Houston police responded to four separate shootings overnight, resulting in two fatalities. Authorities are actively searching for suspects as investigations continue into the violent incidents. KHOU will provide updates.
Year: 2025
The U.S. House has approved a federal ban on THC, a move that could severely impact Texas’ hemp industry. The bill now heads to President Trump, raising concerns among local growers and businesses.
Houston’s culinary scene heats up this October with 15 must-attend food and drink events. From savory festivals to craft cocktail tastings, explore the city’s vibrant flavors all month long.
Houston ISD failed to implement special education plans in compliance with federal regulations, a recent report reveals. The district faces scrutiny as families seek accountability for unmet legal requirements.
A homeless man was assaulted in front of a South Post Oak store in Houston and later died at a hospital. Authorities are investigating the incident as they seek witnesses and information.
HBJ has announced the 90 Women Who Mean Business honorees for 2025, celebrating leaders driving innovation and growth across industries. This recognition highlights their impact and achievements in the business community.
A 24-year-old entrepreneur is attempting to purchase the Houston professional sports franchise for $120 million, according to the Houston Chronicle. The potential deal marks a notable milestone in sports ownership.
A SWAT standoff in East Houston ended peacefully after a barricaded suspect was taken into custody. Authorities secured the area, ensuring public safety. No injuries were reported during the operation.
Jasmine Crockett has entered the Houston congressional race, aiming to succeed retiring Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee. The move adds a fresh dynamic to the district’s crowded Democratic field.
Houston police are investigating a deadly shooting that left one person dead and three others injured. Authorities continue to gather evidence and seek witnesses in the ongoing investigation. More details to follow.
This weekend in Houston, enjoy the vibrant Shakespeare Festival featuring classic plays live in the park. Don’t miss the Hot Wheels Tour showcasing iconic cars and thrilling exhibits for all ages.
Houston ISD unveils a new partnership plan aimed at boosting its top-performing schools through community and business collaboration, enhancing resources and opportunities for students, officials announced.
A Houston woman seeks justice after her father’s death in local woods, once a refuge turned crime scene. Authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. KHOU reports ongoing updates.
The Houston Chronicle unveils “The Chronicle 100,” highlighting Houston’s top-performing public companies. This annual ranking showcases local leaders driving economic growth and innovation across diverse industries.
The University of Houston faces growing questions about its financial capacity to compete with top-tier programs. Funding challenges raise concerns over recruitment, facilities, and overall competitiveness in major college sports.
A fire has severely damaged Molly’s Pub in Clear Lake, leaving the local community devastated. Beloved by residents, the iconic spot’s destruction marks a significant loss for the neighborhood. Investigations are ongoing.
California Governor Gavin Newsom, setting sights on the 2028 presidential race, intensifies political clashes with Texas. His rhetoric warns: “Don’t poke the bear,” signaling heightened tensions ahead.
Hooky Entertainment unveils a massive new facility in the Houston area, featuring IMAX theaters, bowling alleys, and a sprawling arcade—all under one roof. A top destination for family fun and entertainment.
The HISD Board of Managers voted to terminate the union leader amid ongoing tensions. The decision marks a significant shift in district-labor relations, with implications for upcoming contract negotiations.
ICE Houston arrested over 1,500 criminal aliens, gang members, foreign fugitives, and immigration offenders during a 10-day operation, targeting public safety threats, officials announced.