After a man’s deportation, his family is urging the Houston Police Department to cease holding drivers solely for ICE. They argue the practice jeopardizes community trust and fuels fear among immigrants.
Day: August 21, 2026
A man allegedly opened fire on cars in Texas, injuring three people, authorities reported. The incident is under investigation as police search for the suspect. No further details have been released.
This week in politics (Aug. 12, 2026), key developments include the Senate’s climate bill advances, a major Supreme Court ruling on voting rights, and local Texas lawmakers debating new education reforms.
Don Toliver’s sold-out Houston concert ended abruptly as a confused crowd was ordered to exit the venue unexpectedly. Details remain unclear, leaving fans frustrated and seeking answers. The Houston Chronicle will provide updates.
East Bernard High School’s football coach and his wife, a local teacher, tragically died in a car crash. The community mourns the loss of the couple known for their dedication to education and sports.
Four people were injured in a Houston shooting, including a man police say fired at vehicles. Authorities are investigating the incident and searching for additional suspects. No fatalities have been reported.
A 200,000-square-foot shopping center is planned for the former Gulf Greyhound Park site in La Marque, promising new retail opportunities and economic growth for the community. Development details are forthcoming.
The NHL has officially launched its expansion process, evaluating the potential for a new franchise in Texas. Houston and Austin are frontrunners as the league explores opportunities to grow its market.
Construction has begun on Eli Lilly’s $6.5 billion manufacturing campus in Houston’s Generation Park. This major investment aims to boost pharmaceutical production and create thousands of local jobs, strengthening the region’s biotech sector.