After years of progress, Houston is experiencing a sharp rise in unsheltered homelessness. Experts cite economic pressures and limited shelter capacity as key factors behind the troubling trend.
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A man accused in a Dallas beheading has a documented criminal history in Houston, records reveal. Authorities are reviewing his past offenses as the investigation into the violent incident continues.
Houston’s South Texas community came together for the UNCF 40th Anniversary Walk/Bike/Run for Education, raising funds to support scholarships and empower students in their pursuit of higher education.
This week in politics (May 28, 2025), Houston Public Media covers key developments including budget negotiations, regional infrastructure plans, and rising voter engagement ahead of upcoming local elections.
Nebraska vs. Houston Christian airs today at 7:00 PM ET. Catch the game live on the Big Ten Network (BTN). Fans can also stream the matchup via the BTN app or official platforms for full coverage. Stay tuned for updates.
The Harris County Houston Sports Authority incurs significant costs to host major sporting events, covering venue operations, security, and logistics. These expenses are crucial for attracting high-profile games and boosting the local economy.
The Florida-Houston national title game delivered a thrilling finish, drawing over 18 million viewers. The nailbiter’s dramatic climax captivated audiences, marking a major milestone in sports viewership, reports Sports Media Watch.
A man died in a single-vehicle crash early Saturday in Houston, authorities report. The incident occurred in the early hours, with emergency responders arriving at the scene. Investigations are ongoing.
Two men were critically injured in a drug deal gone bad in Houston, officials report. The incident, under investigation, highlights ongoing concerns about drug-related violence in the city. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
A tropical disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico is forecast to bring heavy rainfall to the Houston area over the next few days. Residents are urged to stay alert as potential flooding risks increase.
July job losses in Houston exceeded 35,000, with the education sector suffering the most, experts report. The decline highlights ongoing economic challenges in the region, ABC13 Houston reveals.
Houston continues to attract new residents as movers from five key cities flood in. Discover which urban areas are fueling this migration trend and what it means for the city’s growth and development.
In this Political Roundup, Houston Public Media examines the impact of Trump’s first 100 days on Houston, exploring policy shifts, local reactions, and implications for the city’s economy and community.
Houston’s Reve Prep charter school was closed by the Texas Education Agency over serious special education compliance issues, as reported by the Houston Chronicle. The move aims to protect student rights and ensure proper support.
State Rep. Steve Toth announced his bid to challenge incumbent Congressman Dan Crenshaw in the upcoming Republican primary, signaling a contentious race ahead in the Houston area.
Drew Brees Sports Bars are expanding in Houston, boosting local real estate markets. The popular venues attract fans with game-day atmosphere, driving demand for commercial properties in key neighborhoods.
Claire’s has updated its list of store closures and locations staying open in Houston and nationwide. The company aims to streamline operations amidst shifting retail landscapes. KHOU will provide ongoing coverage.
Houston ISD started the 2024 school year with two teacher vacancies, the district confirmed. Officials say the number remains low amid ongoing recruitment efforts to fill critical roles across campuses.
Atul Purohit Garba 2025 is set to light up Houston with vibrant traditional dance and music. Presented by Beaumont Enterprise, this cultural event promises an electrifying celebration of Navratri and Gujarati heritage.
Beto O’Rourke challenged both Republicans and Democrats at a spirited “punk rock” town hall in Humble, Texas, criticizing party politics while engaging a passionate crowd on key issues.