Expand Energy announced plans to relocate its headquarters to Houston, a year after merging with Chesapeake-Southwestern. The move aims to strengthen operations and capitalize on Houston’s energy sector hub.
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A new building dedicated to health education has opened at a Houston suburb university, enhancing training facilities and resources for students. The expansion aims to boost healthcare workforce readiness in the region.
Families expressed relief after a man charged in the ambush shootings of Houston grandfathers walking in a park was ordered to remain in jail. Authorities continue to investigate the tragic attack, assuring public safety.
Houston County is facing an unprecedented rise in homicides in 2024, with a noticeable increase in violent crime. Officials urge community vigilance as authorities work to address the growing safety concerns.
Several Houston businesses and events are closing or canceling this weekend due to a severe winter weather threat. Residents are advised to check local updates and stay safe amid hazardous conditions.
Two Houston-area men working as rideshare drivers have been accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting women. Authorities urge riders to stay vigilant and report suspicious behavior immediately.
Bonck, deZevallos, and Pratt lead a crowded GOP field competing to succeed Rep. Hunt in Texas’ 38th District. The race intensifies as candidates vie for voter support ahead of the primary election.
Texas Republicans claim victory after the Supreme Court upheld the state’s congressional map, allowing it to take effect. The ruling marks a significant win amid ongoing redistricting battles.
Houston’s largest country club has been named the wealthiest in Texas, reflecting a statewide surge in country club affluence. Memberships and assets continue to grow, signaling rising luxury demand.
A woman’s body was found in a barrel, leading to her boyfriend’s arrest. Prosecutors say he told family he “wanted to kill another” person. The investigation is ongoing. Authorities urge anyone with info to come forward.
Houston’s startup boom fueled by the pandemic is cooling, a new study reveals. After a sharp rise in new business launches during COVID-19, the city now faces a slowdown as venture activity normalizes.
Acclaimed chef Hugo Ortega is set to launch a new Cali-Mex concept in a downtown tower. The innovative eatery promises to blend California and Mexican flavors, adding a fresh culinary destination to the city’s vibrant dining scene. (PHOTOS)
Industry experts reveal that several groups are considering Houston as a potential site for a new theme park, signaling major tourism growth for the city, according to ABC13 Houston sources.
Rod Paige, former U.S. Secretary of Education and architect of the “Houston Miracle,” has died at 92. Paige is remembered for his impactful education reforms and leadership in improving Houston’s public schools.
Houston-area school districts have announced their start dates for the 2025-26 academic year. Classes will begin between mid-August and early September, varying by district. Families are advised to check local schedules for details.
Fears of a serial killer have gripped a US city after at least 34 bodies were recovered from the same river, sparking a major investigation. Authorities are working to identify victims and determine if the deaths are connected.
This week in politics (Sept. 17, 2025), key legislative battles unfold in Washington, with debates on climate policy and infrastructure funding dominating headlines. Stay tuned for updates on Houston Public Media.
A man in Houston has been accused of performing illegal plastic surgeries on a woman, authorities report. The case raises concerns over unlicensed medical practices and patient safety in the area. Investigations are ongoing.
Houston sports fans can now stream Astros and Rockets games without a cable subscription, thanks to new options from Houston Public Media. This move expands access to live local sports for more viewers.
Hundreds of soccer fans gathered in Houston to watch the FIFA World Cup draw live, sharing excitement and anticipation. The event showcased the city’s vibrant soccer community and global enthusiasm for the tournament.