An arts-focused charter school will open in the historic East End Folgers coffee building, backed by a $20M pledge. The project aims to blend creative education with local heritage, boosting community revitalization.
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WIRED’s “The Business Traveler’s Guide to Houston” offers expert tips on top hotels, dining hotspots, and must-visit bars, helping professionals navigate the city’s vibrant scene with ease and style.
HISD parents urge the school board to halt a special education overhaul affecting 5,000 students. Concerns focus on potential disruptions and inadequate support during the transition.
Data reveals that non-criminal immigrants in Texas have become the primary focus of ICE enforcement, shifting the agency’s priorities amid ongoing immigration debates, according to a Houston Chronicle report.
An elderly man was fatally struck in a hit-and-run while crossing Airline Drive, authorities report. Police are investigating the incident and seeking the driver responsible. No arrests have been made.
A woman was fatally run over by a coworker she was dating following an argument in southwest Houston, police reported. Authorities are investigating the deadly incident. More details to follow.
Barry Klein, a dedicated civic activist known for shaping Houston’s public life through decades of advocacy, has died at 82. His work left a lasting impact on the city’s community and governance, the Houston Chronicle reports.
Border Czar Rodney Scott says ICE “turned the heat up” on arrests amid the investigation into a fatal agent shooting in Houston. Authorities continue seeking answers as tensions rise in the region.
A Baytown postal supervisor was arrested for allegedly stealing a $3,600 sports card from the mail and reselling it online, authorities reported. The investigation remains ongoing, with potential further charges.
Greater Houston gears up for the World Cup with 11 watch party venues spanning Heights, River Oaks, and Montrose. Fans can join community celebrations and catch every thrilling moment together.
An ICE agent fatally shot a motorist during a vehicle stop in Houston, authorities confirmed. The incident is under investigation as officials seek to determine the circumstances leading to the deadly encounter.
Houston is set to host several exciting World Cup matches, with games scheduled throughout November and December 2024. Fans can look forward to top teams competing at NRG Stadium. Stay tuned for exact dates and times.
A woman was killed during a robbery in the Heights. Authorities arrested a suspect following a tense chase near the Southwest Freeway. Investigation is ongoing. More details on Click2Houston.
The Houston Cougars football team is poised to reach a historic milestone in 2026, aiming to secure their first conference championship in over a decade, marking a new era of competitive resurgence.
Texas voters are seeking leadership changes and fresh faces in this election year, signaling a desire for new blood and direction amid shifting political landscapes, according to KUT.
Galveston and Houston gear up to celebrate the 161st Juneteenth Weekend with vibrant events honoring freedom and culture. From festivals to concerts, explore the rich history and community spirit across both cities.
Houston hosted its first World Cup soccer match as heavy rain soaked thousands of fans at the stadium. Despite the downpour, spectators stayed engaged, highlighting the city’s growing passion for the sport.
Toshiba is closing its Houston hybrid electric vehicle plant, resulting in 67 layoffs. The company cited shifting market demands and operational challenges as reasons for the shutdown, impacting local workers and production.
After decades, a Galveston County man has been indicted by a grand jury in a notorious case linked to the Texas Killing Fields. Authorities hope this breakthrough brings justice to cold case victims.
The FIFA Fan Fest in Houston was forced to close early ahead of the Netherlands vs. Sweden match due to severe weather conditions, ensuring spectator safety, organizers confirmed.