A Houston fan’s night out turned traumatic after a glass was thrown during a “Baddies” club event, sending them to the ER. Authorities are investigating the incident that disrupted the celebration.
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A criminal probe is underway into an HISD police officer accused of misusing his badge, raising concerns over potential abuse of power. Authorities are investigating the extent of the officer’s actions.
Hundreds marched through Houston, protesting the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis woman by an ICE agent. The demonstration called for accountability and justice amid growing tensions over immigration enforcement.
A woman was fatally shot in the head on a Houston bus, authorities say. Officials confirm she was an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
Election results are in for the Harris County, District 18 U.S. House special election. Houston Public Media provides up-to-date coverage on candidates, vote counts, and key outcomes shaping this critical race.
A supersized World Cup field starts to take shape as Friday’s draw sets the stage for the expanded tournament. Houston Public Media reports on the new format and the anticipation building worldwide.
The DOJ has ended its monitoring of illegal dumping in Houston, marking a retreat from environmental justice efforts. The move raises concerns about ongoing pollution and community health impacts in vulnerable neighborhoods.
This week in politics, key legislative debates unfolded in Washington, while Texas lawmakers advanced critical bills. Houston Public Media breaks down the latest developments shaping the national and local landscape.
Houston ISD is experiencing a sharper decline in student enrollment than earlier estimates indicated, according to an internal document obtained by Houston Public Media. The drop raises concerns over funding and resource allocation.
A $6 million modern home in Piney Point Village has topped Houston’s real estate market this week, marking the priciest sale reported by KHOU. The luxury property features sleek design and high-end amenities.
Houston has been announced as the host city for the 2025 AAU Junior Olympic Games. The event will bring thousands of young athletes to compete in multiple sports, boosting local tourism and community engagement.
UPDATE: A 16-year-old boy who went missing Christmas night in the Houston area has been found safe, authorities confirmed. Search efforts concluded after a coordinated community response. No further details released.
Houston ISD is enhancing campus safety measures this year with increased security personnel, updated emergency protocols, and partnerships with local law enforcement to ensure a secure learning environment for all students.
Exclusive: Houston’s bayous have become frequent sites for recovering bodies, raising concerns over crime and safety. Data reveals patterns in locations and demographics, highlighting urgent community and law enforcement challenges.
The Houston Astros have filed a lawsuit challenging a proposed first-ever property tax on their ballpark, arguing it unfairly targets the team. The case, covered by the Houston Chronicle, could impact sports venue taxation nationwide.
Houston police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that killed two women. Additionally, a man found deceased in a bayou has been identified. Authorities continue to seek information. (FOX 26 Houston)
Businesses relying on the Port of Houston face growing challenges due to Trump’s tariffs and the ongoing government shutdown, disrupting trade and impacting local economies, Houston Public Media reports.
Rockets owners are reportedly in talks to buy the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun, with plans to relocate the team. The potential move aims to bring professional women’s basketball to a new market. Negotiations are ongoing.
Texas superintendents warn that school takeovers are not a sustainable solution for improving student learning. They argue for more long-term support and resources to boost educational outcomes, says Houston Public Media.
Houston’s holiday season shines bright with 13 immersive displays across the city. From vibrant light installations to interactive exhibits, CultureMap Houston highlights must-see festive experiences lighting up the city this year.