Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner has set a new date for the annual State of the City address after last week’s municipal strike delayed the event. The address will now take place next Tuesday at City Hall.
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“Kingfish,” Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas,” and “Spartacus” emerged as top live events in Houston, drawing large audiences and critical acclaim, showcasing the city’s vibrant performing arts scene.
Bun B marks the 20th anniversary of his iconic album Trill with a special “Unplugged” show in Houston. The event celebrates the lasting impact of the Southern rap classic and Bun B’s influential career.
ConocoPhillips’ sale of Gulf assets to Shell subsidiaries for $735 million topped this week’s deals, marking a significant move in the energy sector. The transaction highlights ongoing shifts in oil and gas portfolios.
As a state takeover of Fort Worth ISD nears, Houston families express growing concern over student safety and educational quality, highlighting broader anxieties about district management and community impact.
Willis is set to open a new $40M sports park, designed to support the region’s booming youth sports programs. The facility aims to boost community engagement and provide state-of-the-art amenities for young athletes.
Houston gears up for “A Taste of Christmas” this Saturday, featuring festive food, live music, and holiday cheer. The event promises fun for all ages, making it a must-visit for locals and visitors alike.
Houston’s 2026 FIFA World Cup host committee has announced the selection of stadiums designated as official training sites. These venues will support teams’ preparations during the tournament, boosting local sports infrastructure and economy.
Following their NBA Cup elimination, the Houston Rockets have added matchups against the Los Angeles Clippers and Denver Nuggets to their schedule, aiming to regain momentum and sharpen their competitive edge.
Bills coach Sean McDermott dismissed injuries as an excuse following their loss to the Texans in Houston. He emphasized the team’s accountability, stressing the need to execute better despite setbacks.
Houston celebrates Pride Month with a variety of free and low-cost events this June. From parades to art exhibits, Houston on the Cheap highlights budget-friendly ways to join the festivities and support the LGBTQ+ community.
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ICE arrested 1,500 individuals in a recent Houston sweep targeting criminals with prior convictions and immigration violations, officials reported. The crackdown aims to enhance public safety by removing dangerous offenders.
IES Holdings is set to acquire Gulf Island Fabrication in a $192 million deal, strengthening its presence in the Houston-area energy sector. The move aims to expand service offerings and operational capacity.
Flu cases in Houston are doubling each week, mirroring a sharp rise across Texas. Health officials urge caution as hospitals prepare for increased patient loads amid spreading influenza.
This weekend in Houston offers a vibrant lineup, from the farm-to-table experience at Chefs for Farmers to the cultural celebration at AfriFEST. Don’t miss these top events spotlighted by the Houston Chronicle.
Two women were killed in a hit-and-run during a street fight in Houston’s Sunnyside community, authorities confirmed. The investigation is ongoing as police seek the driver involved. No arrests have been made.
The Houston Rockets have surged into the NBA’s top tier in The Athletic’s latest power rankings, showcasing impressive play and renewed energy. Their rise marks a pivotal moment in the season’s competitive landscape.
U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt has officially entered the GOP Senate primary in Texas, challenging incumbent Sen. John Cornyn and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The race signals a crowded and competitive Republican field.
Harris County officials have condemned the federal SNAP benefit freeze, warning it could trigger a severe humanitarian crisis. They urge swift action to support vulnerable residents facing rising food insecurity.