Author: Isabella Rossi

Discover eight must-attend Houston business and innovation events this July, featuring top networking opportunities, cutting-edge tech showcases, and expert panels to inspire local entrepreneurs and industry leaders.

Houston Dynamo host rivals Austin FC in a crucial Western Conference clash Saturday. Both teams aim to boost their standings in a tightly contested MLS season. Coverage live on FOX Sports.

Letitia Plummer’s victory over Annise Parker stunned Houston voters Tuesday. Experts point to Plummer’s grassroots campaign and shifting demographics as key factors in the surprising upset, signaling a new political landscape.

Houston Business Journal hosts the “2026 Energy in Business” panel, featuring industry leaders discussing energy trends and innovations. Tune in via KHOU for insights shaping the future of business energy.

Ken Paxton and Letitia Plummer, though from different political parties, share a commitment to public service and addressing key Houston issues. Their approaches highlight contrasting visions for Texas’ future.

A new study ranks Houston as America’s No. 2 least safe city, citing rising crime rates and safety concerns. The report highlights urgent challenges for local authorities to address public security.

Three West Houston ZIP codes have ranked among the nation’s top 50 for home growth, according to recent data. The surge highlights the area’s booming real estate market and increasing demand for housing.

Before Day 1, Rice University’s newest students rolled up their sleeves in Houston, engaging in community service projects. This hands-on experience fosters connection and commitment ahead of the academic year.

As Houston gears up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, maintaining continuity in leadership and infrastructure is critical. Stability ensures seamless event execution and long-term benefits for the city’s sports legacy.

Houston ISD delays its $2 billion budget vote for the 2026-27 school year, citing the need for further review. Key concerns include funding priorities, staffing, and program cuts. Here’s what to know.

The NHL is considering expanding to Texas, with potential sites in Houston or Austin. Billionaire Dan Friedkin and his family are involved in discussions, signaling strong local support for a new franchise.

NuScale Power has opened a new Operations Center in Houston, Texas, enhancing its capabilities in small modular reactor development and supporting its growing U.S. nuclear energy projects.

A deadly shooting involving an immigration officer occurred in Houston, NBC News reports. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has raised concerns about officer safety and community impact.

Mexico announced plans to request criminal charges after the fatal shooting of a Houston man by ICE agents. The incident has sparked demands for accountability and raised tensions between both nations.

In a recent interview, Greg Abbott emphasized, “Let me talk about faith first,” highlighting Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s deep commitment to faith as a guiding force in his political career.

A Third Ward funeral home operator faces charges for allegedly stealing $2.2 million from a deceased man’s estate, according to the Houston Chronicle. Authorities are investigating the breach of trust and misappropriation of funds.

Houston ISD will launch the “Kinder Bridge” program, a new grade level after kindergarten aimed at helping students strengthen key skills before first grade. The initiative targets improved readiness and smoother transitions.

At the GOP convention in Houston, an unexpected moment stole the show—an elephant relief moment captured attendees’ attention. Houstonia Magazine explores this and other quirky local stories that define the city’s unique charm.

Houston gears up for a vibrant 2026 with 15 must-attend entertainment events, from live theater to music festivals. Discover the city’s thriving arts scene and community celebrations in this comprehensive guide.

Greater Houston is set to celebrate Pride Month with a vibrant lineup of 10 events, from parades and festivals to art shows and panel discussions, highlighting LGBTQ+ culture and community impact across the city.