An $85 million project could bring a major pro sports league to Houston, boosting local economy and fan engagement. Details on the stadium and timeline remain under review. More updates expected soon.
Month: October 2025
The Texans suffered a tough loss to the Seahawks on Monday Night Football, exposing key weaknesses. Three major takeaways include offensive struggles, defensive lapses, and missed opportunities that cost Houston the game.
Houston officials cleared a major homeless encampment Monday under a new initiative led by City Council member John Whitmire. The effort aims to connect displaced residents with housing and services.
Rookie running back Woody Marks is rapidly earning Texans fans’ trust with his dynamic play and solid work ethic. His early performances signal a promising future in Houston’s backfield.
In Houston, suhoor festivals during Ramadan are gaining popularity as inclusive community events. These early morning gatherings bring diverse groups together to share food and celebrate the holy month.
HISD announces the new education system will receive $8,566 base funding per student, aiming to enhance resources and support across the district. This boost is expected to improve overall student outcomes.
Gov. Greg Abbott has launched a new task force targeting repeat offenders in Harris County. The initiative aims to reduce crime rates by enhancing coordination between law enforcement agencies.
Miller Outdoor Theatre in Houston’s Hermann Park has announced a facility improvement project aimed at enhancing visitor experience. The upgrades will modernize infrastructure while preserving the venue’s historic charm.
The Houston Cougars prepare to face the Colorado Buffaloes in a primetime showdown. This key matchup highlights the Cougars’ season as they aim to make a strong statement on the national stage.
The University of Houston rises in the latest U.S. News & World Report “Best Colleges” rankings, highlighting its growing academic excellence and enhanced student opportunities. This marks a significant milestone for the institution.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has called a special election for November to fill Houston’s vacant congressional seat. The election aims to ensure continued representation for the district in Congress.
The former Sears building at Deerbrook Mall is set to transform into a 150,000-square-foot entertainment complex. The new development aims to revitalize the retail space and attract diverse visitors.
The Texas Education Agency will release schools’ 2024 performance ratings following a recent court ruling. The decision mandates transparency, impacting how schools are assessed statewide.
A woman was hospitalized after being shot by her father in southwest Houston, according to police. The incident remains under investigation as authorities work to determine the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
Houston Mayor Whitmire addressed concerns after five bodies were recovered from local bayous, stating there is no evidence of a serial killer. Authorities continue investigating the incidents.
Vanessa Wyche returns as director of Johnson Space Center after serving as acting NASA associate administrator. Her leadership continues to drive key space exploration initiatives.
Houstonians are leveraging legal loopholes to place sports bets despite Texas’ tight restrictions. These unofficial channels highlight growing demand as authorities grapple with regulation enforcement.
Nakia Holmes, founder of Turkey Leg Hut, was arrested in Houston in connection with a kidnapping case. Authorities are investigating the incident as details continue to emerge. Further updates are expected.
Al Green has announced he will not run in the special election for Texas’ 18th Congressional District. The decision opens the field for new candidates vying to fill the congressional seat.
Houston’s latest trend blends daytime sobriety with nightlife energy as coffee shops host vibrant raves. This unique fusion offers a fresh twist on socializing, attracting diverse crowds seeking fun without the alcohol.