West Houston residents express relief following the arrest of suspects linked to recent robberies, hoping it marks a turning point after a series of shootings in the area. Authorities urge continued vigilance. (ABC13 Houston)
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Conference USA welcomes Sam Houston State University, marking a new chapter in collegiate athletics. This move aims to boost competition and expand the league’s footprint. Stay tuned for more on OzarksFirst.com.
In a heated Houston City Council debate, a councilmember urged the mayor, “don’t be ugly,” pushing to expedite naming at-risk apartments in a new safety plan aimed at protecting residents from dangerous housing conditions.
A massive Japanese-style entertainment center has officially opened in the former Sears building in Houston. The new venue offers immersive games, dining, and cultural experiences, marking a unique addition to the city’s entertainment scene.
A massive tornado touched down in Houston amid severe storms, causing significant damage and prompting emergency responses. Residents are urged to stay safe as weather warnings remain in effect across the region.
Houston’s new scooter curfew has reduced late-night accidents, officials say, but critics warn the policy may unfairly impact certain neighborhoods and limit mobility for some residents.
Transwestern has assumed leasing duties for TwentyFour25, a premier office building in Houston’s Galleria area, aiming to boost tenant occupancy and enhance market presence, CoStar reports.
The Buffalo Bills aim to extend their winning streak as they face the Houston Texans on Thursday. Key injuries and recent performances will shape whether the Bills can sustain momentum in this crucial matchup.
A runoff election for Houston’s 18th Congressional District could be held as late as January 31, according to Houston Public Media. The delayed vote follows an intense primary with no clear majority winner.
Cushman & Wakefield has facilitated the sale of Chisholm Trail Business Center in Houston, marking a significant transaction in the local commercial real estate market. The deal underscores growing investor interest in the region.
A recently sold office tower in downtown Houston is set for a $26.5 million conversion into residential units, marking a significant shift in the city’s urban landscape, The Business Journals reports.
Houston will host matches in the 2026 World Cup, featuring teams from the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The final draw has set the groups, revealing which countries will compete in the city’s stadiums.
Homes are selling fastest in select Houston ZIP codes, defying the national housing slowdown. Strong buyer demand and limited inventory are driving quick sales, highlighting unique market dynamics in the region.
A former constable deputy has pleaded guilty to murder in the fatal shooting of a biker linked to a rival club, authorities confirmed. The case highlights ongoing tensions between motorcycle gangs in Houston.
Houston’s new Ismaili Center, the first of its kind in the U.S., showcases stunning architecture and cultural significance. The center serves as a hub for community, faith, and dialogue in the heart of the city.
Start your Saturday with the free Champs Sports Run Club at Memorial Park, followed by a lively afterparty. Join runners of all levels for a morning of fitness and community in Houston’s iconic green space.
Trader Joe’s is expanding in the Houston area with new store openings announced for key suburban locations. The popular grocer’s renewed growth reflects strong demand and strategic market opportunities in the region.
Houston Chronicle highlights the top 10 most improved elementary schools in Houston, showcasing significant gains in student performance and innovative teaching methods driving community success.
Central Northwest Houston, Texas, is expected to experience fluctuating weather conditions this week, including scattered showers and moderate temperatures. Stay updated with The Weather Channel for the latest forecasts and alerts.
Only four voters in Rice Village cast ballots approving over $430 million in bonds, raising questions about community engagement and the legitimacy of such a large expenditure, reports the Houston Chronicle.