A new Target store is planned for the former Sears site in Houston’s Garden Oaks area, according to recent filings. The development signals renewed retail interest in the neighborhood, aiming to boost local shopping options.
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Texas Rep. James Talarico asserts independence in his Senate bid, stating he is “not taking instructions or orders” from the national Democratic Party. He emphasizes a grassroots approach amid a competitive race.
Two Houston Independent School District campuses have ranked in the top 100 of U.S. News’ Best High Schools list, highlighting their academic excellence amid fierce national competition, the Houston Chronicle reports.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Sylvester Turner, former Houston mayor, has died at 70. Turner was known for his leadership in Houston and service in Congress. His passing marks a significant loss for Texas politics.
Houston’s NRG Stadium will host the much-anticipated Gold Cup final between the U.S. and Mexico. The match marks a high-stakes showdown in regional soccer, drawing fans from across the nation.
Five Houston universities secured spots on U.S. News’ 2026 Best Colleges list, highlighting the city’s growing reputation for academic excellence and diverse educational opportunities.
Ten individuals were arrested in a major takedown of a Houston-area crime organization, authorities announced. The operation, led by local law enforcement, targeted illegal activities disrupting community safety.
A Third Ward homeowner describes crime in the neighborhood as “probably the worst,” highlighting growing concerns over safety as incidents continue to rise. Residents urge more action to address the escalating issues.
Houston ISD urges community leaders to “adopt” low-performing schools in a bold effort to eliminate C-rated campuses by 2027. The initiative aims to boost student outcomes through local partnerships.
The Texas Education Agency is reviewing 180 complaints filed against teachers over comments made about conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. The cases highlight ongoing tensions around political speech in classrooms.
KPRC Houston sports reporter announced their departure from the station, marking the end of an era for local sports coverage. The move raises questions about future reporting and station direction, per Chron.
The Houston ISD teachers union president has been reassigned to “home duty” following allegations of failing to follow campus protocols, Houston Chronicle reports. The move raises questions about district oversight and union leadership.
A probe reveals Houston police are using a surveillance tool, originally designed to deter crime, as a search engine for investigations. The findings raise concerns over privacy and data misuse.
Houston gears up for Lunar New Year 2025 with vibrant celebrations welcoming the Year of the Snake. From cultural festivals to traditional performances, discover the city’s top events in the Houston Chronicle.
Houston police have arrested a suspect in connection to a 2018 shooting that killed a man in front of his young son. The suspect now faces charges as the investigation continues. Details are emerging.
Houston police are asking for the public’s help in an attempted child kidnapping case. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward to aid the ongoing investigation. KHOU will provide updates as the story develops.
Houston’s first women’s sports bar, Side Peace, is making waves, attracting large crowds eager for a fresh, inclusive sports experience. The new venue champions female athletes and community spirit. – ABC7 New York
A new 40,000-square-foot entertainment venue is set to open in the former Conn’s building in Spring, Texas. The concept promises a diverse range of activities, aiming to become a community hub for fun and events.
The Houston Rockets have made a significant move by re-signing Clint Capela, bolstering their roster with the skilled center. This strategic acquisition aims to strengthen their defense and rebounding for the upcoming season.
FBI agents raided a Houston ministry building Thursday as part of a multi-state investigation into abuse allegations against religious leaders, officials confirmed. The probe spans several states, targeting systemic misconduct.