Thousands gathered downtown Houston for the annual Veterans Day parade, part of the city’s “Houston Salutes American Heroes” celebration. The event honored veterans with patriotic displays and heartfelt tributes.

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This week in politics, key legislation advanced in Congress, debates intensified ahead of upcoming elections, and local leaders in Houston addressed pressing community issues, shaping the city’s political landscape.

The Kinder Institute for Urban Research highlights growing educational inequality in Houston, revealing disparities in funding, resources, and student outcomes that mirror national trends and call for urgent policy action.

A robbery in west Houston left one person critically injured, authorities report. The victim was rushed to the hospital after the incident. Police continue to investigate the case. More details are awaited.

Ernesto Lopez of Catholic Charities: Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston has been named to the Houston Business Journal’s prestigious 40 Under 40 list, recognizing his leadership and impact in the community.

Houston’s sports teams faced another tough week, fueling talk of a city-wide curse. From last-minute losses to player injuries, Texas Monthly explores how the city’s athletes continue to struggle despite high hopes and fierce fan loyalty.

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This week in politics, key legislative battles unfolded on healthcare and climate policy, while election campaigns intensified nationwide. Houston Public Media brings comprehensive coverage of these pivotal developments.

POST Houston transforms the historic Old Post Office into a vibrant food and entertainment hub. The revamped space offers diverse dining, live events, and retail, revitalizing downtown Houston’s cultural scene.

Readers share mixed views on school vouchers as new Democratic leaders in Texas consider major policy shifts. The debate intensifies over public funding and education access, highlighting deep divisions in the community.

Houston officials express concern that the drop in December 2023 homicides in Harris County may reflect underreporting rather than a true crime decline, urging caution as investigations continue.

Houston-based law firm Gray Reed is set to expand its Uptown office, signaling growth amid rising client demand. The move reflects the firm’s strategic investment in the competitive Houston legal market.

Houston sports radio has featured a dynamic lineup of voices over the years, shaping the city’s passionate sports culture. From iconic hosts to fresh talent, the airwaves continue to echo with Houston’s athletic spirit.

Houston can expect more showers Tuesday as a weather front moves through the region. Rain will taper off later in the week, with clearer skies returning by Thursday, according to ABC13 Houston meteorologists.

The mayor of a Texas city has directed local police to limit cooperation with ICE, citing concerns over community trust and public safety. The move marks a shift in local immigration enforcement policy.

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Three employees at Pomona Elementary in Alvin ISD were terminated following allegations involving special education students, the district confirmed. An investigation is ongoing, with student safety prioritized.

Houston’s 2024 crime stats show a mixed trend: some violent crimes, including aggravated assaults, have risen, while others like robberies have declined. Officials urge community vigilance as efforts to curb violence continue.