedication celebrates their impact on education and the local community.
Houston’s East End neighborhood unveiled the revitalized Mason Park ahead of the World Cup. The upgrade features new amenities aimed at boosting community engagement and providing a vibrant space for residents and visitors.
Sons of a man shot and killed by ICE in Houston are demanding accountability at a congressional hearing. The family seeks answers and justice following the fatal incident involving immigration authorities.
“Battleground Texas” dives into the latest political shifts in the state, spotlighted on FOX 26 Houston. The segment dissects key races, voter dynamics, and what’s shaping the future of Texas politics.
Houston buzzes this October with 28 top festivals and events, from vibrant cultural fairs to spooky Halloween celebrations. Discover must-see happenings across the city in our latest “365 Things to Do in Houston” guide.
Houston ISD announces plans to centralize special education services, aiming to improve support and resources for students with disabilities. The move seeks to streamline operations and enhance learning outcomes across the district.
In May, ICE Houston arrested over 700 criminal illegal aliens, with the majority holding violent crime convictions, highlighting ongoing efforts to target dangerous offenders within the community, officials reported.
In Houston, the National Association of Manufacturers CEO urged urgent reforms in immigration, permitting, and trade policies to boost U.S. manufacturing competitiveness and economic growth, addressing industry challenges.
Protests persist in Houston over the killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE. Demonstrators demand justice and accountability, highlighting concerns over immigration enforcement tactics and detainee treatment.
More than 1 million people joined World Cup events in Houston, highlighting the city’s vibrant soccer culture and community spirit. Houston Public Media reports the gatherings sparked widespread excitement and economic boost.
Relatives of a Houston man fatally shot by an ICE agent describe him as a “hard-working family man.” The incident has sparked community outcry and calls for a thorough investigation, highlighting concerns over law enforcement actions.
The Texas GOP convention in Houston began amid tensions and logistical challenges, with delays and disputes over procedural rules marking a rocky start. Party leaders aim to unify ahead of upcoming elections.
Netherlands soccer fans endured soaring Houston heat to see the iconic Dutch Orange Bus ahead of their World Cup match. The vibrant gathering showcased passionate support and excitement for the upcoming game.
Dozens of parents have voiced strong opposition to recent special education changes in Houston ISD, raising concerns over program cuts and support gaps. Houston Public Media continues to report on the developing story.