SBSB Eastham has been recognized as one of Houston’s largest law firms by the Houston Business Journal. The accolade highlights the firm’s growth and influence in the region’s legal market.
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Houston’s first women’s sports bar, Side Peace, is drawing big crowds with its welcoming atmosphere and focus on women’s sports. The new hotspot is redefining fan spaces in the city. (ABC7 Los Angeles)
Pittsburgh Steelers new WR, Jaylen Carter, compares himself to franchise legend Hines Ward in a recent interview. Carter cites Ward’s toughness and leadership as qualities he strives to embody on the field.
Preliminary data shows Houston homicides declined in 2024, marking a significant drop compared to previous years. Officials attribute the decrease to enhanced policing and community outreach efforts.
Looking for fun indoor activities this summer? The Houston Chronicle highlights 10 family-friendly spots in Houston, offering safe, cool escapes with interactive exhibits, games, and learning experiences for all ages.
Houston offers a vibrant weekend lineup, with Bunnies on the Bayou celebrating spring and Earth Day festivities at Discovery Green. From outdoor fun to eco-friendly events, the city promises activities for all ages.
HISD has extended contracts to over 7,000 teachers for the 2025-26 school year, aiming to secure staffing ahead of next fall, according to the Houston Chronicle. This move supports district stability and student learning continuity.
The NFL leads all sports in offseason excitement, driven by blockbuster trades, high-profile free agent signings, the NFL Draft’s star power, and year-round media coverage, keeping fans engaged well beyond the regular season.
Houston Astros’ young ace Hunter Brown is drawing attention for his impressive pitching arsenal and poise on the mound. Experts weigh in on just how high his ceiling could be in the coming seasons.
Houston athlete makes headlines, securing a coveted spot in the latest Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. This milestone highlights her rising profile both in sports and modeling. KHOU reports on her journey and impact.
Houston-area authorities remain reluctant to discuss immigration enforcement during the Trump era, citing ongoing policy shifts and sensitivities. This hesitation highlights challenges in transparency and public accountability.
Houston Texans’ key offensive weapon sparked concern after opting out of voluntary OTAs, raising red flags about commitment and team chemistry ahead of the upcoming NFL season, sources reveal.
The Crystal Lagoon project west of Magnolia is set to transform the area into a major entertainment district, featuring a massive lagoon and amenities that aim to attract visitors from across the region, officials say.
In a recent Houston Chronicle feature, Sylvester Turner recounts his political beginnings, highlighting early challenges and community support that shaped his path to public service. His candid reflections offer insight into his enduring dedication.
Kamala Harris visited Houston, drawing thousands to a rally spotlighting abortion rights. The event featured a high-profile Beyoncé performance, amplifying calls for reproductive freedom across the city.
New details emerge in the stabbing death of a British nursing student who lived with roommates for just two months. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
Houston Rockets center Alperen Şengün was notably absent from the All-NBA teams, sparking debate among fans and analysts who believe his impressive rookie season merits recognition. Was he unfairly snubbed?
The Houston Texans were notably absent from the latest Super Bowl odds released by Sports Illustrated, sparking debate over the team’s perceived underestimation despite offseason improvements.
Houston police have charged a husband in connection with the murder of his wife, Fox 26 reports. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing as they work to uncover the motive behind the tragic case.
Harris County Commissioners voted against sending County Judge Lina Hidalgo to Paris, citing budget concerns and prioritizing local issues. The decision halts the proposed international trip amid ongoing county challenges.