Author: Olivia Williams

The U.S. House voted to censure Houston Congressman Al Green for repeatedly disrupting former President Trump’s address. The move highlights rising tensions in Congress over decorum and partisan conflict.

Texas schools face significant challenges as education layoffs loom, experts warn. The cuts could impact classroom resources and student support, raising concerns about the quality of education statewide.

A $100 million cell manufacturing facility has opened in The Woodlands, boosting local industry and creating new jobs. The state-of-the-art plant aims to advance cell technology and production capabilities.

Apple announces a $500 billion investment in the US, including a major expansion in Houston. The move comes amid ongoing tariff threats that could impact iPhone production, signaling a major shift in tech manufacturing.

Former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner, known for his dedication to infrastructure and community development, leaves a lasting legacy. He transformed the city’s landscape and championed equitable growth.

This week in politics, key developments include bipartisan talks on infrastructure, a Supreme Court hearing on voting rights, and Houston’s mayor addressing local budget challenges. Stay updated with Houston Public Media.

A U.S. ally who aided American forces against the Taliban was tragically shot dead in Houston during a dispute over parking, highlighting the senseless violence faced even by those who served alongside the military.

See Houston’s most expensive private schools for the 2025-2026 school year in the Houston Chronicle. Discover tuition rates, campus highlights, and what sets these elite institutions apart in the competitive education landscape.

Sylvester Turner, Houston’s longtime mayor, is remembered as a steadfast advocate for the underserved. Throughout his extensive political career, he championed equity and support for marginalized communities, leaving a lasting impact on the city.

A University of Houston assistant professor is preparing to leave the U.S. after the unexpected termination of their visa, sparking concerns over academic mobility and immigration policies, according to Houston Public Media.

Three Houston ISD schools faced heating issues upon reopening after cold weather closures, impacting student comfort. District officials are addressing the problems to ensure safe learning environments.

The Texas House committee is reviewing a proposal to cap school voucher spending while increasing funding for public schools. The move aims to balance school choice with support for traditional education.

Girls’ flag football in the Austin area is gaining momentum with new support from the Houston Texans. This partnership aims to boost youth sports opportunities and promote inclusivity in the growing league.

The Houston Texans and Carolina Panthers have announced a joint practice ahead of their upcoming preseason matchup. The session aims to give both teams valuable preparation and insights before the game.

Texas Tech athletic director expressed being “appalled” after a key player’s ejection during the Red Raiders’ dramatic 82-81 overtime victory against No. 6 Houston, highlighting controversy amid the intense matchup.

Houston’s fall festival season is underway with highlights including the Texas Renaissance Festival and Zoo Boo at the Houston Zoo. Families can enjoy themed events, seasonal treats, and festive activities throughout the city.

Exclusive: HISD Superintendent Millard House II hints at extending his tenure, saying he may stay for “a few more years.” His potential continued leadership comes amid ongoing district challenges.

Violent crime rates have continued to decline across Houston and the U.S. in the first half of 2024, according to recent data. Authorities credit ongoing community efforts and targeted policing for the positive trend.

Houston’s leading business and innovation events this February promise dynamic networking and breakthrough insights. From tech summits to startup showcases, explore 10+ can’t-miss opportunities shaping the city’s future.

Houston ISD is empowering assistant principals to become “coaches in the moment,” actively guiding teachers in classrooms. This hands-on approach aims to boost teaching quality and student outcomes across the district.