Saturday morning storms swept through the Houston area, causing widespread power outages affecting over 100,000 residents. Utility crews are working to restore electricity as safety concerns persist.
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A shooting in Sharpstown injured three people, prompting an officer to fire at the suspect, police say. Authorities continue investigating the incident. More details to follow. (FOX 26 Houston)
A new 40,000-SF entertainment venue is set to open in the former Conn’s building in Spring, promising a fresh destination for fun and leisure. The project aims to boost local activity and economic growth.
Two brothers suspected of multiple burglaries in Houston’s Heights neighborhood were sentenced to just 12 days in jail, sparking outrage among residents. The light sentence has raised questions about local justice.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Attorney General Ken Paxton highlighted their Christian faith and political achievements during a Turning Point USA event in Houston, emphasizing conservative values to a passionate audience.
Parents have filed a federal lawsuit against Houston ISD, alleging the district used their child’s preferred pronouns without consent, raising questions about privacy and parental rights in schools.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire responds to Gov. Abbott’s newly announced crime task force, emphasizing the need for local collaboration and targeted strategies to effectively address rising crime rates in the city.
The HISD board voted to fire a 38-year teaching veteran, defying the TEA examiner’s recommendation to retain the teacher. The decision has sparked debate over district policies and educator rights.
A Houston woman is questioning whether her loved ones are buried in the correct plots after discovering an error on a headstone. The family seeks answers as the cemetery investigates the mix-up.
Discover top Houston events: Celebrate Independence Day at Freedom Over Texas with spectacular fireworks and live music. Don’t miss the acclaimed musical, “The Tap Dance Kid,” showcased by the Houston Chronicle for a vibrant cultural experience.
Nikola Jokic continues to dominate as MVP frontrunner, Kevin Durant excels with the Houston Rockets, and Nico Harrison is out in Dallas, signaling key shifts in the NBA landscape, Yahoo Sports reports.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott and California Governor Gavin Newsom clashed in Houston over key policy issues, highlighting stark regional divides. Their exchange underscored tensions on immigration, energy, and governance approaches.
Houston ISD launches a new initiative connecting local businesses and nonprofits with lower-rated schools to boost resources and support student success, aiming to close achievement gaps across the district.
The U.S. House has approved a federal ban on THC, a move that could severely impact Texas’ hemp industry. The bill now heads to President Trump, raising concerns among local growers and businesses.
Houston families seeking top outdoor fun can explore “Best Playgrounds in Houston: Destination Playgrounds Worth the Drive” by Mommy Poppins. The guide highlights unique, kid-friendly parks perfect for memorable outings.
New photos of an unidentified suspect in a Houston shooting on Comal Street have been released, as authorities continue their search for answers. FOX 26 Houston reports investigation efforts remain active.
Jon Batiste, Cirque du Soleil’s “Ovo,” and indie duo Wet Leg headline Houston’s top live events this week, drawing diverse crowds with dynamic performances across the city’s premier venues.
Dan Crenshaw and Ted Cruz have publicly condemned Tucker Carlson for interviewing far-right figure Nick Fuentes, criticizing his platforming of extremist views. The controversy sparks debate on media responsibility.
Nine new claw machine entertainment centers have opened across Houston, offering residents fresh family-friendly gaming options. These venues aim to boost local fun and attract diverse crowds citywide.
Houston ISD announces which high schools will advance with SB 1882 partnerships, aiming to improve academic performance and resources through innovative collaboration models. Details revealed by the Houston Chronicle.