A Houston man has been charged with making a terroristic threat against the Ismaili Center, authorities announced. The incident has raised concerns about community safety and prompted an ongoing investigation.
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A Houston business owner was sentenced to prison for failing to pay $1.6 million in taxes, FOX 26 Houston reports. Authorities say the unpaid taxes date back several years, leading to the conviction and prison time.
A North Carolina woman and a Harris County juvenile have been accused of plotting an attack on Congregation Beth Israel in Houston. Authorities are investigating the threat to ensure community safety.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire’s new podcast has sparked controversy, with costs reaching up to $60,000 funded by taxpayers, according to Houston Public Media. Critics question the expenditure amid budget concerns.
Two Houston sports bars have earned spots on Yelp’s Top 100 Best Sports Bars list, highlighting the city’s vibrant fan culture and excellent venues for watching games, according to the Houston Chronicle.
The LPGA is honoring tradition at its first major, but with a twist: Houston’s tournament features a pool instead of the classic pond hazard. This change adds a fresh challenge while maintaining the event’s legacy.
Mi Tienda, H-E-B’s Hispanic-focused grocery spinoff, is set to open its third location, expanding its culturally tailored shopping experience that caters to Hispanic communities. The new store aims to meet growing demand.
Houston experienced a violent start to 2026 with two dead and seven injured in multiple shootings across the metro area, authorities report. Investigations are ongoing as the city reels from the early surge in gun violence.
Republicans and Democrats are fiercely competing to lead the Texas Attorney General’s Office in an open race. Both parties aim to shape the state’s legal direction amid high voter interest.
A body was discovered Wednesday in a drainage canal in northeast Houston, authorities confirmed. Officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. No further details have been released.
Deep Manufacturing CEO outlines Houston expansion plans, highlighting new facility openings and increased operations during OTC. The roadmap aims to boost local industry presence and economic growth in the region.
Meta Lab plans its first Texas store in Houston’s Galleria, marking a major retail expansion. The move highlights the company’s growth strategy amid rising demand for immersive tech experiences.
A driver was fatally shot inside an SUV at a northeast Houston intersection, authorities report. The incident remains under investigation as police seek suspects and motives. No arrests have been made so far.
Amazon selected Richmond for its Prime Air drone delivery launch, citing the city’s favorable regulations, strategic location, and tech-friendly community as key factors to boost rapid, efficient package delivery.
ICE Houston reports 277 arrests during a recent two-week enforcement operation targeting immigration violations. The agency emphasized its ongoing commitment to public safety and law enforcement collaboration.
Houston police report a man was found shot to death inside a vehicle on the city’s northeast side. Officials are investigating the homicide, with no suspects yet identified, ABC13 Houston confirms.
A man was found dead in a north Houston front yard following a gunshot and crash, police reported. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. No arrests have been made.
A man accused of killing pregnant Houston woman Ashanti Allen was arrested in Louisiana after fleeing the state. Authorities tracked him using Allen’s debit card, which he reportedly used during his escape.
Rod Paige left a lasting impact on education in Houston and nationwide. His controversial reforms sparked debate, shaping policies that continue to influence schools today, reflecting his complex legacy in public education.
HISD families face uncertainty as the district announces plans to close 12 schools amid budget cuts and declining enrollment. The move sparks concern over community impact and student displacement.
