Sylvester Turner’s death continues to reverberate through Houston’s political landscape, leaving a leadership void and sparking uncertainty among city officials. The loss impacts ongoing policy initiatives and local governance stability.
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Houston buzzes this weekend with The Weeknd’s electrifying shows at NRG Stadium and the Burger Crawl event, spotlighting the city’s top burger joints. Don’t miss these vibrant experiences shaping Houston’s weekend scene.
A Magnolia mother was acquitted by reason of insanity in connection to her daughter’s 2022 death, according to the Houston Chronicle. The court ruled she was not mentally responsible at the time of the tragedy.
As Trump considers deploying National Guard troops to major cities amid unrest, Houston officials weigh the possibility. The city’s response and preparedness remain closely monitored as tensions rise nationwide.
A judge has issued a ruling in the ongoing Houston Independent School District teacher pay dispute. The decision addresses salary concerns and potential adjustments for educators amid contract disagreements.
This week in politics (May 7, 2025), key developments include heated debates over new infrastructure bills, shifts in party alliances, and mounting concerns on climate policy reforms, shaping the national agenda ahead.
Potbelly is set to open its first franchised sandwich shops in the Houston area, expanding its local footprint by 50%. The move marks a significant growth milestone for the brand in a key Texas market.
Mac Haik has unveiled plans for a new Kirkwood restaurant in the Energy Corridor tower. The Business Journals shares exclusive renderings and details on the upcoming development set to enhance the area’s dining options.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo announced she will not seek re-election, marking a significant shift in Texas politics. Her departure opens the field in a key Democratic stronghold.
Eight MS-13 members pleaded guilty to violent crimes in the Houston area, authorities announced. The convictions mark a significant crackdown on gang-related violence in the region.
Texas has been named one of the 10 most fun states in the US, according to WalletHub. The Lone Star State ranked high for its entertainment, outdoor activities, and nightlife, making it a top destination for fun seekers.
Two Houston high schools have been ranked among the top 100 charter schools in the U.S., according to the Houston Chronicle. This recognition highlights the city’s growing excellence in charter education.
Houston Congressman Al Green, displaced by redistricting, is considering a 2026 run for the 18th Congressional District. The move highlights shifting political dynamics ahead of the next election cycle.
A shooting at a Houston sports bar left 1 dead and 5 injured after a man opened fire, authorities report. Police are investigating the motive as the community reels from the tragedy.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick are set to pursue court orders to remove Democrats who broke quorum during a recent legislative session, aiming to restore order and continue state governance.
A man was found shot to death Tuesday at a north Houston apartment complex, police said. Authorities are investigating the incident, with no suspects currently in custody. The motive remains unclear.
On Saturday, the internet buzzed with speculation about former President Donald Trump’s whereabouts, fueled by sparse public appearances and unconfirmed reports, sparking widespread curiosity and debate online.
Houston buzzes this weekend with diverse events, from the lively country beats of ‘Honky Tonk Laundry’ to the vibrant cultural celebrations at Viva Fest. Don’t miss the city’s best in entertainment and culture.
Authorities are investigating an apparent murder-suicide on Meadowglen in Houston. Details remain limited as officials work at the scene. FOX 26 Houston will provide updates as more information becomes available.
ICE arrests six undocumented immigrants in Houston linked to 48 criminal convictions and 42 illegal border crossings, authorities announced. The operation underscores ongoing enforcement efforts by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.