More Texas school districts face lawsuits over displaying the Ten Commandments in classrooms. Legal challenges argue the practice violates the separation of church and state, sparking renewed debate statewide.
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British manufacturer Deep is expanding to Houston with a $100M investment in the U.S. The move aims to boost production capacity and strengthen the company’s presence in the North American market.
A suspected burglar was found dead outside a north Houston home, while two HPD officers were injured in a crash en route to the scene. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incidents.
Texas’ biggest political donor may be seeking payback in upcoming primaries, influencing key races with significant contributions. Their actions could reshape the state’s political landscape, underscoring high-stakes power plays.
University of Houston champions the spirit of community with its “There’s No Place Like Home” campaign, highlighting student life, campus pride, and the strong bonds that make UH feel like a true home away from home.
Cy-Fair ISD boasts zero campuses with D or F ratings, demonstrating strong academic performance district-wide. For detailed results and to see how your school ranked, visit the Houston Chronicle’s latest report.
Isaac Paredes could be a game-changer for the Astros’ postseason push. His versatility and timely hitting provide crucial depth, enhancing Houston’s lineup and boosting their chances in October’s playoff hunt.
Marquette Greene-Scott, who lost to U.S. Rep. Troy Nehls in 2024, is launching another campaign for the congressional seat. The Houston race remains closely watched as both contenders vie for voter support.
Houston Astros owner Jim Crane was honored with a lifetime achievement award at the Houston Business Journal ceremony. The accolade recognizes his significant contributions to Houston’s business and sports communities.
An Indian man was beheaded in the US, prompting Congressman Ro Khanna to state the attacker “should not have been free” on the streets. The incident has sparked calls for stricter measures. Report by Times of India.
Houston kicks off the year with 10+ can’t-miss business and innovation events this January, spotlighting emerging trends and industry leaders. Stay ahead by joining workshops, panels, and networking opportunities across the city.
The U.S. men’s national soccer team will face several key international opponents on the road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including Mexico, Costa Rica, and Panama, setting the stage for a fierce CONCACAF qualifying campaign.
Carlos Correa played his first game in Houston since being traded, while Alex Bregman made his debut visit as a Red Sox player. The matchup highlighted key returns for both former Astros stars.
A suspect has been detained after an 11-year-old was shot in the back during a ‘ding-dong ditch’ prank. The child later died from injuries, police say. Investigation into the fatal incident is ongoing.
ICE Houston has arrested over 350 gang members in the past six months who illegally entered the U.S. more than 1,400 times. These individuals have collectively been convicted of nearly 1,700 criminal offenses, officials report.
This week in politics (July 16, 2025), Houston Public Media highlights key legislative debates, shifting party dynamics, and upcoming local elections shaping Texas’ political landscape. Stay informed with our in-depth coverage.
CenterPoint Energy plans to hire nearly 800 lineworkers by 2030 to meet rising energy demand. The strategic recruitment aims to strengthen infrastructure and ensure reliable service amid growing consumption.
A homeless woman in north Houston led officers to human remains, prompting an ongoing investigation. Authorities are working to identify the victim and determine the circumstances surrounding the discovery.
A judge has blocked most of former President Trump’s order targeting Houston-based law firm Susman Godfrey, ruling that the restrictions lack legal basis, according to Houston Public Media. The case continues.
HISD’s Board of Managers will hold its regular meeting Thursday. Key agenda items include budget updates, school safety measures, and new academic programs. The meeting aims to address pressing district issues and future plans.