Plan your weekend in Houston from October 16 to 19, 2025, with our top picks from 365 Things to Do. Discover art, food, live music, and family-friendly events to make the most of your days off.
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Waymo is launching fully autonomous rides in Houston, marking a major step for the city’s transportation landscape. This move promises increased safety, reduced traffic, and new mobility options for residents.
San Francisco 49ers fans are flocking to Houston ahead of the upcoming game, turning the city into a sea of red and gold. The NFL showdown promises intense action and passionate support.
The Houston Rockets have surged into the NBA’s top tier in The Athletic’s latest power rankings, showcasing impressive play and renewed energy. Their rise marks a pivotal moment in the season’s competitive landscape.
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.
Houston Zoo’s annual Zoo Boo and Spooky Spirits events return this fall, featuring family-friendly Halloween fun, costume contests, animal encounters, and themed cocktails. Activities run weekends through October, perfect for all ages.
Houston authorities report 22 people found dead in area bayous so far this year, raising concerns over safety and prompting increased patrols. Investigations continue to determine causes and prevent further incidents.
Rockets’ Reed Sheppard is emerging as an early frontrunner for Sixth Man of the Year, delivering impressive bench scoring and leadership, boosting his team’s depth and impact this season, Sports Illustrated reports.
Houston gears up for Halloween weekend with 14 top events, from haunted tours to themed parties and family-friendly activities. CultureMap Houston highlights the best ways to celebrate the spooky season across the city.
Two Houston suburbs have been named among America’s best places for retirees, according to recent rankings. The recognition highlights their affordable living, quality healthcare, and vibrant community amenities.
Houston launches the “What Only Houston Can Do” Local News Initiative, spotlighting unique community stories and driving civic engagement through deep, hyperlocal reporting that highlights the city’s diverse voices and challenges.
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.
Houston police are seeking public help to locate two suspects wanted in an aggravated robbery. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward. Tips can be submitted anonymously to aid the investigation.
Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud received concerning updates on his concussion recovery, raising questions about his availability. The team is closely monitoring his progress ahead of upcoming games.
DJ Tay Powers’ Studio Eight08 emerges as a vibrant hub for creatives of color in Houston, offering a dynamic space for collaboration, innovation, and cultural expression in the city’s thriving arts scene.
Houston Texans tight end Brevin Jordan is expected to return from injury for Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans. His presence boosts the Texans’ offense as they look to secure a crucial win.
Explore family-friendly fun in West University and Rice Village with our latest Mommy Poppins guide. Discover parks, playgrounds, and kid-approved spots perfect for memorable outings in these vibrant Houston neighborhoods.
The Air Jordan 11 “H-Town” is set to drop exclusively in Houston this month, paying tribute to the city’s rich culture. Fans can expect limited releases at select Houston retailers, fueling local hype.
Four people, including the gunman, were killed in a series of shootings in the Houston area, authorities confirmed. The incidents prompted an extensive police response as investigations continue. No further suspects are reported.
Houstonia Magazine highlights a variety of completely free activities available year-round in Houston. From exploring local parks to enjoying public art and cultural events, discover how to experience the city without spending a dime.