The Houston Rockets’ 2024 NBA schedule is ranked third-easiest by Tankathon, providing the rebuilding team with a favorable path to develop young talent and secure high draft positioning, according to Sports Illustrated.
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Democratic candidates for Texas’ 18th Congressional District voiced strong opposition to the state’s proposed redistricting plan. They argue it dilutes minority voting power and undermines fair representation, according to Houston Public Media.
Houston police are searching for a 64-year-old serial burglar linked to multiple break-ins in the Heights and Montrose neighborhoods. Authorities urge residents to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity.
The Houston Chronicle reviews the Trump Burger, noting the bold political branding contrasts sharply with the burger itself—deemed bland and uninspiring. Despite the hype, the flavor fails to impress.
Houston ISD has condemned a planned student sick-out protesting Superintendent Mike Miles. The district emphasized student safety and urged parents to keep children in school, stressing constructive dialogue over absences.
Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud has been ranked #39 in the NFL Top 100 Players list, highlighting his rising impact and promising future in the league. Fans and analysts alike are taking note of his impressive performance.
Pearland and League City ranked among the top 10 best places to live in the U.S., according to ABC13 Houston. Both cities are praised for their quality of life, safety, and strong community appeal.
The “No Kings” protest in downtown Houston drew over 15,000 participants, Mayor Whitmire announced. The large turnout highlighted widespread community engagement on critical social issues.
This week in politics, key debates unfolded on climate policy and infrastructure funding. Lawmakers clashed over immigration reform, while Houston’s local leaders announced new initiatives addressing urban development and public safety.
Houston’s entertainment scene heats up with three fresh ideas featured in BizBash. From immersive art experiences to innovative dining concepts, these new spots promise unique ways to engage and enjoy the city.
The World Baseball Classic announced five teams will compete in Houston in 2026, boosting local economy and community engagement. The event promises exciting international baseball action and increased tourism for the city.
New details have emerged regarding Texans safety Jimmie Ward’s recent arrest. Authorities report the incident involved a traffic violation escalating into legal action. The team and Ward have yet to comment.
Jim Crane built his fortune in real estate and logistics before purchasing the Houston Astros in 2011. His strategic leadership transformed the team into champions, earning him acclaim as Houston’s top sports owner.
ICE Houston has arrested six criminals who illegally entered the U.S. 42 times and hold a combined total of 48 convictions, highlighting ongoing challenges in border security enforcement, officials report.
Astros pitcher Cristian Javier made a strong return during his latest rehab start with Sugar Land. The promising ace is progressing steadily as he works back from injury, aiming to rejoin Houston’s rotation soon.
Afghan women’s soccer players, forced to flee the Taliban, have found safety and support in Houston. The city is now their new home, where they continue to pursue their passion for the sport.
The Houston Rockets have signed former Sacramento Kings player Marvin Bagley III, aiming to boost their frontcourt depth. The move marks a fresh start for Bagley as he looks to revitalize his NBA career.
Five new entertainment venues are opening soon in Shenandoah and The Woodlands, promising fresh dining, live music, and family fun. These spots aim to boost local culture and economy. Stay tuned for grand opening dates!
Houston police have charged 16 individuals in a major gun and drug trafficking ring linked to the recent bar shooting tied to the TdA and Anti-Tren turf war, FOX 26 Houston reports. Investigations continue.
Houston ranks among the top U.S. cities for six-figure job growth, trailing only Austin and Dallas-Fort Worth, according to The Business Journals. The surge highlights Texas’ booming economy and expanding job market.