Houston gears up for Small Business Saturday with exclusive deals and local events aimed at boosting community shopping. Residents can expect discounts, pop-ups, and family-friendly activities throughout the city.
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Houstonia Magazine’s latest article, “A Newbie’s Guide to Becoming a Houston Sports Fan,” offers an essential roadmap for newcomers eager to embrace the city’s passionate sports culture. From local teams to game-day traditions, it’s a must-read.
The Brooklyn Nets are finalizing their early rotation projections following the blockbuster Kevin Durant trade. Coaches aim to integrate new talent while maintaining competitive balance for the upcoming season.
Houston Congressman Al Green accused a Tennessee representative of using a racial slur by calling him “boy,” sparking controversy and calls for accountability. The incident highlights ongoing racial tensions in Congress.
Houston gears up for the 4th of July 2025 with a lineup of events, exclusive deals, and open venues. From fireworks to dining specials, residents can celebrate Independence Day without breaking the bank.
Texas high school students’ STAAR scores reveal gains in STEM subjects but ongoing struggles in reading and literacy, highlighting the need for focused support in language skills, The Texas Tribune reports.
Five individuals linked to a Romanian organized crime fraud scheme were arrested in Houston, authorities confirmed. The operation targeted financial institutions and victims nationwide, highlighting international crime networks.
Pittsburgh-based MilkShake Factory is set to open its first Houston location, marking a key move in its national expansion. The new store promises unique flavors and the brand’s signature creative shakes. (PHOTOS)
Stonewall Sports has launched in Houston, bringing together the LGBTQ community through inclusive recreational leagues. The initiative aims to foster connection, wellness, and visibility via sports.
Houston police officers were injured in a crash involving a pickup truck from which beer cans were reportedly thrown. Authorities are investigating the incident as they assess the officers’ conditions.
Hundreds gathered in Houston and San Antonio to protest recent immigration crackdowns targeting workplaces and courthouses. Demonstrators called for greater protections and an end to aggressive enforcement measures in Texas.
Sylvester Turner, who was sworn in as a U.S. Representative in January, has died at 70. The longtime Houston politician was known for his dedication to public service and his impactful legislative work.
Shakira, Metallica, and Asleep at the Wheel headline a series of live events in Houston this week, featuring a diverse lineup for music lovers across genres. Concerts are set to draw large local crowds.
Houston ISD is urgently seeking to hire at least 350 teachers as the new school year approaches. The district aims to fill critical vacancies to ensure classrooms are staffed and ready for students.
A leading tech giant announced plans to begin manufacturing supercomputer parts in Houston, boosting local industry and tech innovation. The move aims to enhance supply chains and create jobs in the region.
Houston Chronicle unveils “Houston Explained Sports Edition,” highlighting the 50 most influential figures shaping the city’s sports scene. From athletes to coaches, discover who drives Houston’s dynamic sports legacy.
Houston Texans standout has been named a top bounce-back candidate for 2025 by Sports Illustrated. Experts predict a major turnaround, highlighting the player’s resilience and potential impact next season.
The Houston Astros are eyeing rotation depth by targeting a former Texas Rangers pitcher and World Series champion. This move could bolster their pitching staff ahead of the upcoming MLB season.
In a bold reshaping of the capital, Trump’s latest moves are transforming Washington’s political landscape. Houston Public Media examines the impact of his strategies on governance and party dynamics.
The Texas Education Agency announced that the state takeover of Houston Independent School District will continue for an additional two years, citing ongoing challenges in academic performance and district governance.