A beloved Houston entertainment center is closing its doors and selling off items in a final auction, marking the end of an era for local fans. The Chron reports the community bids farewell amid nostalgia and memories.
Houston ISD’s 2025-26 school year is set to begin soon. Key dates include the first day of classes, registration deadlines, and holidays. Families are advised to mark their calendars to stay informed and prepared.
A woman was fatally struck in a hit-and-run incident in Houston’s Montrose neighborhood. Police later discovered the vehicle abandoned without the driver. Authorities continue to investigate.
A third body was discovered this week in Houston bayous, marking the 12th recovery in 2025, authorities reported. Investigations continue as officials work to identify the victims and determine causes.
Opportunity Zones 2.0 could expand eligibility in Houston, adding numerous tracts to the program. This update aims to boost investment and economic growth in underserved communities across the city.
Texans’ Nick Chubb shared his key takeaway following their loss to the Buccaneers, emphasizing the need for improved execution and resilience as the team looks to bounce back in upcoming games.
A man shot at a bar in East Houston was discovered during a crash investigation in downtown Houston, authorities report. The incident highlights ongoing violence and rapid police response. Further details are pending.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo announced she will not seek re-election, marking a significant shift in Texas politics. Her departure opens the field in a key Democratic stronghold.
Houston celebrates Grandparents Day with family-friendly activities including animal feeding, painting workshops, and interactive exhibits. Events offer a unique blend of fun and learning for all ages.
Houston ISD urges community leaders to “adopt” low-performing schools in a bold effort to eliminate C-rated campuses by 2027. The initiative aims to boost student outcomes through local partnerships.
Eight MS-13 members pleaded guilty to violent crimes in the Houston area, authorities announced. The convictions mark a significant crackdown on gang-related violence in the region.
After devastating damage, a Houston small business has surged back, transforming wreckage into revival. KHOU reports on the inspiring recovery and resilience fueling this local company’s comeback.
Houston’s sports leaders are confronting the challenge of aging facilities with bold plans and community support. Their efforts aim to modernize venues, boost the local economy, and secure the city’s place in major sports events.
A man was hospitalized in critical condition following a shooting in downtown Houston. Authorities are investigating the incident. No suspects have been reported. Details remain limited. (FOX 26 Houston)
Texas has been named one of the hardest-working states in the US, a reminder of its relentless workforce and strong work ethic. This recognition highlights the state’s commitment to productivity and economic growth.
Marquette Greene-Scott, who lost to U.S. Rep. Troy Nehls in 2024, is launching another campaign for the congressional seat. The Houston race remains closely watched as both contenders vie for voter support.
Houston’s art scene heats up this July with nine exciting new exhibits opening citywide. From contemporary galleries to museums, culture enthusiasts have plenty to explore and experience this summer.
The Texas Education Agency is reviewing 180 complaints filed against teachers over comments made about conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. The cases highlight ongoing tensions around political speech in classrooms.
A man accused in a Dallas beheading has a documented criminal history in Houston, records reveal. Authorities are reviewing his past offenses as the investigation into the violent incident continues.
Minority business owners in Houston oppose proposed changes to the city’s subcontracting program, arguing the revisions could limit their opportunities and weaken support for diverse contractors.