Nine HISD schools will join the new education system starting next year, aiming to enhance learning outcomes and resources. The Houston Chronicle shares the full list of schools making the transition.
Month: June 2026
Houston’s latest hotspot blends literature with intrigue at a bookstore where crimes unfold openly. Step inside to experience mysteries in real-time, merging fiction and reality in a unique cultural twist.
Texas 100 highlights the most influential professionals shaping the state’s business landscape in 2026. From tech innovators to industry leaders, these trailblazers are driving growth and transformation across Texas.
Catch the Athletics vs. Houston Astros showdown on June 6. The game airs on NBC Sports California, starting at 7:10 PM ET. Streaming is available via MLB.tv and the NBC Sports app for viewers nationwide.
The US Supreme Court rejected a challenge to a New York law enabling lawsuits against the gun industry. The decision upholds the state’s effort to hold manufacturers accountable for gun violence.
At the Texas GOP state convention in Houston, party delegates selected their fifth chair in six years, signaling ongoing leadership instability within the state Republican Party. The move highlights internal challenges ahead of upcoming elections.
First look at Palace Social: The historic Houston bowling alley has transformed into a vibrant modern hub, blending dining, entertainment, and nightlife, revitalizing the area with a fresh, dynamic atmosphere.
Several states are considering restrictions on Islamic schools joining school choice programs, sparking debate over religious freedom and educational access. The issue raises legal and policy questions nationwide.
Authorities executed 21 search warrants across the Houston area targeting organized crime and money laundering operations. The coordinated effort aims to dismantle illicit networks and recover illegal assets, officials report.
Flooding wreaks havoc in the South as severe weather persists across the U.S., causing widespread damage and displacing thousands. Emergency crews continue rescue efforts amid rising waters. (NBC News)
A California-based company has acquired over 40 Taco Bell locations in Houston, expanding its footprint in the competitive fast-food market. The deal marks a significant shift in local restaurant ownership.
The Congolese spirit triumphed in Houston as fans united to overcome World Cup challenges, showcasing resilience and passion despite obstacles. Their vibrant support highlighted the power of community abroad.
Exclusive: Houston Police and ICE collaboration has intensified, raising legal concerns. Experts argue the close partnership may violate state and federal laws, sparking debate over civil rights and law enforcement boundaries.
The 2026 Kinder Institute survey reveals Houston residents’ views on key issues, showing shifting opinions on marijuana legalization, the death penalty, and other political matters impacting local policy debates.
Greater Houston honors Memorial Day with eight community events, including ceremonies, parades, and veteran tributes. Residents are encouraged to participate in these meaningful gatherings to remember fallen heroes.
Texas faces a growing teacher shortage as mid-level educators leave in large numbers. The rise in uncertified teachers signals deepening challenges in retaining experienced staff, warns a recent ABC13 Houston report.
James Broadnax is scheduled for execution in Texas for multiple murders. However, his cousin now claims responsibility, asserting he was the shooter in the fatal incidents, raising new questions in the case.
VEVOR launches “Free Ice for Game Nights” activation in Houston, offering complimentary ice to enhance local gaming events. The initiative aims to boost community engagement and promote VEVOR’s brand presence in the U.S. market.
The Bennett School in Houston introduces an AI-powered model featuring a 2-hour classroom day, sparking community debate. Supporters cite innovation and personalized learning, while critics raise concerns about reduced instructional time.
Oil executives and diplomats are urgently pitching the White House in Houston, seeking clear timelines amid energy uncertainties. Their message: “When will it end?” highlights the urgency in navigating the global oil landscape.