Houston’s 2026 FIFA World Cup host committee has announced the selection of stadiums designated as official training sites. These venues will support teams’ preparations during the tournament, boosting local sports infrastructure and economy.
Following their NBA Cup elimination, the Houston Rockets have added matchups against the Los Angeles Clippers and Denver Nuggets to their schedule, aiming to regain momentum and sharpen their competitive edge.
Another Texas Republican has announced he is leaving Congress, marking a notable shift in the state’s political landscape. The departure adds to growing questions about GOP stability in the region. More details to follow.
This weekend in Houston, celebrate DÃa de los Muertos with vibrant events and explore Meow Wolf’s immersive Cosmic Howl exhibit. Discover art, culture, and family fun citywide. Don’t miss out on these top activities!
Children at Risk’s latest report ranks Houston’s top and bottom charter schools based on performance and student outcomes, highlighting key successes and areas needing improvement in the city’s education landscape.
A criminal illegal alien with a pedophile conviction brutally assaulted an ICE officer during a Houston arrest, according to Homeland Security officials. The suspect remains in custody as the investigation continues.
Houston ranks No. 2 in the U.S. for launching manufacturing startups, fueled by a surge in job openings. The city’s robust labor market and industrial growth are attracting new business ventures, The Business Journals reports.
DeMeco Ryans credits the Houston Texans’ three-game win streak to disciplined defense and improved teamwork. The head coach emphasized consistency and resilience as key factors behind the recent success.
Bills coach Sean McDermott dismissed injuries as an excuse following their loss to the Texans in Houston. He emphasized the team’s accountability, stressing the need to execute better despite setbacks.
Texans star linebacker had a surprise DNP (Did Not Participate) on the latest practice report ahead of their game against the Colts. Coaches remain tight-lipped on the player’s status, fueling speculation on his availability.
This week in politics, key legislative debates surged ahead on climate policy and immigration reform. Houston officials also announced new initiatives addressing urban development and public safety.
Doc’s Houston, a new jazz supper club, is set to open soon in the historic Tower Theatre space. Promising a blend of live music and dining, it aims to become a hotspot for Houston’s vibrant nightlife scene.
Houston ISD and other local schools are ensuring students continue receiving meals despite the government shutdown. Meal distribution sites remain open to support children facing food insecurity.
ICE and Harris County Sheriff’s Office arrested multiple criminal illegal aliens accused of repeatedly raping a 12-year-old child smuggled into the US during the Obama administration, officials confirmed.
Ikea is set to open its second Houston-area store in the Webster shopping center, expanding its local presence. The new location aims to offer greater accessibility and convenience for Houston shoppers.
Crush City Sports Complex will introduce turf fields and an indoor sports training center to the Tomball and Cypress area, enhancing local athletic facilities and opportunities for year-round sports training.
TIMELINE: Multiple road rage shootings and violent incidents have been reported across the Houston area in 2025, raising concerns about public safety and prompting calls for increased law enforcement response.
Houston families face growing food insecurity as SNAP benefits remain uncertain. Delays in federal aid have left many relying on local food banks while awaiting clarity on program renewals.
A recent Houston Public Media poll reveals a statistical dead heat between incumbent Senator John Cornyn and challenger Ken Paxton in the GOP primary for Texas U.S. Senate, signaling a tightly contested race ahead.
Houston celebrates Pride Month with a variety of free and low-cost events this June. From parades to art exhibits, Houston on the Cheap highlights budget-friendly ways to join the festivities and support the LGBTQ+ community.