Only four voters in Rice Village cast ballots approving over $430 million in bonds, raising questions about community engagement and the legitimacy of such a large expenditure, reports the Houston Chronicle.
Month: November 2025
Houston reVision’s breakdance program shines a spotlight on local talent, providing a platform for area breakdancers to showcase their skills and culture. The initiative fosters community and artistic growth in Houston’s vibrant dance scene.
HISD’s Wheatley High School has appointed a new principal, marking a leadership change aimed at boosting student success. The Houston Chronicle reports the new head’s plans to prioritize academic achievement and community engagement.
A 15-year-old has been charged with capital murder after allegedly shooting another teen during a possible drug deal in Houston. Authorities continue investigating the circumstances surrounding the deadly incident.
IES Holdings is set to acquire Gulf Island Fabrication in a $192 million deal, strengthening its presence in the Houston-area energy sector. The move aims to expand service offerings and operational capacity.
Houston is favored to clinch the Big 12 men’s basketball title again, aiming for a historic three-peat. Experts highlight the team’s strong roster and consistent performance as key factors in the prediction.
A radar-confirmed tornado swept through Houston suburbs, causing significant damage to homes and infrastructure. Emergency services are assessing the impact as residents begin cleanup efforts. No serious injuries have been reported.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott and California Governor Gavin Newsom are both scheduled to appear in Houston this weekend. Their visits highlight contrasting political agendas amid key regional events.
Greater Houston’s vibrant fall season comes alive with over 75 major festivals celebrating food, culture, and music. From family-friendly events to unique local traditions, there’s something for everyone to enjoy across the city.
An officer was stabbed in downtown Houston Friday night. In response, the officer’s partner fired and killed the suspect, according to HPD. The injured officer was taken to a hospital; conditions remain undisclosed.
Houston Independent School District’s Transportation Department ensures safe, timely bus services for over 200,000 students daily. The district continuously upgrades its fleet and routes to enhance efficiency and student safety.
ICE arrested a violent criminal illegal alien in Houston, TX, wanted for beating, kidnapping, and sexually assaulting a woman. Homeland Security officials confirmed the detention as part of ongoing efforts to protect communities.
Houston’s innovation scene heats up this October with 10+ can’t-miss business events. From tech showcases to networking mixers, InnovationMap highlights key opportunities to connect, learn, and grow in the city’s dynamic market.
Colorado football slipped in the latest USA TODAY Sports power rankings despite securing a win. The Buffaloes’ performance raised concerns about consistency as they prepare for upcoming challenging matchups.
Texans’ head coach DeMeco Ryans emphasizes discipline and intensity as Houston prepares to face the Colts. Ryans aims to set the tone with a strong defense and strategic execution in the upcoming matchup.
State Rep. James Talarico has officially entered the Democratic primary race for the U.S. Senate, aiming to challenge incumbent Sen. John Cornyn in the upcoming election. He brings a progressive platform focused on education and healthcare.
The Neil Diamond musical “A Beautiful Noise” delivers a sparkling performance in Houston, blending iconic hits with compelling storytelling. The show captivates audiences, celebrating the legend’s enduring legacy.
Parents have filed a federal lawsuit against Houston ISD, alleging the district used their child’s preferred pronouns without consent, raising questions about privacy and parental rights in schools.
One man was killed and two others injured in an early-morning shooting in a Houston neighborhood, authorities confirmed. Police are investigating the incident and searching for suspects. No arrests have been made.
As companies in Houston mandate more in-office hours, commuter traffic is intensifying. Longer office stays are increasing peak congestion, impacting daily travel times and straining the city’s transportation infrastructure.