Author: Samuel Brown

Houston’s sports scene made headlines in 2025 with five major stories, from championship wins to groundbreaking player trades and stadium developments, marking a year of unforgettable moments for the city’s fans.

Houston police are searching for a person of interest in a fatal shooting on the South Side. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.

Houston deputies have stepped up efforts to combat crime at local corner stores, increasing patrols and making arrests to ensure community safety, as reported by Click2Houston.

Discover the top 15 must-do activities in Houston this weekend, from vibrant arts and live music to family-friendly events and culinary delights. CultureMap Houston highlights the best ways to experience the city’s dynamic scene.

Houston ISD is once again seeking to expand its controversial instructional reform model aimed at improving student outcomes, sparking debate among educators and parents over its effectiveness and impact.

A $3 million bond has been set for a man charged in connection with the ‘Texas Killing Fields’ deaths, authorities announced. The case continues to draw attention as investigations proceed.

A junior ice hockey team is relocating to the Houston area, aiming to revive local interest in the sport. The move marks a significant step in bringing competitive hockey back to the region.

A recent Kinder Institute survey reveals Houstonians are increasingly concerned about the economy and political division. The findings highlight growing uncertainty and community stress amid ongoing challenges.

Fertitta Entertainment has appointed Nicki Keenan as COO, tasking her with overseeing Landry’s operations. Keenan’s leadership is expected to drive growth across the hospitality and entertainment sectors.

A man was fatally shot in a drive-by incident in north Houston, authorities report. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting. No arrests have been made at this time.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has set a Jan. 31 runoff for Houston’s 18th Congressional District special election, following no candidate achieving a majority in the initial vote, officials announced.

In a heated Texas primary debate, candidates Crockett and Talarico clashed over affordability, immigration enforcement, and Trump’s influence, highlighting sharp divides within the GOP ahead of key elections.

Houston offers diverse New Year’s Eve celebrations, from family-friendly festivals and fireworks at Discovery Green to vibrant nightlife at popular clubs downtown. Find the perfect spot to ring in 2024 in the Houston Chronicle’s latest guide.

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop returns to Houston with a revamped full-service concept, Tacos and Margs, aiming to blend casual dining with a vibrant margarita bar experience, enhancing its appeal in the competitive market.

Houston’s 2025 Ren Fest drama has become the city’s top entertainment headline, captivating fans with unexpected controversies and lively debates, solidifying its place in CultureMap Houston’s spotlight.

Service dogs from New Mexico toured NASA’s Mission Control in Houston, showcasing their training and bond with handlers. The visit highlighted the important roles these dogs play in supporting their humans.

Harris County has become the first in Texas to permit employees to organize under a new “consultation policy.” The landmark move, reported by the Houston Chronicle, aims to boost worker voice and collaboration in county operations.

Houston police have released video footage of a person of interest linked to a recent fatal shooting. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.

Looking for the best summer camps in Houston for 2026? Houston On The Cheap highlights top city-based and multi-location programs, offering diverse activities and affordable options for kids across the Houston area.

The Trump administration is sending pregnant migrant girls to a South Texas shelter flagged for medical inadequacies, raising concerns about the care and safety provided to vulnerable youths, Houston Public Media reports.