Houston County offers a variety of Halloween events this season, from haunted trails and pumpkin patches to family-friendly parties. Find the best spots to celebrate safely and have spooky fun in the community.
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A couple was allegedly caught on video inside a Houston restaurant in a disturbing incident. The footage, shared widely, has sparked concern and prompted an investigation by local authorities. Further details remain undisclosed.
A Houston-area man has pleaded guilty to smuggling $160 million worth of high-powered AI chips to China, violating U.S. export controls. The case highlights ongoing concerns over technology transfer to foreign adversaries.
Houston rings in 2025 with vibrant New Year’s Eve events, parties, and dining options across the city. Enjoy spectacular fireworks and budget-friendly fun with Houston on the Cheap’s ultimate guide to celebrations.
Houston Public Media details how locals can volunteer for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Opportunities include event support, fan engagement, and hospitality roles, offering residents a chance to be part of this global sports event.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked 11 Texas school districts from displaying the Ten Commandments, citing constitutional concerns. The ruling halts the controversial installations pending further legal review.
The Houston Astros are set to sign a top free-agent right-handed pitcher from Japan, bolstering their AL West roster. This move aims to strengthen their bullpen as they eye the upcoming season.
Houston voters head to the polls Saturday for a crucial runoff election, deciding key local offices. Early voting turnout was strong, with candidates focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and economic recovery.
Top Houston ISD high schools are now eligible for new partnerships granting them greater autonomy. The initiative aims to boost innovation and improve student outcomes through increased local control.
BP’s $1.5 billion sale of its Texas assets was named Deal of the Week by The Business Journals. The move highlights ongoing shifts in the energy sector as major players adjust portfolios amid market volatility.
Several Houston-area companies paid millions in 2024 and 2025 for excess emissions, according to The Business Journals. The penalties highlight ongoing challenges in regional air quality management efforts.
Houston Rockets’ Alperen Sengun is gaining traction in ESPN’s MVP straw poll, highlighting his breakout season. The young center’s impact is drawing widespread recognition across the league.
Three individuals were convicted in Houston following a large-scale fraudulent bail bond investigation. Authorities uncovered extensive schemes involving false claims and illegal activities, leading to significant legal repercussions.
Harris County authorities arrested 80 individuals in a major crime bust just before the holidays, targeting illegal activities and boosting community safety. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat crime locally.
Two more bodies were found near Houston bayous as investigations continue, raising concerns over a series of related incidents. Authorities are intensifying efforts to identify the victims and determine causes.
Houston gears up for Labor Day 2025 with a diverse lineup of festivals, family fun, and free events. From live music to food fairs, discover budget-friendly ways to celebrate the holiday in the city.
A JetBlue flight near Venezuela narrowly avoided a midair collision with a US Air Force tanker, authorities confirmed. The incident prompted swift evasive maneuvers, ensuring passenger safety.
A Houston sports radio station reported its signal was “hacked,” causing unknown audio to air unexpectedly. Authorities are investigating the breach, as the station works to restore normal programming.
A Texas congressional district has gone 13 months without representation after a prolonged redistricting battle left residents without a voice in Washington. Critics say constituents are treated “like pawns in a political game.”
A park party in southeast Houston turned deadly when a shooting left one boy dead and a girl injured, authorities say. The Houston Police Department is investigating the incident. No suspects have been reported.