Author: William Green

A woman was shot and killed aboard a METRO bus in Houston, authorities confirmed. The incident occurred during an active route, prompting an investigation as police seek witnesses and motives.

Tytus Howard embraced his versatility to become a key leader for the Houston Texans. Adapting to multiple positions, Howard’s resilience and team-first mindset have solidified his role as a cornerstone of Houston’s offensive line.

Discover Houston’s top food and drink events this week, featuring tastings, festivals, and new restaurant openings. Stay updated with Houston Press for the best culinary experiences around the city.

A $6 million modern home in Piney Point Village topped Houston’s real estate sales last week, marking the city’s highest-priced transaction. The sleek property features cutting-edge design and luxury amenities.

Houston’s rapid growth and innovation make 2026 a pivotal year. Key stories include major infrastructure projects, energy sector shifts, and cultural developments shaping the city’s future. Stay tuned with Axios for in-depth coverage.

Houston hospitals welcomed the first babies of 2026, marking joyful beginnings for families across the city. Click2Houston shares the heartwarming stories of these newborns and their proud parents.

Texas politicians had a pivotal 2025, marked by surprising rises and unexpected falls. The Houston Chronicle breaks down who gained influence and who lost ground in the state’s shifting political landscape.

Recent crime at a Meyerland corner store has renewed concerns about safety at the nearby Life at Jackson Square apartments. Residents and authorities are calling for increased security measures, ABC13 Houston reports.

As Texas Democrats push efforts to address the statewide drought, a new Houston Public Media poll reveals that many voters remain undecided ahead of the primary elections, highlighting a competitive and uncertain race.

Planning New Year’s Eve dinner in Houston? The Houston Chronicle highlights top spots offering special menus, festive atmospheres, and unique dining experiences to ring in 2024. Book early to secure your table.

Houston heats up this November 2025 with a lineup of must-attend adult events. From vibrant food festivals to lively music and cultural gatherings, discover budget-friendly ways to savor the city’s finest flavors and fun.

Houston companies gathered at the OpenAI Academy Small Business Jam to explore AI tools and strategies. The event spotlighted how local businesses leverage artificial intelligence to drive innovation and growth.

A new nonprofit supporting first-generation college students has launched in Houston as part of a broader expansion surge. The organization aims to provide resources and mentorship to help students succeed academically.

HBJ announces the 2026 Community Leadership Awards honorees, recognizing outstanding local leaders for their impactful contributions to business and community growth. The awards highlight dedication and innovation.

The Texans remain undecided on running back Jawhar Jordan’s role as training camp progresses. Coaches are evaluating his versatility before finalizing his position in the offense.

Houston on the Cheap reveals the 10 best sports bars in Houston for 2025, offering top spots to catch games with great food, drinks, and atmosphere. Perfect for fans seeking value and excitement.

The Texas Education Agency has announced its takeover of the Lake Worth, Connally, and Beaumont school districts, citing ongoing performance and governance concerns. The move aims to improve education quality and accountability.

The FBI is seeking public assistance in locating the “Cougar Campus Crook,” wanted for a recent bank robbery near the University of Houston. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.

Jasmine Crockett’s latest Senate campaign ad has sparked widespread debate, drawing attention for its bold messaging and divisive visuals. The ad’s impact is fueling heated discussions across political circles and media.

The DOJ has ended its monitoring of illegal dumping in Houston, signaling a retreat from environmental justice efforts. Critics warn this move may worsen pollution in vulnerable communities, raising concerns over accountability.