Conroe ISD’s special education restructure aims to keep students closer to home by enhancing local services and resources, reducing travel times, and fostering a more inclusive community environment.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo has chosen Houston as its base camp for the upcoming World Cup. The team will train and prepare in the city ahead of the international tournament, strengthening local sports ties.
Tesla has started hiring workers for its new $200 million manufacturing plant in Brookshire, aiming to boost production capacity and create local jobs. The facility marks a significant investment in the region’s economy.
Easter Weekend 2026 in Houston promises family fun with egg hunts, themed events, and kid-friendly activities. Mommy Poppins highlights the top spots for a memorable holiday experience with children.
Houston kicks off St. Patrick’s Day celebrations this weekend with parades, pub crawls, and live music across the city. Discover top events and festive spots to join the green-themed fun, as featured by Houston Chronicle.
A Houston TikTok influencer is rapidly gaining prominence in Texas Democratic politics, leveraging viral social media to engage younger voters and reshape campaign strategies ahead of key elections.
Houston ISD continues contract negotiations for outside management at four high schools, aiming to improve student outcomes. Talks remain ongoing as the district evaluates potential partnerships.
Houston is honoring Black History Month this February with a lineup of cultural events, educational programs, and community celebrations across the city, highlighting Black heritage and contributions to Houston’s vibrant history.
HISD has demolished a once-celebrated newcomer school for immigrants and refugees, previously hailed as a “hidden gem.” The decision sparks debate over support for vulnerable students in Houston.
J.J. Watt has been named the first inductee in the Houston Sports Hall of Fame 2026 class, honoring his outstanding contributions to Houston football and community impact. The announcement highlights Watt’s lasting legacy.
Discover the top 14 must-do events in Houston this weekend, from vibrant art exhibits and live music to family-friendly festivals. Stay informed and make the most of your time with CultureMap Houston’s latest guide.
A new partnership between Texas Medical Center and Louisiana health providers is set to enhance patient care across Houston and Louisiana, boosting access to advanced medical services and collaborative research efforts.
Senator Ted Cruz has endorsed Steve Toth in the GOP primary against incumbent U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw. The endorsement signals a high-stakes race in Texas politics ahead of the upcoming election.
The Alcorn State Braves faced a tough overtime loss in Houston, falling short in a hard-fought battle. Despite strong efforts, the Braves couldn’t secure the win, highlighting the team’s resilience and determination.
ABC13 Houston launches a new live channel delivering the latest local news, weather updates, and popular local shows. This addition aims to enhance real-time coverage and community engagement for Houston viewers.
Rockets ownership is reportedly in talks to bring the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun to Houston, aiming to expand the city’s professional sports scene and bolster local fan engagement, according to Houston Public Media.
A woman was found dead and a man shot in the head in a possible attempted murder-suicide in northeast Harris County, officials report. Authorities continue to investigate the incident and the suspects’ motives.
Republican Orlando Sanchez, former Harris County treasurer and city council member, has announced his candidacy for Harris County judge. Sanchez aims to bring experienced leadership to the role. Coverage by Houston Public Media.
Alejandra Salinas clinched victory in the Houston City Council runoff race, solidifying her role in the city’s governance. Her win marks a pivotal moment in local politics, promising dynamic leadership.
Murders in Houston and Harris County declined in 2023, marking a notable drop compared to previous years, according to Houston Public Media. Officials attribute the decrease to enhanced law enforcement and community efforts.