A North Carolina woman and a Harris County juvenile have been accused of plotting an attack on Congregation Beth Israel in Houston. Authorities are investigating the threat to ensure community safety.
Month: June 2026
Houston’s iconic “Darth Vader house” is back on the market, drawing attention for its unique design and pop culture appeal. The home, known for its striking architecture, is listed once again by KHOU.
The World Cup lands in Houston, expected to generate $1.5 billion in economic activity. The tournament will boost local businesses, tourism, and community engagement, highlighting Houston’s growing role on the global stage.
Houston police will launch a new records management system in October after multiple delays. The upgrade aims to improve data accuracy and efficiency, enhancing overall police operations, officials confirmed.
Mayer Brown bolsters its U.S. presence by adding six attorneys from McGuireWoods in Houston and Washington, D.C. The strategic hires aim to enhance the firm’s capabilities in key markets.
U.S. Rep. Sylvia Garcia is poised to win the Democratic primary in Texas’ 29th District despite significant redistricting changes. Her strong campaign and voter base keep her firmly in the lead, according to early results.
Houston-based Fertitta Entertainment has agreed to acquire Caesars, a landmark on the Las Vegas Strip, for $6 billion. The deal marks a significant expansion of Fertitta’s presence in the gaming and hospitality industry.
Three Texas school districts are temporarily barred from enforcing key parts of the state’s DEI ban after court rulings. The legal stay halts restrictions on diversity, equity, and inclusion programs while lawsuits proceed.
A multi-agency operation in Houston led to the seizure of 31 firearms and various drugs, resulting in two arrests. Authorities continue efforts to curb illegal weapons and narcotics in the community.
Retail Power Co.’s SmartestEnergy US is expanding into the ERCOT market with a new office in Houston. The move aims to strengthen its presence and tap into Texas’ competitive energy landscape.
Houston Cougars should set their sights on standout transfer portal star, whose dynamic skill set could boost the team’s offense and elevate their conference standing, Yahoo Sports reports.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire’s new podcast has sparked controversy, with costs reaching up to $60,000 funded by taxpayers, according to Houston Public Media. Critics question the expenditure amid budget concerns.