Get ready for 713 Day Weekend, July 10–13, 2025! Discover 365 exciting activities across Houston, from cultural events to outdoor adventures. Plan your ultimate city experience and celebrate Houston like never before.
Month: July 2025
Over 800 teachers have left Houston ISD for the 2024-25 school year, a significant increase reflecting ongoing challenges within the district, according to the Houston Chronicle.
Houston police are investigating a chilling series of unsolved decapitation murders that have claimed five lives. The mysterious case remains open as authorities seek leads in this disturbing Texas true crime story.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed key business-boosting bills in a virtual ceremony with Houston leaders, aiming to strengthen the state’s economy and support local enterprises amid ongoing challenges.
The Houston Rockets have acquired Kevin Durant in a blockbuster trade, sending Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, and multiple draft picks to the Brooklyn Nets. The move aims to boost Houston’s championship aspirations.
Houston Astros breakout star outfielder exited Wednesday’s game early due to a calf injury. Team officials are assessing the severity as fans await updates on his availability moving forward.
Hearst Communications has announced plans to acquire the Dallas Morning News and the Houston Chronicle, expanding its footprint in Texas media. The deal aims to strengthen regional news coverage and digital growth.
A recent TSU poll shows Ken Paxton leading John Cornyn by 9 percentage points in the U.S. Senate race, highlighting a significant shift as the Texas GOP primary approaches. The findings underscore changing dynamics in the state’s political landscape.
Houston families can enjoy thrilling Halloween fun with events like Zoo Boo and Galaxy Frights. From spooky adventures to kid-friendly activities, these top local attractions offer festive fun for all ages.
Houston ISD reports a notable rise in high school students’ STAAR test scores, highlighting improved academic performance and progress across multiple subjects, according to Houston Public Media.
University of Houston students staged a protest demanding increased safety measures following a recent spike in on-campus crimes. They urge the administration to enhance security to protect the campus community.
MilkShake Factory announced plans to open a new location in the Houston area, marking a key step in its national expansion. The popular dessert chain aims to bring its signature shakes to more customers across the U.S.
Houston’s struggles continue as losses mount, placing increased pressure on coach Kelvin Sampson. With expectations high, many say, “This was the year right here” for a breakthrough — but time is running out.
Astros infielder Jeremy Peña remains sidelined as he has not yet been cleared for baseball activities, raising concerns about his recovery and the team’s infield depth, Sports Illustrated reports.
Hundreds of protesters gathered at Houston City Hall to denounce former President Trump, despite the cancellation of his planned July Fourth rally. Demonstrators voiced strong opposition amid heightened political tensions.
The Houston Rockets are evaluating their roster depth as they consider adding another guard. With backcourt injuries and inconsistent perimeter shooting, an additional guard could bolster their rotation and improve offensive flexibility.
Houston’s top attractions are buzzing this summer, from the vibrant Museum District to the scenic Buffalo Bayou Park. Explore space at NASA’s Johnson Space Center or enjoy live music at Discovery Green. Don’t miss out!
Houston ISD is considering closing several schools amid budget challenges. Elected trustees emphasize the importance of community involvement, urging parents and residents to participate in upcoming meetings.
Crime patterns in Houston neighborhoods are shifting. The Houston Chronicle’s new interactive map offers residents a detailed look at recent changes, helping communities stay informed and safer. Explore the trends today.
The German Goethe-Institut returns to Houston after 25 years, securing a new lease at Post Houston. This marks a pivotal moment in cultural exchange and German-American relations in the city.