Seven Houston-based companies earned spots on Forbes’ list of the top private businesses in the U.S., highlighting the city’s growing economic influence and diverse entrepreneurial landscape.
Houston’s first women’s sports bar, Side Peace, is drawing big crowds with its welcoming atmosphere and focus on women’s sports. The new hotspot is redefining fan spaces in the city. (ABC7 Los Angeles)
At the No Kings protest, Falkenberg, a hot dog vendor, witnessed a different side of America. The event revealed deep divisions and diverse perspectives, highlighting the nation’s complex social landscape.
An analyst warns the Houston Texans risk falling apart due to ongoing roster instability, coaching challenges, and key injuries. Without addressing these issues, the franchise’s rebuilding efforts may be in jeopardy.
Approximately 30,000 tons of food remain stranded at the Houston port after the Trump administration suspended foreign aid shipments. The halt disrupts critical humanitarian deliveries, raising concerns over global food security.
XO Eats + Entertainment has opened on Washington Avenue, offering a vibrant new nightlife and dining experience. The venue combines diverse cuisine with live entertainment, enhancing the area’s social scene and attracting a broad crowd.
The Class of 2025 is the largest in the nation, reflecting a surge in student enrollment. Despite this growth, Texas continues to expand rapidly, underscoring ongoing demographic shifts and educational demands.
Harris County witnessed a notable decline in violent crime in 2024, according to recent records. This drop marks a positive shift in public safety, reflecting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
County leaders have voted to replace the longtime chair of the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority, signaling a shift in the agency’s leadership. The decision marks a new chapter for the organization overseeing local sports venues.
The Houston Rockets should prioritize keeping Fred VanVleet, seeing him as a key veteran presence and proven scorer. Revisiting his contract could secure stability and leadership as the team builds for the future.
Pittsburgh Steelers new WR, Jaylen Carter, compares himself to franchise legend Hines Ward in a recent interview. Carter cites Ward’s toughness and leadership as qualities he strives to embody on the field.
The U.S. House voted to censure Houston Congressman Al Green for repeatedly disrupting former President Trump’s address. The move highlights rising tensions in Congress over decorum and partisan conflict.
Tilman Fertitta is stepping back from his Houston business empire to serve as the U.S. ambassador to Italy. The billionaire restaurateur and entrepreneur will focus on diplomatic duties in his new role.
Preliminary data shows Houston homicides declined in 2024, marking a significant drop compared to previous years. Officials attribute the decrease to enhanced policing and community outreach efforts.
Houston ranks among America’s highest-paying cities despite ongoing economic uncertainty, reflecting strong job markets and competitive salaries, according to a recent KHOU report.
Texas Southern University’s Athletic Director faces a sexual assault lawsuit filed in Houston, raising serious concerns about the department’s leadership. The case has prompted calls for an immediate investigation.
The Houston Rockets are reportedly exploring free agency options to bring back a former player, aiming to strengthen their roster. Sources say talks are ongoing as the team looks to boost its playoff chances.
“No Kings” protests are set for June 14 across the US, with multiple Texas locations participating. Austin American-Statesman highlights key sites in Texas where demonstrators will gather to voice their concerns.
Harris County Attorney joins legal battle against federal layoffs, emphasizing the need for a stable government. The move highlights local officials’ concerns over potential disruptions impacting public services.
Looking for fun indoor activities this summer? The Houston Chronicle highlights 10 family-friendly spots in Houston, offering safe, cool escapes with interactive exhibits, games, and learning experiences for all ages.