Historic rice silos in Houston’s Spring Branch area have been demolished, clearing the way for new development. The land is set to be sold, marking a significant change in the neighborhood’s landscape.
Month: February 2026
Rockets ownership is reportedly in talks to bring the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun to Houston, aiming to expand the city’s professional sports scene and bolster local fan engagement, according to Houston Public Media.
Authorities discovered another body in a Houston waterway, raising concerns about ongoing incidents in the area. Investigations are underway to identify the victim and determine the cause. KHOU will provide updates as more information emerges.
Crews maintain containment lines on a Houston-area wildfire as winds intensify, Houston Fire Department officials report. Efforts continue to prevent the fire from spreading amid challenging conditions.
Sen. John Cornyn faces a fierce GOP primary challenge from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt, intensifying the battle for political survival ahead of the crucial Senate race.
Houston On The Cheap unveils “Date Night Ideas Houston,” featuring 100 affordable day and night picks for couples. From scenic parks to cozy eateries, these budget-friendly options promise memorable outings across the city.
Houston ISD seeks to fire a union leader, who alleges the move is retaliation for her complaints against the district. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions between the school board and employee union representatives.
Families expressed relief after a man charged in the ambush shootings of Houston grandfathers walking in a park was ordered to remain in jail. Authorities continue to investigate the tragic attack, assuring public safety.
Designs are underway for a new walkable retail hub near Houston’s Grand Parkway. This suburban development aims to enhance community accessibility and boost local commerce, offering a modern shopping experience.
Houston Cougars coach Kelvin Sampson labeled the program as “very poor,” pointing to its limited NIL budget as a major challenge. His remarks highlight ongoing financial struggles within college basketball, per USA Today.
The victim in a fatal Houston apartment shooting has been identified as a beloved grandfather. Family and community members mourn the loss, describing the tragedy as heartbreaking. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.
A brush fire in northeast Houston remains 75% contained as firefighting crews hold defenses against a shifting wind. Authorities continue efforts to prevent further spread and ensure public safety.
Houston voters dealt another political blow to HISD Superintendent Mike Miles, signaling continued community dissatisfaction. The latest setback underscores ongoing tensions between district leadership and local stakeholders.
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Rod Paige, former Houston ISD superintendent and architect of the No Child Left Behind Act, has died. Paige was a pivotal figure in education reform, shaping policies that impacted millions of students nationwide.
Houston homicides have declined significantly, marking a positive shift in public safety. Mayor Whitmire is urged to acknowledge the progress, highlighting effective strategies behind the drop, according to the Houston Chronicle.
A recent study reveals Houston lags behind other Texas cities in business-friendliness, citing regulatory challenges and infrastructure issues. The findings raise concerns about Houston’s competitive edge in attracting companies.
Lamar Little League from Houston is set to compete in the Little League World Series, showcasing top young talent from the area. The team advances with strong local support, representing Houston on a national stage.
Apple is ramping up U.S. manufacturing, with plans to begin Mac mini production domestically later this year. The move signals a strategic shift to strengthen local supply chains and boost American jobs.
Kevin Durant has expressed his desire to join the U.S. men’s basketball team for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, aiming to compete on home soil and add to his international legacy.