The Greater Houston Partnership announced several new business openings for Q1 2025, signaling strong economic growth and job creation in the region. Key sectors include energy, technology, and healthcare.
The World Baseball Classic announced five teams will compete in Houston in 2026, boosting local economy and community engagement. The event promises exciting international baseball action and increased tourism for the city.
Luis Garcia and J.P. France are making strong strides toward rejoining the Houston Astros’ rotation, signaling a boost in pitching depth as the team eyes a playoff run, reports Sports Illustrated.
Yordan Alvarez is set for a hopeful return to the Houston Astros lineup, boosting the team’s offense as they push deeper into the season. His comeback could be a pivotal moment for the Astros’ playoff aspirations.
Downtown San Antonio lights up this July Fourth with vibrant celebrations, including live music, fireworks, and family-friendly activities. Join the city’s patriotic festivities for a memorable Independence Day experience.
More than 2,300 teachers left Houston ISD in June, extending a concerning turnover trend. The departures highlight ongoing challenges in retaining staff amid increasing pressures on the district.
The University of Houston has expedited an $18 million security upgrade in response to a recent surge in campus crime. The project aims to enhance safety measures and protect students, faculty, and staff.
The owner of Trump Burger faces potential deportation amid allegations of immigration fraud, DHS confirms. The case raises questions about enforcement and the impact on small business owners.
The Twins’ blockbuster fire sale at the MLB trade deadline sent shockwaves through baseball, reshaping rosters and compelling rivals to rethink strategies, marking one of the most surprising shifts of the season.
Astros’ Framber Valdez emerges as a top free-agent pitcher, drawing strong interest with his consistent performance and durability. Teams are eyeing him as a potential game-changer in the upcoming offseason.
New details have emerged regarding Texans safety Jimmie Ward’s recent arrest. Authorities report the incident involved a traffic violation escalating into legal action. The team and Ward have yet to comment.
Teddy Swims and the documentary It’s Not Over, Jeff Buckley headline live events this week, drawing music fans to Houston venues with soulful performances and captivating storytelling.
Houston Independent School District asked nearly 50 principals to resign or face termination during the 2023-24 school year, sparking concerns over leadership stability, according to the Houston Chronicle.
Houston’s Third Ward residents express frustration over rising crime and unkept promises of safety improvements. Community members call for immediate action as they seek better protection and support from city officials.
Nonprofit Southwest Key Programs is laying off nearly 1,000 employees in the Houston area due to the termination of federal funding. The cuts impact various youth and community services.
Houstonia Magazine presents “The Ultimate Game Day Guide to Houston’s Best Sports Bars,” spotlighting top venues for fans seeking great food, drinks, and big-screen action across the city this season.
Local officials have identified 117 flood victims in Kerr County following recent severe flooding. Recovery efforts continue as authorities work to assist affected families and assess the full impact of the disaster.
Jim Crane built his fortune in real estate and logistics before purchasing the Houston Astros in 2011. His strategic leadership transformed the team into champions, earning him acclaim as Houston’s top sports owner.
The White House is urging Texas to redraw its congressional maps, aiming to curb Democratic advances in the state. This move highlights ongoing battles over redistricting ahead of the next election cycle.
Beyoncé electrified Houston with her “Cowboy Carter” tour, delivering a heartfelt homecoming celebration filled with powerful vocals, dynamic choreography, and nods to her Texas roots. The crowd was buzzing.