A recent Houston Public Media poll reveals a statistical dead heat between incumbent Senator John Cornyn and challenger Ken Paxton in the GOP primary for Texas U.S. Senate, signaling a tightly contested race ahead.
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Houston celebrates Pride Month with a variety of free and low-cost events this June. From parades to art exhibits, Houston on the Cheap highlights budget-friendly ways to join the festivities and support the LGBTQ+ community.
Houston Chronicle’s latest map reveals enrollment declines in the city’s innermost schools, highlighting shifting demographics and challenges facing local education systems amid evolving community needs.
Two brothers suspected of multiple burglaries in Houston’s Heights neighborhood were sentenced to just 12 days in jail, sparking outrage among residents. The light sentence has raised questions about local justice.
Giles Kibbe, featured in The Business Journals, is recognized for his impactful leadership in the tech industry. His innovative strategies continue to drive growth and inspire emerging entrepreneurs nationwide.
SportsTalk 790 radio host faced backlash after mocking UH coach Willie Fritz during a live interview, sparking controversy and calls for an apology, the Houston Chronicle reports.
Several grocery stores in Houston will be open on Thanksgiving Day 2025, offering essential items and last-minute meal needs. KHOU reports shoppers should check store hours as they vary by location.
Central Northwest Houston, Texas, is expected to experience fluctuating weather conditions this week, including scattered showers and moderate temperatures. Stay updated with The Weather Channel for the latest forecasts and alerts.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Attorney General Ken Paxton highlighted their Christian faith and political achievements during a Turning Point USA event in Houston, emphasizing conservative values to a passionate audience.
Houston buzzes this weekend with excitement, from savoring authentic cuisine at the Original Greek Festival to family fun at Zoo Boo. Don’t miss these top events that highlight the city’s vibrant culture and community spirit.
Children at Risk’s 2025 Houston report reveals top and bottom elementary schools, highlighting standout achievers and those needing improvement. The Houston Chronicle details rankings, shedding light on education quality across the city.
A former Houston teacher accused of sexually assaulting children has been arrested in Peru, authorities confirmed. The arrest follows an international search, highlighting cross-border cooperation in child protection efforts.
Cody Schneider joins The Business Journals as a senior editor, bringing extensive experience in business reporting. He will focus on delivering in-depth local market insights and industry trends.
Houston sports owner Tilman Fertitta was notably absent from Forbes’ latest billionaires list, despite his multi-billion-dollar ventures, sparking debate over the criteria and valuations used by the publication.
Meet Grizzy’s Hood News: Houston’s most powerful social media voice, delivering real-time updates and community stories. Click2Houston highlights how Grizzy connects locals with raw, authentic news.
ICE arrested 1,500 individuals in a recent Houston sweep targeting criminals with prior convictions and immigration violations, officials reported. The crackdown aims to enhance public safety by removing dangerous offenders.
Only four voters in Rice Village cast ballots approving over $430 million in bonds, raising questions about community engagement and the legitimacy of such a large expenditure, reports the Houston Chronicle.
Houston reVision’s breakdance program shines a spotlight on local talent, providing a platform for area breakdancers to showcase their skills and culture. The initiative fosters community and artistic growth in Houston’s vibrant dance scene.
HISD’s Wheatley High School has appointed a new principal, marking a leadership change aimed at boosting student success. The Houston Chronicle reports the new head’s plans to prioritize academic achievement and community engagement.
A 15-year-old has been charged with capital murder after allegedly shooting another teen during a possible drug deal in Houston. Authorities continue investigating the circumstances surrounding the deadly incident.