Former Wisconsin OC Phil Longo and QB Mabrey Mettauer faced UNLV in Week 1, showcasing strategic plays and solid execution. The Badgers showed early promise, with Mettauer delivering key throws under Longo’s guidance.
The Houston Rockets have made a significant move by re-signing Clint Capela, bolstering their roster with the skilled center. This strategic acquisition aims to strengthen their defense and rebounding for the upcoming season.
Crime is surging in Houston’s Third Ward, defying overall citywide declines. Residents report rising violence and property crimes, prompting increased police presence and community calls for action.
Texas Republicans continue to advocate for Trump’s tax legislation, focusing their efforts on supportive audiences. Their strategy highlights party unity amid national debate over the bill’s impacts.
The Omies delivered an electrifying performance at Houston Summer Slam, captivating fans with high-energy moves and unforgettable moments. Coverage by Beaumont Enterprise highlights the event’s thrilling atmosphere and standout matches.
Houston ISD’s virtual school is appealing its ‘D’ rating from the Texas Education Agency, citing extenuating circumstances and efforts to improve student outcomes, the district confirmed to the Houston Chronicle.
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized Texas and Republican policies amid rising violence, highlighting Houston’s soaring murder rates in a pointed political jab, according to the Houston Chronicle.
CenterPoint Energy plans to hire nearly 800 lineworkers by 2030 to meet rising energy demand. The strategic recruitment aims to strengthen infrastructure and ensure reliable service amid growing consumption.
Houston Cougars kicked off their season with a commanding shutout victory over Stephen F. Austin. Dominating both offense and defense, Houston set the tone for the year in this impressive opener.
Claire’s has updated its list of store closures and locations staying open in Houston and nationwide. The company aims to streamline operations amidst shifting retail landscapes. KHOU will provide ongoing coverage.
A homeless woman in north Houston led officers to human remains, prompting an ongoing investigation. Authorities are working to identify the victim and determine the circumstances surrounding the discovery.
Texas House Democrats broke quorum and left the state after a GOP congressional redistricting map passed committee, escalating the partisan battle over election boundaries. The move aims to block the map’s approval.
Cinco de Mayo is celebrated on May 5. This year, Texas marks the occasion with 11 major events across the state, featuring music, food, and cultural festivities. Highlights include Austin’s vibrant parades and Houston’s lively street fairs.
Houston’s education sector is set to transform in 2025 with AI integration. Nucamp.co’s complete guide offers insights on leveraging AI tech to boost learning outcomes and streamline teaching in local schools and universities.
FBI agents raided a Houston ministry building Thursday as part of a multi-state investigation into abuse allegations against religious leaders, officials confirmed. The probe spans several states, targeting systemic misconduct.
Luxe Art Gallery has chosen River Oaks District for its inaugural Texas location, marking a significant cultural addition. Meanwhile, major French brands have reopened nearby, boosting the area’s luxury retail scene.
The Houston Astros host the Boston Red Sox tonight, marking Carlos Correa’s much-anticipated return to Houston. Fans eagerly await his impact as the Astros aim to strengthen their season on SportsTalk 790.
The Powerball jackpot has soared to an estimated $815 million, while a Houston ticket holder claimed $1 million in the latest draw, marking a significant win for the city, officials confirmed.
Two men claiming to be police officers were shot and killed by a homeowner, authorities said. The incident is under investigation as officials work to determine the circumstances surrounding the fatal shooting.
Republicans face a tough challenge in unseating Rep. Al Green, a Houston Democrat known for his strong local support and deep community ties, making any potential GOP gains in the district far from guaranteed.