Houston sports general managers have earned a reputation for aggressive and frequent trades, turning the city into “Trade Central.” Their bold moves continue to reshape local teams and capture national attention.
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ICE Houston arrested 822 criminal aliens, gang members, convicted murderers, child predators, foreign fugitives, and egregious immigration offenders during a weeklong operation, reinforcing public safety efforts.
An 11-year-old boy was fatally shot in Houston after ringing a doorbell as a prank, police reported. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
The University of Houston climbed several spots in the latest U.S. News college rankings, reflecting its growing academic reputation and expanding research initiatives, Axios reports. This marks a milestone for the public university.
The Texas Education Agency has released the last two years of A-F school ratings. Houston Public Media shows you how to access your campus’s latest performance grades and what they mean for students and parents.
The self-proclaimed “Mayor of Bissonnet” was sentenced to 10 years in prison for sex crimes committed along a local train track, authorities confirmed. The case highlights ongoing concerns about safety in the area.
Eli Lilly and Company announced plans to build a $6.5 billion facility in Texas to manufacture active pharmaceutical ingredients, aiming to boost production capacity and strengthen its supply chain.
Houstonians express growing fear as authorities investigate multiple bodies found in a local bayou, raising concerns about a possible serial killer. Police continue their search and urge residents to stay vigilant.
A beloved Houston entertainment center is closing its doors and selling off items in a final auction, marking the end of an era for local fans. The Chron reports the community bids farewell amid nostalgia and memories.
A man was hospitalized in critical condition following a shooting in downtown Houston. Authorities are investigating the incident. No suspects have been reported. Details remain limited. (FOX 26 Houston)
Essendant, a Staples subsidiary, plans to lay off nearly 100 workers at its Twinsburg facility, according to the Akron Beacon Journal. The move reflects ongoing shifts in the office supply industry.
Houston Rockets’ Jabari Smith Jr. is rapidly emerging as a top power forward in the NBA. Sports Illustrated analyzes his impact, ranking, and potential among the league’s elite big men this season.
A driver was shot in the head in downtown Houston, and the passenger was hospitalized following the incident. Authorities are investigating the shooting, which has raised concerns about escalating violence in the area.
A major company has relocated its manufacturing facility from Illinois to Houston, aiming to tap into local industry growth. The move signals plans for expansion and increased investment in the Houston economy.
Robert M. “Bob” Stein, a renowned political scientist at Rice University, has died at 75. Stein was respected for his contributions to political research and education. Houston Public Media honors his legacy.
Two alleged gang members face life sentences for a deadly 2022 Houston shooting, FOX 26 Houston reports. Authorities say the incident left multiple victims injured, highlighting ongoing gang violence in the city.
A double amputee was robbed at a Houston gas station. The assailant reportedly told the victim to “be a man and turn yourself in.” Authorities are investigating the incident. No arrests have been made.
The Houston Astros will kick off their 2025 MLB season on March 28. Fans can catch the Opening Day game live on ESPN at 3:05 PM CT. Stay tuned for full season coverage and broadcast details at statesman.com.
Conoco CEO expressed regret for not paying closer attention as the company announces significant job cuts. The leadership acknowledges the impact on employees amid challenging market conditions, Reuters reports.