Texas schools ranked No. 25 nationally in the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Schools rankings, highlighting strong academic performance and student outcomes, as reported by the Houston Chronicle.
Houston police have arrested a second suspect in connection to the 2024 shooting death of a tow lot employee. Authorities continue to investigate the incident. More details are expected as the case develops.
High-end athleisure brand announces plans to open three new stores in the Houston area as part of a broader nationwide expansion. The move aims to tap into growing demand for premium activewear.
The Houston Cougars will face Tennessee in the Elite Eight, with their next game scheduled for this weekend. Fans eagerly await a high-stakes matchup as Houston aims for a Final Four berth. Stay tuned for exact times.
Houston Astros’ young middle infielder is finally showing his potential, proving it’s better late than never. His recent performance boosts the team’s infield strength, signaling a promising future for Houston.
ICE arrested an alien in Houston who had been deported three times and has a violent criminal history, officials confirmed. The agency emphasized continued enforcement to protect public safety.
This week in politics (Feb. 26, 2025): Key legislative debates heat up in Congress, with new policies on climate and healthcare taking center stage. Houston Public Media brings you the latest updates and expert analysis.
Beyoncé endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris at a Houston rally but did not perform. The star voiced support for Harris’s reelection bid, energizing the crowd with a powerful political message.
Houston ISD reported a decline in overall disciplinary incidents but a sharp 133% increase in firearm possession cases, raising concerns about student safety despite improved general behavior.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott criticizes Harris County judges for rising crime rates, while the bail bond industry quietly benefits from the system. The controversy highlights ongoing debates over criminal justice reforms.
The Houston Texans have been honored with the 2025 Houston Business Journal Diversity in Business Award, recognizing their commitment to fostering inclusivity and promoting diversity within the organization and the community.
Houston stunned Duke in a thrilling Final Four upset, securing a dramatic victory to advance to the national title game against Florida. The Cougars’ resilience set the stage for a high-stakes championship showdown.
Houston Texans QB C.J. Stroud faces a concerning outlook following recent evaluations, raising questions about his immediate impact and long-term potential with the team, Sports Illustrated reports.
Sylvester Turner, former Houston mayor and current congressman, has died, The Texas Tribune reports. Turner was known for his leadership on urban development and disaster response during his tenure.
Three new stars of the Houston Ballet share insights on their dance journeys, the joy of performing, and embracing Houston’s vibrant culture. Their fresh energy highlights a promising future for the city’s renowned ballet company.
Houston ISD announces available seats in the K-12 school choice process for 2024-25. Families can apply now to secure spots in select campuses across the district. Check Houston Chronicle for the full list.
Houston authorities investigate the shocking murder of a local couple found dead in their home. The case, marked by unexpected twists, highlights ongoing concerns over violent crime in Texas neighborhoods.
Houston authorities confirmed that 20 individuals were detained in an ICE raid at a local business. Officials noted no criminal charges have been filed as investigations continue. Further updates are pending.
Casino and sports betting companies ramp up efforts to legalize gambling in Texas, facing strong opposition from state senators. The debate intensifies as advocates push for new revenue streams amid resistance.
A chaotic shootout in Houston left one dead and multiple wounded. Authorities responded swiftly to the violent incident, which erupted unexpectedly, underscoring rising concerns over urban gun violence in the city.