Author: Charlotte Adams

Houston’s minority business program faces scrutiny amid allegations of mismanagement and inequity. Key concerns include funding gaps, oversight issues, and impacts on local minority entrepreneurs, sparking calls for reform.

Rice University’s Kinder Institute releases its State of Housing report, highlighting ongoing challenges in housing affordability across Houston and Harris County, urging policy action to address rising costs and supply shortages.

James Harden was arrested in Houston on Saturday for unlawfully carrying a weapon. The incident is under investigation as authorities gather more details. No further information has been released by officials.

Rouxpour owner reveals plans for an upscale steakhouse set to open in Uptown, promising a premium dining experience with high-quality cuts and elegant ambiance. Exclusive photos showcase the sleek interior design.

Houston’s World Cup Entertainment Land Pitch Live debuted with a vibrant, high-energy atmosphere, offering fans a unique nightly soccer celebration. This immersive event delivers unmatched excitement and community spirit in every moment.

Greater Houston Partnership members are making headlines this June with significant business expansions, innovative projects, and leadership appointments that continue to drive the region’s economic growth and community impact.

Houston gears up for Pride Month 2026 with over 20 vibrant events celebrating the LGBTQ+ community. From parades to art exhibits, the city offers diverse activities for all. Explore our top picks in “20+ Things to Do for Pride Month 2026 in Houston.”

Houston faces a pivotal offseason decision in 2026 that could reshape the city’s sports landscape. Key management and player moves are expected to define the future trajectory of its major teams, Yahoo Sports reports.

A car fell from the HOV lane onto the Southwest Freeway northbound at Beltway 8 in Houston, causing traffic delays. Authorities are investigating the incident. No serious injuries reported, according to KHOU.

Houston kicks off the 100-day countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup with major infrastructure upgrades, community events, and public displays, highlighting its role as a key host city for the global tournament.

Houston County will open a new STEM Academy next summer, aiming to enhance education in science, technology, engineering, and math. The program promises hands-on learning and advanced opportunities for local students.

Houston’s energy and manufacturing sectors rely on smart policies to sustain growth and innovation. Strategic regulations and investments are key to driving the region’s continued economic success, experts say.

A public viewing for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Houston man fatally shot by ICE agents, is scheduled for Thursday evening. The community is invited to pay respects as details of the incident continue to unfold.

Houston’s vibrant Uzbek community played a key role in transforming the city into a World Cup homecoming. Their cultural presence and support energized fans, making Houston a welcoming hub during the tournament.

Protests persist in Houston over the killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE. Demonstrators demand justice and accountability, highlighting concerns over immigration enforcement tactics and detainee treatment.

The Texas GOP convention in Houston began amid tensions and logistical challenges, with delays and disputes over procedural rules marking a rocky start. Party leaders aim to unify ahead of upcoming elections.

Houston Press dives into three epic Houston sports moments ended in LeBron-style cliffhangers, highlighting thrilling last-second wins that left fans on edge and showcased the city’s intense athletic passion.

Former Houston U.S. Rep. Bill Archer, who served Texas for over three decades in Congress, has died at age 98. Archer was known for his work on tax policy and fiscal matters.

Mike Miles, former Dallas ISD superintendent, has published a new book offering practical advice for leaders on reforming school districts. His insights draw from years of hands-on experience in education leadership.

A member of the HISD Board of Managers has resigned, with a former teacher named to fill the vacancy. The change aims to maintain strong leadership as the district navigates ongoing challenges.