Kevin Durant faces a pivotal season in Houston as the Rockets aim to end their playoff drought. With pressure mounting, it’s now or never for Durant to lead the team back to contention.
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Spring ISD avoids state takeover as Dekaney High School’s rating improves to a ‘C’, marking progress in student performance and school accountability, the Texas Education Agency reports.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick sparked debate by asserting the U.S. Constitution does not establish a separation of church and state, challenging a long-held interpretation. His comments were made during a Houston Public Media interview.
Houston’s top spots are ready for Easter 2026 with brunches, events, and specials. From elegant dining to family-friendly feasts, find the best places to celebrate and indulge this spring.
The Margaritaville furniture collection is arriving at Star Furniture in Houston, bringing island-inspired comfort and style to local shoppers. The launch offers a fresh, beachy vibe for home interiors.
Houston’s top holiday lights drive-thrus and Christmas light shows for 2025 are shining bright. From dazzling displays to festive family fun, Mommy Poppins highlights the best spots to celebrate the season in style.
Senator Ted Cruz joined the American Federation for Children to tour The Imani School in Houston, highlighting the expansion of education freedom options and promoting school choice across Texas.
Hockey Day in Houston has announced its 2027 date, continuing the city’s celebration of the sport. Fans can look forward to a full day of hockey events, games, and community activities. Details to follow.
This week in politics (May 13, 2026) covers key developments in Congress, state elections, and international diplomacy. Houston Public Media brings you the latest updates shaping the national and local landscape.
The NHL continues evaluating expansion plans for a 33rd team in Houston or Austin, with key issues still unresolved. League officials emphasize more work is needed before final approval.
Houston gears up for Labor Day with a lineup of festivals, family activities, brunch spots, and more. From lively street fairs to kid-friendly events, locals have plenty of options to celebrate the holiday weekend.
Most Texans oppose local data centers, amid growing political scrutiny. As lawmakers shift focus toward regulating these facilities, debates intensify over their impact on communities and infrastructure.
Houston will soon welcome a $200 million factory, expected to generate hundreds of new jobs. The announcement marks a significant boost to the local economy, with construction set to begin later this year.
A political clash has erupted in a Houston suburb following the inauguration of its new mayor. Tensions mount as council members and residents face off over policy directions and community priorities.
Houston area schools have lost over 8,000 immigrant students amid heightened immigration enforcement. Districts report a sharp decline as families withdraw children amid growing fears and crackdowns, per Houston Chronicle.
A Wheatley High teacher once said his students couldn’t read or write. Despite this, the school earned an ‘A’ rating, highlighting significant progress and raising questions about how student achievement is measured.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott proposes banning foreign influence and H-1B visa holders in public schools, aiming to protect education from outside interference. The move sparks debate over diversity and workforce impact.
Exclusive: A U.S. attorney objects to releasing a record detailing a fatal ICE shooting, citing legal concerns. The Houston Chronicle investigates the case amid calls for transparency and accountability.
This week in politics (Aug. 12, 2026), key developments include the Senate’s climate bill advances, a major Supreme Court ruling on voting rights, and local Texas lawmakers debating new education reforms.
Four people were injured in a Houston shooting, including a man police say fired at vehicles. Authorities are investigating the incident and searching for additional suspects. No fatalities have been reported.
