Tesla plans to invest nearly $200 million to build a new battery “megafactory” near Houston, aiming to boost production capacity and support its expanding electric vehicle lineup, KHOU reports.
A former “MasterChef” contestant is set to open a new soccer-themed bar in Sharpstown, Houston. The venue promises a blend of culinary excellence and lively sports atmosphere, appealing to fans and foodies alike.
Twin sisters and beloved camp leaders who shaped generations of Texas campers are remembered following devastating floods. Their legacy of community and resilience lives on amid recovery efforts, USA Today reports.
Houston has allocated $0 for housing recovery funds based on federal official advice, sparking debate over the city’s strategy to address ongoing housing challenges, Houston Chronicle reports.
Eater Houston highlights the city’s top restaurants and bars offering live entertainment. Discover vibrant venues blending exceptional food, craft cocktails, and dynamic performances for an unforgettable night out.
The Houston teachers’ union has raised concerns after the Trump administration reportedly laid off half of the Department of Education’s workforce, citing fears over impacts on education funding and support services.
HSI Houston and law enforcement partners apprehended two criminal alien fugitives wanted for child sex offenses and other violent crimes, marking a significant enforcement success, ICE announced.
Houston police raided a McCarty Street sports bar following allegations of human trafficking and prostitution. Authorities are investigating the claims, with several individuals detained during the operation.
Homeowners in a Houston subdivision fear foreclosure as HOA fines and legal fees rapidly escalate, leaving residents struggling to keep up with mounting charges, FOX 26 Houston reports.
The Houston Texans’ latest wide receiver signing has sparked an unexpected reaction, with Sports Illustrated highlighting a bizarre take on his impact. Fans and analysts alike remain divided as the season approaches.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has blamed Harris County officials for the delayed special election to replace Congressman Eddie Bernice Johnson. The postponement has sparked frustration among state leaders and voters alike.
Discover the 16 best things to do in Houston this weekend, from vibrant art exhibits and live music to food festivals and outdoor adventures. CultureMap Houston highlights top events for locals and visitors alike.
The head of Harris County misdemeanor court appointments is stepping down following a wave of complaints. The decision raises questions about the court’s management and future appointment processes.
Houston business leaders face mounting uncertainty amid economic shifts. Experts urge a confident, strategic approach to navigate challenges and capitalize on emerging opportunities, ensuring resilience and growth.
Police are actively searching for two suspects involved in a mass shooting outside Latinas Sports Bar, an after-hours club in southwest Houston. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward. Investigation ongoing.
Authorities continue the search for the Camp Mystic girls missing after severe floods in Central Texas. Rescue teams face challenging conditions as communities rally for updates and support efforts.
Tickets for the Mexico vs. USA 2025 Gold Cup final in Houston go on sale Sunday. Fans can secure seats through official outlets as anticipation builds for this high-stakes CONCACAF showdown. Stay tuned for purchasing details.
Mayor Whitmire’s recent I-10 traffic crackdown resulted in 27 arrests and 122 citations, targeting reckless driving and improving road safety, officials report. The initiative aims to reduce accidents along the busy Houston corridor.
Houston is hosting seven vibrant events this National Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrating culture, history, and community. From festivals to educational programs, these activities highlight the rich contributions of Hispanic Texans.
Applications for HISD K-12 school choice programs have dropped sharply following the state takeover. The decline raises concerns about parental confidence and long-term impacts on district enrollment, officials say.