A Texas homeowner is defending a controversial Halloween display depicting a border wall and immigrants, calling it a political statement on immigration. The display has sparked debate and drawn mixed reactions from the community.
Day: October 18, 2025
Houston’s Oktoberfest celebrations bring authentic German flair to local breweries and lively festivals. From craft beers to traditional food and music, the city offers a festive atmosphere for all ages.
HISD has revised its teacher evaluation form again as part of its pay-for-performance plan. The update aims to refine assessment criteria to better link teacher evaluations with compensation decisions.
A man charged in the 2005 death of a Texas Southern University student has been extradited from Mexico to Houston, officials confirmed. The district attorney’s office is proceeding with the case.
The Greater Houston Partnership announced a surge in new business openings for Q2 2025, highlighting robust growth across energy, tech, and healthcare sectors, signaling strong regional economic momentum.
Kelvin Sampson leads the University of Houston men’s basketball team with remarkable success. Under his guidance, the Cougars have become a dominant force in college basketball, earning national recognition and postseason appearances.
Gov. Abbott has named several Houston-area schools as “Lone Star Ribbon Schools” following the elimination of the national recognition program. The new state honor aims to celebrate academic excellence locally.