The U.S. government is currently unable to locate a Venezuelan man deported from Houston, raising concerns about detainee tracking and repatriation processes, officials confirmed Thursday. Authorities continue their search.
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HBO star Washington Ho’s firm is set to open a new food and entertainment complex in Katy. The development aims to boost local dining and nightlife, promising diverse options for residents and visitors alike.
The Kinder Institute for Urban Research spotlights Sunrise Centers’ strengths and challenges in boosting family and student well-being, offering key recommendations to enhance their impact in urban communities.
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Exclusive: Nvidia and Foxconn are in talks to deploy humanoid robots at a Houston AI server manufacturing plant, aiming to boost automation and efficiency in production, Reuters reports.
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Houston-area elementary and middle schools showed mixed STAAR test results this year. Several districts outperformed the Texas average, while others faced challenges in core subjects, highlighting ongoing educational disparities.
Houston retains its existing minority groups category in the small-business program, aiming to continue supporting diverse entrepreneurs and promote economic inclusion, officials confirmed.
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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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.
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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.