After nearly 20 years in Congress, Rep. Al Green will leave the Capitol this January. The Houston lawmaker reflects on his legacy and contemplates his next steps beyond public office.
Day: June 24, 2026
Houston is increasing patrols in entertainment districts this summer as part of Texas’ enhanced security efforts. The move aims to ensure public safety amid rising event attendance and summer activities.
The Kinder Institute at Rice University examines future enrollment trends in Houston’s public schools, analyzing population shifts, birth rates, and mobility to guide district planning and resource allocation.
Traffic fatalities in Houston have surpassed violent crime rates for the first time in years, raising concerns over road safety and prompting calls for increased enforcement and public awareness campaigns.
Small business owners are left reeling after the sudden closure of six Houston-area Painted Tree boutiques. The abrupt shutdown has disrupted operations and left many vendors scrambling for answers.
Nico Collins reflects on his NFL journey, expressing a deep connection to Houston. “I started my career here, and I want to end it here,” he told NBC Sports, highlighting his commitment to the city that launched him.
A child was denied restroom access at a Houston gas station, leading to public humiliation after the incident was recorded and shared online. Police are now investigating the case, highlighting concerns over customer treatment and safety.
Two teenagers were shot following a fight involving 10-15 juveniles in the Mission Bend area, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities are investigating the incident. No further details have been released.