Two Houston-born restaurants have been named the best in the U.S., highlighting the city’s growing culinary prestige. Read more top stories shaping Houston’s vibrant food scene on CultureMap Houston.
Houston Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia openly disagreed with State Sen. John Whitmire over the Houston Police Department’s cooperation with ICE, sparking debate on local immigration enforcement policies.
Fertitta Entertainment has acquired Caesars Entertainment in Las Vegas in a $6 billion deal, marking a major industry shift. The sale, reported by ABC13 Houston, redefines the city’s gaming landscape.
Houston community rallies behind Akshaya Patra’s mission to end classroom hunger, supporting the nonprofit’s efforts to provide nutritious meals to students and improve education outcomes across the globe.
DNA testing has led to the arrest of a man suspected in a series of sexual assaults spanning decades in Houston. Authorities credit forensic advancements for cracking cold cases and bringing long-awaited justice.
Geothermal company XGS Energy expands its C-suite following the relocation of its headquarters to Houston. The move signals strategic growth and a commitment to advancing clean energy solutions.
Houston’s University of Houston offers vibrant intramural sports and recreational activities, fostering campus community and student wellness. The Daily Cougar explores how students can get involved and stay active on campus.
A Houston family demands an independent investigation after an ICE officer fatally shot a man. The incident has sparked calls for transparency and accountability amid increasing scrutiny of law enforcement actions.
Federal authorities have launched an investigation into the fatal shooting of a Mexican illegal immigrant by ICE agents in Houston. Details remain limited as the probe seeks to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
As Trump’s final two years in office approach, speculation swirls around whether the world’s richest man will step in to offer crucial support. The potential alliance could reshape the political landscape ahead of 2025.
Houston’s 713 Day celebrations kick off this weekend with events across the city. From live music to food festivals, locals can enjoy diverse activities honoring Houston’s iconic area code. Here’s where to go.
The Texas Education Agency released its 2026 ratings, highlighting the Houston area’s top and bottom school districts. This year’s evaluations spotlight strong academic performers and areas needing improvement, impacting local families and educators.
Data from ABC13 Houston reveals that despite increased police patrols in the Third Ward in 2024, several crime rates have remained steady, raising questions about the effectiveness of the expanded presence.
Exclusive: A 35-story trophy tower in downtown Houston has been sold as a major investor makes a significant bet on the city’s commercial real estate market. Details on the buyer and sale terms remain undisclosed.
Houston officials are closely engaging with a local billionaire as NHL expansion talks gain momentum. The city aims to strengthen its bid to bring a professional hockey team to the growing Texas market.
The Tennessee Titans face the Houston Texans in Week 5 with reasons for hope: improving offense, solid defense, and key players returning. Fans anticipate a strong showing in this AFC South clash.
Bristol Myers Squibb is investing $2.3 billion to build a new pharmaceutical facility in Houston, enhancing the region’s biotech sector and creating hundreds of jobs, the Greater Houston Partnership announced.
This week in politics, key debates unfolded on immigration reform and climate policy, while Houston leaders addressed local infrastructure challenges. Congressional negotiations remain tense ahead of the September deadline.
October in Houston heats up with Art After Dark and the annual Blues Fest, spotlighting local artists and musicians. Events span Heights, River Oaks, and Montrose, drawing vibrant community crowds.
Houston-area students account for a significant portion of Texas school voucher recipients, highlighting the region’s growing reliance on alternative education funding as voucher programs expand statewide.