The Mix-MATCH fest in Midtown celebrates Houston’s vibrant arts scene this Saturday, showcasing local talent through music, art, and food. The event highlights the city’s creative spirit with diverse performances and interactive exhibits.
Month: May 2025
TEA’s official 2023 accountability ratings have been released, revealing varied performances across Texas schools. The Houston Chronicle breaks down key results and highlights districts that excelled or struggled this year.
Houston authorities report a violent night as nine people were shot across the city. Emergency responders rushed victims to hospitals, while police launched investigations into multiple shooting incidents.
No injuries were reported following an explosion at a northwest Houston business, officials confirmed. First responders quickly secured the scene and are investigating the cause of the blast.
Houston’s only lesbian bar has launched a new women’s sports bar, creating a vibrant space that champions inclusivity and sports fandom. This groundbreaking venue aims to unite the community through athletics and social connection.
Houston Texans GM Nick Caserio faces intense scrutiny after a series of offseason missteps, raising questions about the team’s future. Experts warn that failure to improve could jeopardize his position.
The FBI has launched an investigation in Houston following a truck attack in New Orleans, authorities confirm. The probe aims to uncover potential links and prevent further threats. More updates to follow.
Sylvester Turner’s district faces a $12 million loss following his death, raising concerns over funding cuts and the impact on local programs. The community grapples with the financial and emotional aftermath.
The George R. Brown Convention Center is undergoing a $2 billion transformation, promising expanded space, modernized facilities, and enhanced visitor experiences. The project aims to boost Houston’s economic and event profile.
Houston ISD voters decisively rejected the proposed bond, seen as an unofficial referendum on a potential state takeover. The margin signals strong community opposition amid ongoing district challenges.
Two of Texas’ most wanted criminal illegal immigrants were arrested in Houston and Mesquite, authorities confirmed. The Texas Department of Public Safety emphasized ongoing efforts to target violent offenders.
Goodyear is set to sell its chemicals business, including a Houston facility, in a $650 million deal. The transaction marks a strategic shift as the company refocuses on its core tire operations.
Houston coach Kelvin Sampson reflected on the team’s final missed shot in the NCAA championship loss to Florida, stating, “At the end, you’ve gotta get a shot,” emphasizing the crucial nature of executing in clutch moments.
The Houston Texans are reportedly exploring a trade for a dynamic running back, aiming to boost their offensive firepower. Sources suggest negotiations are underway, signaling a potentially significant roster move.
State Sen. Mayes Middleton of Galveston has officially entered the race for Texas attorney general, joining a crowded field seeking to lead the state’s top legal office, according to Houston Public Media.
Exclusive: HISD Superintendent Millard House II hints at extending his tenure, saying he may stay for “a few more years.” His potential continued leadership comes amid ongoing district challenges.
Violent crime rates have continued to decline across Houston and the U.S. in the first half of 2024, according to recent data. Authorities credit ongoing community efforts and targeted policing for the positive trend.
The U.S. Postal Service showcased new and innovative business products, programs, and services in Houston, aiming to enhance customer experience and support local businesses with cutting-edge solutions.
University of Houston students and alumni are buzzing with excitement as the Cougars secure a spot in the NCAA Final Four. The historic milestone marks a proud moment for the UH community and fans across Texas.
A Texas war hero was fatally shot in a parking lot, sparking outrage after the gunman was not arrested. Authorities cited self-defense, raising questions about the investigation and legal response.