Reports indicate a Fertitta-led group is in talks to acquire the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun, with plans to relocate the team to Houston. The potential move signals a major shift in the league’s team landscape.
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Houston police pursued theft suspects who abruptly abandoned their vehicle, leaving a baby inside. The child was safely recovered, while authorities continue to search for the fleeing suspects. More updates to follow.
Houston police have identified a woman killed in a weekend shooting that left nine others injured. Authorities continue to investigate the incident as they seek leads to apprehend those responsible.
A Texas A&M study finds abandoned land in Houston fuels dangerous heat spikes, worsening urban heat islands. Researchers urge redevelopment to combat rising temperatures and protect vulnerable communities.
Houston remains the second most-sinful city in the U.S., according to a new report. Other Texas cities also made the list, highlighting regional trends in vices and nightlife. Full details on KHOU.
Discover free and fun activities happening this Memorial Day weekend in Houston. From outdoor concerts to family-friendly festivals, FOX 26 Houston highlights ways to honor the holiday without breaking the bank.
Spring ISD is launching a turnaround plan for Dekaney High to avoid a state takeover. The district aims to boost academic performance through staff changes, increased resources, and community engagement, Houston Chronicle reports.
KPRC 2 is partnering with Grizzy’s Hood News to broaden Houston news coverage. The collaboration aims to deliver more in-depth, community-focused reporting across the city’s diverse neighborhoods.
ABC13 Houston reports on the intense manhunt for a suspect linked to the “Mattress Murders,” a spree of violent killings across Houston. Authorities are urging the public to stay vigilant as the investigation unfolds.
Houston’s professional and collegiate sports teams secured several major partnership deals in 2025, boosting local commerce and fan engagement, The Business Journals reports. These collaborations signal growth across the sports industry.
A teenager was fatally shot at a Houston convenience store late Tuesday. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. No suspects have been identified or apprehended at this time.
Texans star linebacker had a surprise DNP (Did Not Participate) on the latest practice report ahead of their game against the Colts. Coaches remain tight-lipped on the player’s status, fueling speculation on his availability.
Ikea is set to open its second Houston-area store in the Webster shopping center, expanding its local presence. The new location aims to offer greater accessibility and convenience for Houston shoppers.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott and California Governor Gavin Newsom are both scheduled to appear in Houston this weekend. Their visits highlight contrasting political agendas amid key regional events.
One man was killed and two others injured in an early-morning shooting in a Houston neighborhood, authorities confirmed. Police are investigating the incident and searching for suspects. No arrests have been made.
The IkoSystem highlights Jonathan Kuminga’s evolving two-way game and John Collins’ sharp cuts as key growth areas. Meanwhile, Houston’s team shows cautious progress with measured baby steps this season.
A woman was struck and killed while walking on Westheimer Road, known as one of the deadliest roads in the U.S. Authorities urge caution as pedestrian incidents continue to rise in Houston.
Waymo is launching fully autonomous rides in Houston, marking a major step for the city’s transportation landscape. This move promises increased safety, reduced traffic, and new mobility options for residents.
Houston ISD faces another key departure as its special education chief resigns, marking a significant leadership change amid ongoing challenges. The district now seeks stability in its special education services.
Houston leads the nation in office visitation recovery, reporting an 8.3% increase in May, according to The Business Journals. The surge highlights growing employee return-to-office trends across key sectors.