Recent shootings in the Houston Galleria garage have raised public concern, but crime data reveals an overall decline in violent incidents this year, according to Click2Houston reports. Authorities remain vigilant.
Bush Airport ranks #16 nationwide for longest tarmac wait times, the Houston Business Journal reports. Delays highlight ongoing challenges in airport operations amid growing travel demand, ABC13 Houston adds.
St. Joseph swim teams showcased outstanding performances at the TISCA championships in Houston, securing multiple top finishes and highlighting their dominance in the regional swimming scene.
A man was shot multiple times and killed in Northwest Houston, authorities confirmed. Police are investigating the incident but have not released details on a suspect or motive. The investigation remains ongoing.
One person was killed in a crash on Houston’s South Belt following a police chase, officials report. Details on the incident and the driver’s identity remain under investigation. FOX 26 Houston will provide updates.
The DOJ has ended its monitoring of illegal dumping in Houston, marking a retreat from environmental justice efforts. The move raises concerns about ongoing pollution and community health impacts in vulnerable neighborhoods.
Discover free, fun events happening in the Houston area from Sept. 12-14. From live music to family-friendly activities, FOX 26 Houston highlights ways to enjoy the weekend without spending a dime.
Rod Paige, former U.S. Secretary of Education and Houston schools leader, has died at 92. Celebrated for his dedication to America’s youth, Paige’s legacy in education reform left a lasting impact nationwide.
A woman’s body was found in a barrel, leading to her boyfriend’s arrest. Prosecutors say he told family he “wanted to kill another” person. The investigation is ongoing. Authorities urge anyone with info to come forward.
Houston’s startup boom fueled by the pandemic is cooling, a new study reveals. After a sharp rise in new business launches during COVID-19, the city now faces a slowdown as venture activity normalizes.
Popular Houston sports bar, a longtime favorite for game-day gatherings, announced it will close permanently on New Year’s Day. Fans and locals express sadness as the city loses a key social hub.
Houston’s rapid growth and innovation make 2026 a pivotal year. Key stories include major infrastructure projects, energy sector shifts, and cultural developments shaping the city’s future. Stay tuned with Axios for in-depth coverage.
A Houston fitness instructor who grew up in Venezuela says the capture of Nicolás Maduro brings hope for change. She reflects on the impact of his regime and the potential for a brighter future for her homeland.
Houston State Rep. Dennis Paul has announced his bid for the Texas Senate, securing key support from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. The move signals a competitive race shaping up in the state’s political landscape.
Discover over 50 affordable activities for teens in Houston, from museums and parks to unique local events. “Houston on the Cheap” highlights budget-friendly fun for families looking to explore the city without breaking the bank.
Rod Paige, former U.S. Secretary of Education and Houston ISD superintendent, has died at 92. Paige was known for his leadership in education reform and impact on Houston’s public schools.
The Houston Chronicle examines whether the most videotaped crime in American history can be denied amid ongoing debates over evidence and accountability. The editorial explores the impact of video in shaping public perception and justice.
Acclaimed chef Hugo Ortega is set to launch a new Cali-Mex concept in a downtown tower. The innovative eatery promises to blend California and Mexican flavors, adding a fresh culinary destination to the city’s vibrant dining scene. (PHOTOS)
A popular Houston sports bar has permanently closed, citing a rise in local crime as the primary reason. The business, known for its lively atmosphere, struggled with safety concerns affecting customers and staff.
A wig-wearing suspect has been linked to a string of wallet thefts at Houston medical practices. Authorities say the elaborate scheme involves deception to target patients and staff. Investigations are ongoing.