Houston is gearing up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, leveraging the global event to boost tourism, infrastructure, and local businesses. The city aims to showcase its growth and secure long-term economic gains.
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The Houston Health Department launches a new Chronic Disease Health Education initiative aimed at raising awareness, prevention, and management of chronic illnesses to improve community health outcomes.
Houston-based Linscomb Wealth has opened a new office in The Woodlands and announced plans to expand to Nashville, marking significant growth for the financial advisory firm, The Business Journals reports.
Houston’s sluggish beginning persisted as they fell short in their latest matchup, continuing a troubling pattern. The Daily Toreador reports the team’s early-game struggles remain a critical challenge.
Houston Texans veteran wide receiver has urged rookie WRs to elevate their game as the season progresses. Emphasizing teamwork and resilience, he calls on newcomers to seize their opportunities on the field.
A self-described wallflower emerged as the unexpected leader of the Texas Democrats’ walkout, spotlighting a new generation of activists reshaping state politics with bold, strategic resistance.
Rookie Nick Kurtz powered the Oakland Athletics with a historic four-home run game, dismantling the Astros in a stunning rout. Houston struggled to respond as Kurtz’s power display marked a rare MLB feat.
Houston police have recovered another body from White Oak Bayou, continuing their search efforts in the area. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery. The identity of the victim has not yet been released.
Mayor Whitmire and Judge Hidalgo responded to Gov. Abbott’s new plan targeting repeat offenders in Houston, emphasizing the need for balanced enforcement that ensures public safety while addressing root causes.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo urges urgent ethics reforms in flood control, citing transparency and accountability to improve resilience. Her call comes amid growing concerns over flood management practices.
Al Green has announced he will not run in the special election for Texas’ 18th Congressional District. The decision opens the field for new candidates vying to fill the congressional seat.
Trammell Crow has completed the 1.35 million-square-foot Blue Ridge Commerce Center in Fort Bend County, boosting industrial space and supporting regional economic growth in the Houston area.
A Texas homeowner is defending a controversial Halloween display depicting a border wall and immigrants, calling it a political statement on immigration. The display has sparked debate and drawn mixed reactions from the community.
The Greater Houston Partnership announced a surge in new business openings for Q2 2025, highlighting robust growth across energy, tech, and healthcare sectors, signaling strong regional economic momentum.
Houston police are investigating after a youth pole vault team’s truck and $50,000 worth of equipment were stolen during a trip. The theft occurred while the team was away, impacting their training and competitions.
PepsiCo is set to build a massive warehouse west of Houston in 2025, marking the year’s largest industrial real estate deal. The project underscores the region’s growing importance as a logistics hub.
Two years into state control, Houston ISD still struggles with 18 D-rated schools. The district faces ongoing challenges as it seeks to improve academic performance and turnaround the lowest scoring campuses.
Steve Radom, dubbed Houston’s busiest man, expertly juggles multiple redevelopment projects across the city. His strategic vision and leadership are transforming Houston’s urban landscape at an unprecedented pace.
This weekend in Houston, don’t miss the lively Miller Summer Mixtape concert series and the awe-inspiring Jurassic Giants exhibit. From music to prehistoric wonders, there’s something for everyone to enjoy across the city.
Houston-area schools dominate the latest Texas public high school rankings, showcasing strong academic performance and extracurricular success. Local districts continue to set the standard statewide, according to KHOU.