A former detective suggests a series of Houston deaths could be connected to the alleged “Smiley Face” killer network, reigniting debate over the mysterious pattern linked to drowning cases.
Month: October 2025
Houston Starbucks locations are closing as the coffee giant reduces stores and jobs nationwide. The move reflects broader cost-cutting efforts amid shifting market conditions, impacting local employees and customers.
Texas is set to begin calling witnesses in a federal hearing challenging the Trump-backed congressional map. The case centers on allegations of racial gerrymandering, with significant implications for voting rights.
BRKTHROUGH, a groundbreaking challenge room and social entertainment experience, has opened near The Woodlands. The interactive venue offers immersive puzzles and team-based fun, attracting adventure seekers and groups alike.
A Houston Independent School District mother was fired after posting a viral video at an airport, criticizing former HISD superintendent Mike Miles. The incident has sparked debate over free speech and employee rights.
Houston police are investigating after a youth pole vault team’s truck and $50,000 worth of equipment were stolen during a trip. The theft occurred while the team was away, impacting their training and competitions.
PepsiCo is set to build a massive warehouse west of Houston in 2025, marking the year’s largest industrial real estate deal. The project underscores the region’s growing importance as a logistics hub.
New Cougars quarterback is already bonding with teammates off the field, hosting a lively gathering in Houston. The event highlights the QB’s leadership and team spirit as the season approaches.
UTEP and Sam Houston face off in a crucial matchup as both seek their first FBS win this season. The Miner’s offense clashes with Sam Houston’s stout defense in a game that could shape momentum early in the college football year.
Houston voters will choose a new City Council member this November. The election comes amid key local issues, with candidates focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and economic recovery. Results could shape Houston’s future policy direction.
A man was fatally shot in an apparent accidental shooting while drinking with friends in Southeast Houston. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. No arrests have been made.
Beyoncé cut her signature ’16 Carriages’ and flying car stunt during Night 2 in Houston after a mishap disrupted the performance. The superstar adapted quickly, delivering an electrifying show for fans.
Several Texas community colleges have removed course materials related to gender identity amid a statewide push to limit discussions on the topic, sparking debate over academic freedom and inclusivity in education.
Galleria-area residents demand action after a recent shooting near their neighborhood. Calling for increased safety measures, community members say, “It’s time to stand up” against the rising violent crime, KHOU reports.
Houston’s job growth expectations for 2025 have been cut in half, according to GHP. Despite the slowdown, experts say the local economy remains strong, supported by energy and healthcare sectors.
The Houston Astros were swept at home by the last-place Oakland Athletics, continuing their offensive struggles. Houston’s bats went cold, unable to break through as the Athletics secured a surprising series win.
Eli Lilly has announced plans to manufacture its new weight-loss drug at a $6.5 billion facility in Houston. The state-of-the-art site aims to boost production and meet growing demand nationwide.
The federal government shutdown has begun, impacting Texas residents as services pause and funding halts. Houston Public Media details what this means for federal workers, local programs, and daily life across the state.
Houston’s top 15+ pumpkin patches are open for fall fun, featuring pumpkins, hayrides, and family-friendly activities. Discover the best spots for seasonal celebrations with Click2Houston’s updated guide. 🎃🍁
Two years into state control, Houston ISD still struggles with 18 D-rated schools. The district faces ongoing challenges as it seeks to improve academic performance and turnaround the lowest scoring campuses.