The Greater Houston Partnership’s 2021 report reveals key population trends and business growth stats, highlighting Houston’s expanding economy, rising job market, and shifting demographics shaping the region’s future.
A soccer-obsessed Houston sports bar has relocated to a vibrant new spot in Montrose. The move brings fans closer to the heart of the city’s soccer culture, offering enhanced viewing and community vibes.
A man trapped for days in a Harris County sewer was rescued by emergency crews, authorities said. Rescue teams worked tirelessly to locate and safely extract him, highlighting the dangers of confined spaces.
Controversial religious influencer Sister Cindy is set to preach at multiple Houston colleges, sparking debate over her fiery rhetoric. The Houston Chronicle reports on the anticipated campus events and reactions.
Memorial Day Weekend 2025 in Houston offers a variety of kid-friendly activities, from outdoor festivals to interactive museum exhibits. Mommy Poppins highlights the best family spots to ensure a fun and memorable holiday for all ages.
The Texas Education Agency announced the Houston ISD state takeover will continue through 2027, aiming to improve academic performance and district management following persistent challenges.
New details have surfaced in a Houston case involving a body found hidden inside a barrel. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances, seeking leads in this disturbing discovery. KHOU will provide updates.
Panelmatic has secured a massive 728,080-square-foot warehouse in north Houston for its new headquarters, marking a significant expansion for the company in the region. The deal underscores Houston’s growing industrial market.
A Houston fan’s night out turned traumatic after a glass was thrown during a “Baddies” club event, sending them to the ER. Authorities are investigating the incident that disrupted the celebration.
The Astros’ 2017 electronic sign-stealing scandal revealed a wider MLB problem of competitive misconduct. The Athletic and The New York Times detail how this breach exposed broader integrity challenges across the league.
Rockets receive encouraging injury updates on Alperen Sengun and Tari Eason ahead of their upcoming clash with the Kings. Both players are expected to return, boosting Houston’s lineup and playoff hopes.
The Harris County Democratic Party has formally reprimanded Houston Mayor John Whitmire, citing concerns over his recent positions. The party also announced it will withhold future endorsements pending further review.
Discover the top five must-see Houston events this December and January, featuring festive holiday markets, world-class theater, and vibrant cultural celebrations. Stay tuned with Modern Luxury for exclusive event highlights.
A criminal probe is underway into an HISD police officer accused of misusing his badge, raising concerns over potential abuse of power. Authorities are investigating the extent of the officer’s actions.
A former Houston police captain has been charged with federal child sex offenses, the Department of Justice announced. The case highlights ongoing efforts to address abuse within law enforcement ranks. Investigation continues.
Nutex Health is relocating its headquarters to a newly acquired 8-story building in Uptown, signaling expansion and growth. The move underscores the company’s commitment to strengthening its local presence.
The Houston Rockets’ latest struggles have fans and analysts questioning their playoff hopes. Rising injuries and inconsistent play have dropped them in the latest NBA power rankings. Is it time for the Rockets to panic?
Chicago Stars FC have signed forward Ryan Gareis, bolstering their attacking lineup for the upcoming season. The club looks to capitalize on Gareis’ pace and scoring ability. Stay tuned for more updates on On Tap Sports Net.
His Highness the Aga Khan and Houston Mayor John Whitmire inaugurated the Ismaili Center, Houston, marking a milestone in cultural and religious engagement, fostering community and dialogue.
Alejandra Salinas was sworn in to Houston City Council, pledging to prioritize community needs and economic development. “Let’s get to work,” she said, emphasizing collaboration and progress for the city’s diverse residents.