Texas Democrats are calling for transparency and accountability following two fatal encounters involving ICE agents. They demand thorough investigations into the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
Day: August 13, 2026
Celebrate the Lunar New Year in the Greater Houston area with eight vibrant events featuring traditional performances, cultural exhibitions, and festive cuisines. Discover where to join the community’s joyous festivities this year.
Houston-area families can benefit from 10 back-to-school giveaway events offering free supplies and essentials. These community efforts aim to ease costs and support students ahead of the new academic year.
A Houston criminal defense attorney has been charged with murder following a fatal shooting. Authorities responded to the incident, launching an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the case.
A sinkhole near a Houston business and residence continues to expand, raising safety concerns. Authorities are monitoring the site closely as residents and officials assess potential risks. Rescue and repair efforts are underway.
Houston Dash fell to Gotham FC 2-1 in their final match before the World Cup break. Despite strong efforts, Houston couldn’t overcome Gotham’s late goals, heading into the break with a tough loss.
Rice University’s Kinder Institute releases its State of Housing report, highlighting ongoing challenges in housing affordability across Houston and Harris County, urging policy action to address rising costs and supply shortages.
A man was shot after five masked suspects confronted him and his girlfriend in their Houston garage, police say. The incident is under investigation as authorities seek more details.
New Texas education changes are introducing more politics and religion into classrooms, sparking debate over curriculum content and academic freedom. The Houston Chronicle details six key shifts shaping the state’s schools.
Baytown’s new events center is set to host concerts and sports, eliminating the need to travel to Houston. The state-of-the-art venue aims to boost local entertainment and community engagement.
Texas Tech K-12 has launched its first-ever partnership in the Houston area, expanding access to innovative educational programs and resources for local students and schools. This marks a significant step in Texas Tech’s K-12 outreach.
A carjacking involving a pitchfork in Harris County sparked a 100-mile police chase, authorities reported. The suspect’s erratic flight ended after a high-speed pursuit, highlighting ongoing regional crime concerns.
Hill House Home is set to open its first Houston store in Rice Village, bringing its unique blend of vintage and modern home furnishings to the area. The new location aims to enhance local shopping options.
Youth interest and access to soccer are on the rise in Houston amid the World Cup excitement. Local programs report increased participation, reflecting growing enthusiasm and support for the sport across the city.