Author: Samuel Brown

Houston churches and faith leaders react to the IRS’s revised stance on political endorsements, sparking discussions on free speech and tax-exempt status. The shift prompts local religious groups to reassess their public advocacy strategies.

Houston gears up for Memorial Day with a lineup of fireworks, concerts, and tributes honoring fallen heroes. The Houston Chronicle highlights key events honoring service members citywide.

The Business Journals announced the Fastest Growing Companies Awards 2025, spotlighting industry leaders driving rapid expansion. Winners exemplify innovation, resilience, and market impact across diverse sectors.

A historic football season for a Texas college is at risk amid a misconduct lawsuit, raising concerns over the team’s future and potential sanctions, reports the Chron. Investigation details remain under review.

This week in politics, key debates unfolded on healthcare reform and climate policy, with Houston lawmakers playing a pivotal role. Stay tuned to Houston Public Media for in-depth analysis and updates.

Parts of the Houston area experienced a rare winter storm Tuesday, with snowfall reaching up to 6 inches in some locations. Officials described the event as “once in a generation” due to its unusual intensity for the region.

Kick off your Saturday with the free Champs Sports Run Club at Memorial Park, followed by a lively afterparty. Join Houston runners for a morning of fitness, fun, and community in one of the city’s top outdoor spots.

DeMeco Ryans made a bold statement about the Houston Texans’ offense, expressing confidence in their potential to improve significantly this season. The head coach highlighted key changes aimed at boosting performance.

The City of Houston announces the Reliant Lights Mayor’s Holiday Spectacular, a festive event featuring dazzling light displays, entertainment, and family activities. The celebration promises to brighten the holiday season for all residents.

Downtown Houston residents and business owners voice concerns over a proposed e-scooter ban. Opinions split on safety and accessibility as city officials weigh the ban’s impact. More on FOX 26 Houston.

An invited guest at U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw’s upcoming event has sparked controversy, raising questions among attendees and critics. Details on the individual’s background and the event’s implications are under scrutiny.

Texas schools are bracing for significant impacts as education layoffs loom, experts warn. Budget cuts and declining enrollment pressures threaten staff reductions across districts, raising concerns about classroom quality and student support.

Katy Perry energized Houston Friday, kicking off The Lifetimes Tour with a vibrant performance. Defying critics who doubted her dance skills, she delivered a dynamic show blending hits and high-energy choreography.

Apple’s planned expansion in Houston highlights the city’s growing appeal for major corporations. The move underscores Houston’s strategic advantages in workforce, infrastructure, and business environment, boosting its economic profile.

Resolutions criticizing Mayor Whitmire have gained momentum, now backed by 100 Democratic signatures, signaling growing discontent within the party. The Houston Chronicle reports escalating calls for accountability.

Houston ISD plans to fund its sweeping reforms through a mix of local bond measures, state grants, and federal aid. The district aims to balance budgets while investing in infrastructure and student programs.

A deputy constable was injured in a shooting near the downtown Houston Criminal Justice Complex, authorities confirmed. The incident is under investigation, with no suspects in custody at this time.

Rockets’ rookie Reed Sheppard has been named one of the most intriguing players in the NBA Summer League by Sports Illustrated, drawing attention for his impressive skills and potential impact on the team.

Houston ISD is considering closing several schools amid budget challenges. Elected trustees emphasize the importance of community involvement, urging parents and residents to participate in upcoming meetings.

Crime patterns in Houston neighborhoods are shifting. The Houston Chronicle’s new interactive map offers residents a detailed look at recent changes, helping communities stay informed and safer. Explore the trends today.