Spring-area homeowners begin a lengthy recovery after a tornado tore through their neighborhood, causing significant damage to homes and infrastructure. Local authorities and aid groups are mobilizing to support affected residents.
Author: Mia Garcia
The Texans face the Cardinals in a crucial Week 15 NFL clash. Catch live action via cable, streaming platforms like NFL Game Pass and ESPN+, or tune in on local broadcasts for full coverage.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is set to visit Houston for a rally, officials confirmed. The event aims to engage local supporters and discuss key policy initiatives ahead of upcoming elections.
Several University of Houston alumni made headlines in NFL Week 14, showcasing their talent on the gridiron. From key tackles to crucial touchdowns, Cougars continue to impact professional football.
Houston Endowment has appointed a longtime Teach for America leader as its next president and CEO, signaling a strengthened focus on education and community impact, The Business Journals reports.
A wrecker driver assisted a 68-year-old man critically injured in a violent robbery in Houston’s Spring Branch area, police report. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.
Discover the best kid-friendly events in Houston this December 2025. From festive light displays to holiday-themed workshops, Mommy Poppins highlights top family activities to make your winter memorable and fun-filled.
Houston Independent School District is experiencing notable student departures this school year, as families seek alternatives amid ongoing challenges. Enrollment data reveals key trends impacting HISD’s future.
Authorities raided an after-hours bar in NW Harris County, alleged to be a hub for criminal activity. Officials are investigating multiple violations linked to the location, aiming to curb illegal operations and ensure community safety.
As thousands in Houston face food access challenges amid the government shutdown, a new study links food insecurity to poor health, highlighting the urgent need for support and resources in affected communities.
The District 18 special election features 16 candidates competing for a short-term seat. Voters face a crowded field as contenders aim to fill the vacancy and serve until the next general election.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has launched a new task force in Houston aimed at cracking down on repeat offenders. The initiative focuses on reducing crime through targeted enforcement and coordination with local law enforcement.
Children at Risk and the Houston Chronicle reveal HISD’s top and struggling schools in 2025. The annual report highlights academic performance, growth, and equity across the district, guiding parents and policymakers.
Upcoming tax changes are set to significantly impact individual giving, altering deductions and donation incentives. Here’s what donors and nonprofits need to know to navigate the new landscape effectively.
Houston ISD and other local schools are ensuring students continue receiving meals despite the government shutdown. Meal distribution sites remain open to support children facing food insecurity.
Children at Risk’s 2025 Houston report reveals top and bottom elementary schools, highlighting standout achievers and those needing improvement. The Houston Chronicle details rankings, shedding light on education quality across the city.
Greater Houston’s vibrant fall season comes alive with over 75 major festivals celebrating food, culture, and music. From family-friendly events to unique local traditions, there’s something for everyone to enjoy across the city.
The Houston Rockets have dropped out of NBC Sports’ Top Ten in their early power rankings, signaling concerns about the team’s performance as the new NBA season begins. Fans await a swift turnaround.
Rockets’ Reed Sheppard is emerging as an early frontrunner for Sixth Man of the Year, delivering impressive bench scoring and leadership, boosting his team’s depth and impact this season, Sports Illustrated reports.
Texas Prop 3 expands circumstances for bail denials, aiming to enhance public safety. However, some experts warn it may overburden courts and delay case resolutions, sparking debate ahead of implementation.




















