Houston universities prepare for ongoing challenges as Trump-era policies continue to impact funding, immigration, and research priorities. Officials brace for uncertainty in the upcoming academic year.
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Isabella Rossi
A foreign correspondent with a knack for uncovering hidden stories.
METRO data reveals the frequency of major crimes reported on Houston’s buses and trains. The statistics highlight safety concerns for daily commuters and the ongoing efforts to address public transit security.
Controversial religious influencer Sister Cindy is set to preach at multiple Houston colleges, sparking debate over her fiery rhetoric. The Houston Chronicle reports on the anticipated campus events and reactions.
The Harris County Democratic Party has formally reprimanded Houston Mayor John Whitmire, citing concerns over his recent positions. The party also announced it will withhold future endorsements pending further review.
Discover the top five must-see Houston events this December and January, featuring festive holiday markets, world-class theater, and vibrant cultural celebrations. Stay tuned with Modern Luxury for exclusive event highlights.
Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud shared his thoughts on facing veteran Aaron Rodgers, highlighting the challenge and opportunity to test his skills against a seasoned NFL icon in their upcoming matchup.
Ralph Cooper’s legacy transcends sports, blending storytelling with cultural impact. As a dynamic bridge builder, he elevated athletes’ voices, reshaping how sports narratives connect communities and inspire change.
Navigating Texas’ special education system can be daunting for parents. This Houston Chronicle guide breaks down key components like IEP, IDEA, and ARDs, offering crucial insights to support children with disabilities.
One person was killed in a crash on Houston’s South Belt following a police chase, officials report. Details on the incident and the driver’s identity remain under investigation. FOX 26 Houston will provide updates.
Ruben Guajardo, PE, recognized by The Business Journals, is making significant strides in engineering and business leadership. His innovative approach continues to impact industry standards and community development.
The Houston City Council special election this November could see voter turnout and outcomes influenced by the concurrent high-profile congressional race, raising stakes for local candidates.
Houston police fatally shot a man suspected of stabbing an officer in the head during an altercation. The wounded officer is receiving medical treatment. The incident remains under investigation.
Two people died in a fiery crash on the Northwest Freeway after the driver lost control and collided with a barricade. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash, which caused significant traffic delays.
Houston ranks among the most fun US cities for dining and nightlife, the Houston Chronicle reports. Known for its diverse culinary scene and vibrant bars, the city draws locals and visitors seeking dynamic night experiences.
A booming Texas city is staking its claim as “Sports City USA,” capitalizing on rapid growth and a surge in athletic events. The hub draws fans and investors, boosting local economy and community spirit.
HISD data reveals a significant drop in student enrollment in early childhood education programs. Experts express concern over potential impacts on student preparedness and long-term academic success.
Looking for Thanksgiving weekend plans in Houston? CultureMap Houston highlights 14 top activities, from festive markets and family-friendly events to live music and holiday dining, ensuring a memorable holiday for all.
In an exclusive interview, UH athletic director Eddie Nuñez discusses the program’s financial outlook, the excitement of the Final Four run, and upcoming coaching decisions shaping Houston’s athletic future.
This week in politics (Oct. 29, 2025) on Houston Public Media: Key legislative battles, shifting alliances, and major policy debates take center stage as lawmakers prepare for crucial votes ahead. Stay informed with our in-depth coverage.
A former Houston ISD parent has launched a rival Mandarin immersion school, challenging existing programs. The new school aims to offer enhanced language education and foster cultural awareness in the community.