Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick sparked debate by asserting the U.S. Constitution does not establish a separation of church and state, challenging a long-held interpretation. His comments were made during a Houston Public Media interview.
Day: September 28, 2026
Houston honors Hispanic Heritage Month with vibrant events across the city, including cultural festivals, art exhibits, and live performances. Discover where to celebrate and join the community in recognizing Hispanic contributions.
HISD is moving forward with special education restructuring amid an ongoing TEA investigation into complaints. The district aims to improve services while addressing concerns raised by parents and advocacy groups.
New dates have been announced for the highly anticipated true crime speakeasy just outside Houston due to overwhelming demand. Fans can now secure tickets for this immersive experience at secrethouston.com.
A Houston contractor is breaking barriers by training and hiring single moms in the trades. Her business not only builds homes but also opens doors to new careers, empowering women to achieve financial independence.
Former Houston sports radio host has found new success in Austin, blending sports insights with community engagement. His move signals a dynamic shift in local media landscapes, as featured in the Jewish Herald-Voice.
Edouard’s biggest hit is set to electrify Houston tonight, with fans eagerly awaiting the anticipated performance. The Houston Press highlights the event as a must-see moment in the city’s vibrant music scene.
Shell has listed its longtime Houston headquarters for $325 million, signaling a major shift for the energy giant. The move reflects broader changes in Shell’s real estate and corporate strategies.