Author: Olivia Williams

The Houston Smart Business Dealmaker Award winners and the 2025 Dealmakers Hall of Fame class have been announced, celebrating top dealmakers driving growth and innovation in the region’s business landscape.

The Greater Houston Partnership’s Business Accelerator is fueling inclusive growth by supporting diverse entrepreneurs, driving innovation, and unlocking new economic opportunities across the region.

Houston families can look forward to a variety of exciting kids’ events this November, from interactive museums to outdoor festivals. Discover budget-friendly activities that promise fun and adventure for all ages across the city.

A soccer-obsessed Houston sports bar has relocated to a vibrant new spot in Montrose. The move brings fans closer to the heart of the city’s soccer culture, offering enhanced viewing and community vibes.

Houston Press highlights three key errors in “Oh. What. Fun.” about Houston and Texas, correcting misconceptions about local culture, geography, and traditions. The piece urges a closer look at authentic Texan identity.

A popular Houston sports bar has permanently closed, citing a rise in local crime as a key factor in the decision. The owner expressed concern for staff and patrons’ safety amid increasing incidents.

The Houston Business Journal has announced the finalists for the 2025 Best Places to Work awards, highlighting companies excelling in employee satisfaction and workplace culture across the region.

Houston police found a driver shot in the neck near Beltway 8. The injured individual received immediate medical attention. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident. Updates are pending.

This week in politics, key legislative debates unfolded on climate policy and infrastructure funding. Washington saw heightened discussions on election reform, while international relations focused on U.S.-China trade talks.

Rod Paige, former U.S. Secretary of Education and Houston ISD superintendent, has died at 92. Paige was known for his leadership in education reform and impact on Houston’s public schools.

In an exclusive Q&A, Tom Llamas reveals why NBC Nightly News is broadcasting from Houston tonight. The move highlights the city’s growing importance and showcases key local stories on a national stage.

Funeral services are scheduled for Dr. Rod Paige, former U.S. Education Secretary and HISD superintendent, FOX 26 Houston reports. Paige was a key figure in education reform, remembered for his impactful legacy.

Dozens of residents were displaced after a major fire broke out on New Year’s Day in southwest Houston. Firefighters responded quickly, but significant damage left many homes uninhabitable. Authorities are investigating the cause.

Houston is capitalizing on its robust energy, healthcare, and aerospace sectors to carve a distinctive path in the AI revolution. The city’s industry expertise drives innovative AI solutions, positioning it as a rising tech hub.

Houston faces the highest rate of unemployed, uneducated young mothers in Texas, highlighting critical gaps in education and job opportunities, according to a recent Texas Tribune report.

A castle-inspired mansion in Houston’s River Oaks neighborhood was among the city’s priciest home sales in late October, showcasing luxury real estate demand. KHOU shares exclusive photos of the stunning property.

Harris County scored an early win in its immigration lawsuit against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. Paxton has announced plans to appeal the decision, escalating the legal battle.

Alex Cummings, a seasoned journalist at The Business Journals, delivers in-depth coverage on business trends and economic developments, providing readers with timely insights into the corporate world.

Dave Ward, a legendary news anchor at ABC13 Houston, dedicated over five decades to journalism. Renowned for his trusted reporting, his legacy endures as a pillar of Houston news.

Mom’s rental car records have linked a notorious repeat offender to the violent jugging of a 71-year-old man in Bellaire, according to Click2Houston. Police continue investigating the incident.