Three employees at Pomona Elementary in Alvin ISD were terminated following allegations involving special education students, the district confirmed. An investigation is ongoing, with student safety prioritized.
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Houston’s 2024 crime stats show a mixed trend: some violent crimes, including aggravated assaults, have risen, while others like robberies have declined. Officials urge community vigilance as efforts to curb violence continue.
Barney Frank reflects on his groundbreaking experience as one of the first openly gay members of Congress, sharing insights into his political career and the challenges he faced in a candid discussion with Houston Public Media.
MS NOW will host election night watch parties in Atlanta and Houston, uniting its expanding community in pivotal midterm battlegrounds. The events aim to engage voters and foster political dialogue.
Looking for weekend plans in San Antonio? MySA highlights the city’s top events, from vibrant festivals and live music to family-friendly activities and culinary experiences. Don’t miss out on the best local happenings!
Houston’s MLB legend Roger Clemens is set to be honored at the 5th Annual Houston Sports Awards, receiving induction into the Houston Sports Hall of Fame. The ceremony will be covered by ABC13 Houston.
Houston leaders expressed concern and called for accountability following the indictment of an ICE agent involved in a crash that injured an immigrant. The incident has sparked renewed debate over immigration enforcement practices.
New research from the Kinder Institute for Urban Research reveals how Houston’s Arts Access Initiative boosts student outcomes, providing experimental evidence on the causal impact of arts education experiences.
Texas schools are now required to adjust outdoor athletic practices based on heat index readings under a new statewide safety measure aimed at protecting student athletes from heat-related illnesses.
The Houston Rockets made headlines with their best 10-day contract, showcasing a player who delivered immediate impact and boosted team performance. Yahoo Sports highlights this standout short-term signing.
A new Truthout article reveals how authoritarian pressures force teachers to self-censor, stifling honest education. It argues that solidarity among educators is key to reclaiming the truth in classrooms.
J.J. Watt, Billy Wagner, and Brian Ching celebrate Houston’s spirit as they enter their respective Halls of Fame, highlighting their deep connection to H-Town and its lasting impact on their careers.
The Only Facial has opened its second Greater Houston location in Katy, expanding its presence in the region. The new spa aims to bring advanced skincare treatments to the Katy and Fulshear communities.
A Houston resident advocates for more Flock surveillance cameras amid rising privacy concerns. The debate intensifies as the community weighs public safety benefits against potential civil liberties risks.
Two Houston high schools have been recognized among America’s best for 2026, according to U.S. News. The latest rankings highlight their academic excellence and innovative programs.
A tractor-trailer fire near Fannin Street has forced the closure of lanes on Highway 59 in Houston. Authorities are managing traffic as crews work to extinguish the blaze and clear the scene. Delays are expected.
The NHL’s potential expansion to Houston is gaining momentum, driven by the city’s massive market, passionate fan base, and strong corporate support, making it a strategic move to grow hockey’s footprint in the U.S.
This week in politics, debates heated up over climate policy and voting rights, while Congress advanced key infrastructure bills. Local Houston leaders also announced new initiatives to boost community engagement.
A major mixed-use development in Pearland moves closer to reality as city officials approve key plans. The project promises new residential, retail, and office spaces, boosting local growth and economy.
Paxton and Talarico faced tough questions in Fort Worth amid emerging issues in the Texas Senate race. The candidates addressed controversies and voter concerns as the election draws closer, highlighting the high stakes ahead.