Exclusive: Houston’s iconic Williams Tower has been sold in a deal reportedly exceeding $300 million, marking one of the city’s largest recent real estate transactions, according to the Houston Chronicle.
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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.
Parents voiced strong opposition at the HISD board meeting, condemning the special education overhaul. “Our kids are not second-class citizens,” they declared, demanding fair treatment and improved services for their children.
Texas Democrats arrive at their state convention with optimism, focusing on unity and voter engagement. However, uncertainties about voter turnout and November’s election results continue to raise concerns.
The Houston Business Court upheld strict contractual indemnification deadlines in a recent pipeline asset sale dispute, reinforcing the importance of timely claims in commercial contracts, reports The National Law Review.
The University of Houston Cougars were ranked #24 in the USA Today Preseason Coaches Poll, reflecting strong expectations for the team’s upcoming season. Houston aims to build on last year’s success.
A Houston lawyer representing two witnesses in an ICE shooting case now faces a malpractice suit over a client’s deportation. The lawsuit alleges legal negligence impacting the man’s defense and residency status.
Houston and Galveston gear up for vibrant Juneteenth 2026 celebrations, featuring parades, cultural events, and community gatherings. Houston Public Media brings you a comprehensive guide to honor freedom and heritage.
Data shows a rise in special education enrollment across Greater Houston-area school districts for the 2025-26 school year, highlighting growing demand for tailored support services in local schools.
An ICE agent fatally shot a man in Houston during a targeted enforcement operation, authorities confirmed. Details remain limited as the investigation continues. Local officials are coordinating with federal agencies.
A deadly ICE shooting in Houston has sparked intense political scrutiny, raising questions about law enforcement protocols and oversight. The incident has reignited debates on immigration enforcement and use of force policies.
Texas public schools are experiencing their first non-pandemic enrollment decline in decades, signaling shifting demographics and potential funding challenges, according to Houston Public Media.
Authorities in West Houston are investigating illegal gambling activities, leading to several arrests. Law enforcement remains active on the scene as the operation unfolds. More details to follow. (FOX 26 Houston)
Detainees told their lawyer that an ICE officer shot a Houston driver through a passenger window, raising serious questions about the use of force. The incident is under investigation, highlighting ongoing ICE enforcement controversies.
Neighbors fatally shot a burglary suspect following a chase linked to an Alief break-in, Houston police confirm. Authorities continue investigating the incident and the suspect’s involvement, per HPD.
Data from ABC13 Houston reveals that students with disabilities approved for school vouchers receive approximately $16,000, highlighting funding challenges in supporting specialized education needs.
More than 91,000 Harris County voters participated in the primary runoff elections, making their final party selections. The high turnout highlights strong local engagement ahead of the general elections, reports Houston Public Media.
The University of Houston and DHR Health have broken ground on a new medical research and education hub, aiming to advance healthcare innovation and training in the region. The partnership promises cutting-edge opportunities for students and researchers.
Two teenagers were shot following a fight involving 10-15 juveniles in the Mission Bend area, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities are investigating the incident. No further details have been released.
Severe storms and scorching heat are challenging fans and venues across World Cup 2026 host cities. AccuWeather reports fluctuating conditions may impact match schedules and fan safety throughout the tournament.