A man was shot while driving in northwest Harris County, officials report. Authorities are investigating the incident and have not released information on suspects or motives. The victim’s condition remains unknown.
Day: April 8, 2026
East West Bank nearly tripled its deposits in Houston, driven by targeted local engagement and strategic partnerships. The bank now plans to expand its footprint and digital offerings to sustain growth.
Houston sports fans endured a grueling 24 hours of heartbreak as their teams suffered one loss after another, leaving the city with no victories and only pain to bear, reports the Chron.
Elliott’s bid to acquire Citgo faces hurdles amid U.S. price regulations and risk concerns, Bloomberg reports. The complexities cloud the deal’s prospects in a volatile energy market.
A person was found dead in Buffalo Bayou near East Houston port businesses, authorities reported. Officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery. No further details have been released.
Former President Donald Trump has suggested Senator Ted Cruz as a potential nominee for the Supreme Court, stirring debates on the future judicial direction. The endorsement highlights Cruz’s conservative appeal.
Houston is honoring Black History Month this February with a lineup of cultural events, educational programs, and community celebrations across the city, highlighting Black heritage and contributions to Houston’s vibrant history.
Houston ISD is reviewing changes to magnet and career programs across its schools. The proposed adjustments aim to enhance student opportunities and better align offerings with workforce demands.
The Garage HTX launches “Serial Killer Speakeasy,” a true crime-themed cocktail experience. Guests can sip creatively crafted drinks inspired by infamous cases in a chilling, immersive setting.
Transwestern has made a strategic investment in Houston-based data center builder FrontierGen, aiming to strengthen its footprint in the rapidly growing digital infrastructure market. Details were announced Tuesday.
A popular Houston sports bar announced it will close on New Year’s Day, citing increased local crime as a key factor. The decision highlights growing safety concerns in the community. More details in the Houston Chronicle.