Senate candidate Colin Allred criticized recent redistricting efforts and the government’s flood response during his visit to Houston, emphasizing the need for fair representation and improved disaster management.
Month: August 2025
Houston locals reveal top family activities spotlighting both indoor and outdoor options. From interactive museums to expansive parks, discover the best kid-friendly spots in the city, as featured in Chron.
“Be Pro, Be Proud” stopped in Houston County as part of the State Department of Education’s workforce initiative, highlighting local career opportunities and skill development to prepare students for the future.
A man was fatally shot in a parking garage at The Galleria in Houston. Authorities are investigating the incident and have not released information on any suspects. The area remains under police watch.
The Business Journals unveiled the Most Admired CEO Awards 2025, celebrating visionary leaders who drive innovation, growth, and ethical excellence across industries. Winners set new standards in business leadership.
Testimony has begun in the lawsuit filed by Astros owner Jim Crane against former owner Drayton McLane over a failed Houston Astros TV network, as reported by the Houston Chronicle. The case highlights financial disputes tied to the venture.
The Houston Rockets have been named the NBA’s “deepest team” by The Athletic, according to Sports Illustrated. Their roster depth and versatility set them apart as contenders this season.
Astros pitcher Cristian Javier made a strong return during his latest rehab start with Sugar Land. The promising ace is progressing steadily as he works back from injury, aiming to rejoin Houston’s rotation soon.
Former astronaut Terry Virts has officially launched his Democratic bid for the U.S. Senate in Texas. Leveraging his space exploration experience, Virts aims to bring fresh leadership to the political arena.
Juneteenth 2025 celebrations in Houston and Galveston feature parades, live music, cultural events, and family-friendly activities. Discover key spots to honor freedom and heritage across both cities.
Texas Education Agency commissioner praised Houston ISD’s New Employee Support (NES) model during a recent visit, calling it “pretty spectacular” for its impact on teacher retention and student success.
A Houston woman was found not guilty in the fatal shooting inside an apartment near Calhoun and Jarmese Street in southeast Houston. The verdict concluded a high-profile case covered by ABC13 Houston.
Prosperity Bank is set to expand its footprint in South and Central Texas through the acquisition of American Bank, aiming to strengthen its regional presence and increase market share.
The Astros kick off their first game in Sacramento against the Athletics. Fans can catch live coverage on the Houston Chronicle’s digital platforms, with pregame analysis starting at 6:30 p.m. local time. Stay tuned for updates.
Carlos Correa’s Houston return sparks excitement as fans relive his top moments with the Astros, including the 2017 World Series win and clutch playoff performances. Here are his five defining career highlights in Houston.
Tari Eason remains a key asset for the Houston Rockets moving forward. His defensive versatility and improving offensive skills make him vital to the team’s rebuilding efforts and long-term success, Sports Illustrated reports.
Several candidates have announced their intentions to run for the open Houston City Council seat, setting the stage for a competitive race. The Houston Chronicle will provide ongoing coverage as the campaign unfolds.
IAA Houston unveils its vibrant 2025 entertainment season, promising a dynamic lineup of cultural events, performances, and community celebrations that highlight Indian heritage and arts.
Houston residents say the city lacks a world-class aquarium, a major attraction found in other big cities. They believe such a venue could boost tourism and provide educational opportunities, filling a notable cultural gap.
Federal funding cuts of $600 million to Texas schools threaten vital mental health programs. Experts warn reduced support could impact student well-being and access to counseling services statewide.