A world-famous luxury brand is set to enter Houston’s high-end market, bringing exclusive offerings and upscale experiences. This move signals Houston’s growing appeal to global luxury retailers.
Houston heats up this September 2025 with 16 top games and athletic events, from high-stakes football showdowns to thrilling marathons. Dive into this month’s must-see sports action across the city.
Kevin Durant’s prior connections with several Houston Rockets players and coaches are proving invaluable. His familiarity is boosting team chemistry and on-court performance, giving the Rockets an edge this season.
Houston police are investigating after a body was found in Brays Bayou near Belle Park Drive. Authorities responded to the scene and are working to determine the cause of death. The investigation is ongoing.
This week in politics (May 7, 2025), key developments include heated debates over new infrastructure bills, shifts in party alliances, and mounting concerns on climate policy reforms, shaping the national agenda ahead.
Leon Bridges, Charley Crockett, the Untitled Art Fair, and the screening of “Da Vinci Code” headline Houston’s top events this week, offering a rich blend of music, art, and film for cultural enthusiasts.
Houston ISD welcomes 42 new principals for the 2025-26 school year, marking a significant leadership shift aimed at boosting student success and school performance across the district.
A couple was arrested in Houston after being linked to a recent murder in California, authorities confirmed. The investigation remains ongoing as officials work to determine their involvement. Further details are expected.
Potbelly is set to open its first franchised sandwich shops in the Houston area, expanding its local footprint by 50%. The move marks a significant growth milestone for the brand in a key Texas market.
Sports Illustrated has launched a new app granting Houston residents access to 700 sports courts citywide. The innovative platform aims to simplify booking and boost community engagement in local sports.
Isaac Paredes could be a game-changer for the Astros’ postseason push. His versatility and timely hitting provide crucial depth, enhancing Houston’s lineup and boosting their chances in October’s playoff hunt.
After years of progress, Houston is experiencing a sharp rise in unsheltered homelessness. Experts cite economic pressures and limited shelter capacity as key factors behind the troubling trend.
A Houston attorney has filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s immigrant registration mandate, arguing it violates constitutional rights. The case highlights ongoing legal battles over immigration policies.
Discover the top 14 must-see events in Houston this weekend, from vibrant art exhibits and live music to culinary festivals and family-friendly activities. Stay informed with CultureMap Houston’s ultimate weekend guide.
Nucamp.co reveals the top 10 best colleges in Houston for tech enthusiasts in 2025, highlighting institutions excelling in cutting-edge technology programs and innovation-driven education.
Bond has been dropped for the accused drunk driving killer in Houston, leading to their release from jail. The decision has sparked community outrage as the investigation continues. More updates to follow.
Mac Haik has unveiled plans for a new Kirkwood restaurant in the Energy Corridor tower. The Business Journals shares exclusive renderings and details on the upcoming development set to enhance the area’s dining options.
A new youth training program in Southwest Houston is empowering kids in need by providing skill-building activities and mentorship. The initiative aims to boost confidence and community involvement among local youth.
A body found in an impounded vehicle registered to Houston singer D4vd has been identified as a 15-year-old girl, authorities confirmed. The investigation is ongoing. More details to come.
Texas Tech student Greg Abbott faced backlash after mocking Charlie Kirk. Following the controversy, Abbott was reportedly jailed and is no longer enrolled at the university, according to the Houston Chronicle.