Jared Grodin of Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP was honored in the Houston Business Journal’s inaugural Community Leadership Awards, recognizing his impactful contributions to local business and civic initiatives.
Exclusive: Houston’s bayous have become frequent sites for recovering bodies, raising concerns over crime and safety. Data reveals patterns in locations and demographics, highlighting urgent community and law enforcement challenges.
Sports betting remains a hot topic in Texas, fueled by growing fan engagement and legislative debates. Despite legal restrictions, Houstonians continue to discuss the thrill and impact of wagering on games.
Three men have been charged with capital murder following a deadly shooting at a West Houston apartment in 2023. Authorities continue to investigate the incident as the community seeks answers.
This week in politics (Sept. 17, 2025), key legislative battles unfold in Washington, with debates on climate policy and infrastructure funding dominating headlines. Stay tuned for updates on Houston Public Media.
Looking for Thanksgiving activities in Houston? Mommy Poppins highlights family-friendly venues open this holiday, offering dining, entertainment, and outdoor fun to keep spirits bright on Turkey Day.
The Houston Independent School District board voted unanimously to remove a teacher and union leader from the classroom, citing concerns over conduct. The decision marks a significant move in the ongoing labor tensions within HISD.
Recent crime at a Meyerland corner store has renewed concerns about safety at the nearby Life at Jackson Square apartments. Residents and authorities are calling for increased security measures, ABC13 Houston reports.
A megachurch is opening its first permanent location in a former office building, repurposing the space to serve its growing congregation, KHOU reports. The move marks a significant milestone for the church’s expansion.
The Houston Astros have filed a lawsuit challenging a proposed first-ever property tax on their ballpark, arguing it unfairly targets the team. The case, covered by the Houston Chronicle, could impact sports venue taxation nationwide.
Houston police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that killed two women. Additionally, a man found deceased in a bayou has been identified. Authorities continue to seek information. (FOX 26 Houston)
Houston police fatally shot a man suspected of stabbing an officer in the head during an altercation. The wounded officer is receiving medical treatment. The incident remains under investigation.
As Texas Democrats push efforts to address the statewide drought, a new Houston Public Media poll reveals that many voters remain undecided ahead of the primary elections, highlighting a competitive and uncertain race.
Planning New Year’s Eve dinner in Houston? The Houston Chronicle highlights top spots offering special menus, festive atmospheres, and unique dining experiences to ring in 2024. Book early to secure your table.
West Houston residents express relief following the arrest of suspects linked to recent robberies, hoping it marks a turning point after a series of shootings in the area. Authorities urge continued vigilance. (ABC13 Houston)
Houston is capitalizing on its robust energy, healthcare, and aerospace sectors to carve a distinctive path in the AI revolution. The city’s industry expertise drives innovative AI solutions, positioning it as a rising tech hub.
The University of Houston men’s basketball team secured the No. 2 spot in the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Preseason Poll, highlighting high expectations for the upcoming season. Houston aims to build on last year’s success.
Houston faces the highest rate of unemployed, uneducated young mothers in Texas, highlighting critical gaps in education and job opportunities, according to a recent Texas Tribune report.
Several Greater Houston Partnership members made headlines in December, showcasing business growth, community initiatives, and leadership appointments that highlight the region’s dynamic economic landscape.
Voters in Harris County can cast ballots in the November 2025 election through early voting, mail-in ballots, or on Election Day. Houston Public Media outlines deadlines, locations, and ID requirements to ensure your vote counts.