Houston’s beloved North Indian restaurant closes after 35 years, marking the end of an era. Known for its authentic flavors and loyal clientele, the closure leaves a void in the local culinary scene.
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Audacy replaced its top-rated Houston station with 95.7 The Fan, shifting focus to sports to capture new audiences and advertising revenue amid evolving market dynamics, industry sources reveal.
Apple has opened its Advanced Manufacturing Center in Houston, marking a major step in expanding its tech innovation and production capabilities. The facility aims to drive local jobs and cutting-edge research.
Ken Paxton’s Senate bid faces scrutiny amid ongoing controversies, including an indictment and allegations of an affair. These issues continue to cast a shadow over his campaign, raising questions about his political future.
Erik Arceneaux was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Houston mother Maria Jimenez-Rodriguez. The verdict brings closure to a case that deeply impacted the local community.
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The Supreme Court is set to review Texas law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools. The case raises questions about the separation of church and state, drawing national attention.
Crime Stoppers is seeking information on a woman wanted for burglary in Houston County. Authorities urge anyone with tips to come forward to assist in the ongoing investigation. More details on 41NBC News.
Houston has climbed the ranks in the 2026 InnovationMap report, securing a top spot among the best U.S. cities to start a business. The city’s growing economy and vibrant startup ecosystem are key drivers of this rise.
Audacy expands its sports betting coverage in Houston, offering fans real-time odds and expert analysis. The move highlights the growing market influence of sports gambling in Texas’s largest city.
DFW Airport unveils new gates featuring luxury seating, enhancing traveler comfort and convenience. The upgrade aims to improve passenger experience with modern amenities at a key Texas hub.
The Houston Chronicle has expanded its Texas politics team with three new reporters. Their addition strengthens the paper’s commitment to in-depth political coverage across the state.
Updated: Discover where to find free school supply events across San Antonio. Local organizations and community centers are hosting giveaways to help families prepare for the new school year.
Three Houston-area moms have filed a lawsuit challenging the display of the Ten Commandments in schools, arguing it violates Texas laws separating religion from public education. The case spotlights ongoing debates over church and state.
A Houston-area man was sentenced following the death of an 8-year-old boy in a child abuse case. Authorities detailed the tragic circumstances leading to the boy’s passing, underscoring the severity of the crime.
Texas City is set to revive the Latitude Margaritaville project, with a potential city council vote scheduled for September. The development aims to boost local economy and housing options. – KHOU
C.J. Gardner-Johnson has attributed his release from the Houston Texans to a confrontation involving a “GM’s friend,” according to NBC Sports. The cornerback suggests off-field dynamics impacted the team’s decision.
Houston boasts 13 of Texas’ top charter schools, according to U.S. News rankings. The Houston Chronicle highlights these high-performing institutions shaping quality education across the city. See the full list inside.
Former President Donald Trump will present the Space Medal of Honor to the Artemis II crew at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, recognizing their historic mission in NASA’s deep space exploration program.
Ken Paxton and Letitia Plummer, though from different political parties, share a commitment to public service and addressing key Houston issues. Their approaches highlight contrasting visions for Texas’ future.