Houston business leaders are projecting significant economic gains as the World Cup approaches, anticipating a surge in tourism and spending that could inject millions into the local economy.
The Houston Rockets have dropped out of NBC Sports’ Top Ten in their early power rankings, signaling concerns about the team’s performance as the new NBA season begins. Fans await a swift turnaround.
Waymo is launching fully autonomous rides in Houston, marking a major step for the city’s transportation landscape. This move promises increased safety, reduced traffic, and new mobility options for residents.
Black women could play a pivotal role in determining the successor to Sylvester Turner’s former seat. Their voting power and community influence are shaping a crucial race in Houston politics.
San Francisco 49ers fans are flocking to Houston ahead of the upcoming game, turning the city into a sea of red and gold. The NFL showdown promises intense action and passionate support.
Houston ISD faces another key departure as its special education chief resigns, marking a significant leadership change amid ongoing challenges. The district now seeks stability in its special education services.
During the recent government shutdown, ICE arrested 3,593 criminal illegal aliens in Houston, according to Dallas Express. The operation targeted individuals with outstanding criminal records, underscoring ongoing enforcement efforts.
Houston leads the nation in office visitation recovery, reporting an 8.3% increase in May, according to The Business Journals. The surge highlights growing employee return-to-office trends across key sectors.
The Houston Rockets have surged into the NBA’s top tier in The Athletic’s latest power rankings, showcasing impressive play and renewed energy. Their rise marks a pivotal moment in the season’s competitive landscape.
UAB Blazers travel to Houston to face Rice Owls this Saturday in a key Conference USA matchup. The game promises intense competition as both teams strive for a crucial win. Kickoff is set for 3 PM.
A Houston woman is questioning whether her loved ones are buried in the correct plots after discovering an error on a headstone. The family seeks answers as the cemetery investigates the mix-up.
This week in politics, key developments unfolded on policy reforms, electoral campaigns, and international relations. Houston Public Media provides in-depth coverage of these pivotal events shaping the political landscape.
Houston Zoo’s annual Zoo Boo and Spooky Spirits events return this fall, featuring family-friendly Halloween fun, costume contests, animal encounters, and themed cocktails. Activities run weekends through October, perfect for all ages.
Houston ISD reported just 19 open teaching positions ahead of the 2025-26 school year, marking a significant decline in vacancies, according to the latest district job listings. Efforts to boost recruitment continue.
A new Texas law aims to boost crime-solving by providing police with advanced investigative tools. However, lawmakers have not allocated funding, leaving enforcement agencies without crucial resources to implement the measure.
A struggling business tower in downtown Houston has been sold to a new buyer, signaling potential revitalization efforts. The acquisition aims to boost the building’s occupancy and contribute to downtown’s economic growth.
Houston high school football kicks off the 2025 season with intense rivalries and rising stars. Key teams to watch, standout players, and emerging coaches promise a thrilling campaign across the city’s top programs.
Houston authorities report 22 people found dead in area bayous so far this year, raising concerns over safety and prompting increased patrols. Investigations continue to determine causes and prevent further incidents.
Rockets’ Reed Sheppard is emerging as an early frontrunner for Sixth Man of the Year, delivering impressive bench scoring and leadership, boosting his team’s depth and impact this season, Sports Illustrated reports.
U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt has officially entered the GOP Senate primary in Texas, challenging incumbent Sen. John Cornyn and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The race signals a crowded and competitive Republican field.