The U.S. men’s national soccer team will face several key international opponents on the road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including Mexico, Costa Rica, and Panama, setting the stage for a fierce CONCACAF qualifying campaign.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick are set to pursue court orders to remove Democrats who broke quorum during a recent legislative session, aiming to restore order and continue state governance.
Spring Break 2025 in Houston offers families a wealth of kid-friendly adventures. From interactive museums to outdoor explorations, Mommy Poppins highlights top spots to keep children entertained and engaged during the school break.
Houston ISD is hosting job fairs to fill over 350 teacher vacancies ahead of the new school year. The district aims to address staffing shortages and ensure classrooms are fully staffed for students.
A Houston woman accused of discarding her newborn in the trash has been charged with tampering with evidence, authorities report. The investigation into the shocking incident continues. (FOX 26 Houston)
Nearly $4.4 billion in Texas clean energy investments were canceled in the first half of 2025, raising concerns about the state’s renewable energy outlook and potential impacts on job growth.
Houston’s first women’s sports bar, Side Peace, is making waves, attracting large crowds eager for a fresh, inclusive sports experience. The new venue champions female athletes and community spirit. – ABC7 New York
The New York Yankees are expressing frustration after a controversial call by an umpire in Houston, feeling once again that officiating has gone against them in a critical moment. Tensions rise as debates continue.
Federal agents seized 660,000 pounds of meth-producing chemicals in Houston, marking the largest such bust in U.S. history. Authorities say the operation targets a major drug manufacturing network.
As Texas moves forward with mid-decade congressional redistricting, some lawmakers are pushing to ban the practice, citing concerns over fairness and political manipulation, highlighting an escalating battle over district boundaries.
Houston offers a vibrant weekend lineup, from savoring sushi at Tokyo X to celebrating heritage at the Juneteenth Culture Fest. Explore these top events for a memorable Houston experience, reports the Houston Chronicle.
The Houston Chronicle reveals how much funding Texas schools receive from the U.S. Department of Education, highlighting allocations aimed at supporting local districts amid ongoing budget challenges.
The suspect in the fatal “ding dong ditch” shooting of an 11-year-old boy is a US Army veteran, authorities say. The incident has sparked outrage and raised questions about the circumstances leading to the tragedy.
Taiwanese tech giant Inventec is set to launch a $55 million project in Katy, Texas. The investment aims to expand the company’s manufacturing and R&D facilities, boosting local job opportunities.
The Battlehawks secured a victory in their UFL season opener despite a sparse crowd at Houston’s stadium. Fans’ low turnout contrasted the team’s strong on-field performance, marking a promising start to the league’s revival.
A Texas man has been charged with murder after fatally shooting a child playing a doorbell prank. Authorities say the incident highlights ongoing concerns over gun violence and community safety. Investigation continues.
An 11-year-old boy, described as vivacious, was fatally struck during a “ding dong ditch” prank. A military veteran has been charged in connection with his death. The child will be laid to rest Saturday.
The co-owner of Trump Burger in Houston faces possible deportation following an ICE arrest. The incident has sparked community concern as immigration authorities increase enforcement efforts locally.
Houston celebrates culture and cuisine with Taco Fest, featuring vibrant flavors and live music. Don’t miss Accordion King & Queens, a lively tribute to the city’s rich musical heritage. Events spotlight local talent and tradition.
Houston’s Reve Prep charter school was closed by the Texas Education Agency over serious special education compliance issues, as reported by the Houston Chronicle. The move aims to protect student rights and ensure proper support.