A rare geomagnetic storm could light up the night skies with northern lights across parts of Texas, including Austin. Experts say this unusual event offers a stunning celestial show for local residents.
A University of Houston assistant professor is preparing to leave the U.S. after the unexpected termination of their visa, sparking concerns over academic mobility and immigration policies, according to Houston Public Media.
Discover the 15 best things to do in Houston this weekend, from art exhibits and live music to food festivals and outdoor adventures. CultureMap Houston highlights top events to make your weekend memorable.
Three Houston ISD schools faced heating issues upon reopening after cold weather closures, impacting student comfort. District officials are addressing the problems to ensure safe learning environments.
Houston’s vibrant crime fiction scene takes center stage in CrimeReads, showcasing gritty narratives and complex characters that capture the city’s unique urban pulse and diverse stories.
Popular breakfast chain IHOP has officially arrived in Houston, opening its first local location. The new spot offers classic pancakes and breakfast favorites, aiming to become a go-to morning destination for Houstonians.
The Houston Astros face the Oakland Athletics on May 28. Catch the live stream, TV channel details, start time, and updated odds for this MLB showdown. Stay tuned for the latest game coverage and analysis.
Astros veteran catcher is making a significant impact this season, transforming his offensive game and emerging as a key contributor. His surge at the plate is boosting Houston’s lineup and fueling playoff hopes.
Federal funding cuts could significantly impact Houston workers and retirees, potentially reducing access to essential services and retirement benefits. Local officials warn of economic strain as budget reductions loom.
Discover the top 16 events shaping Houston’s weekend, from vibrant festivals and live music to art exhibits and family-friendly activities. CultureMap Houston highlights the must-attend happenings to explore across the city.
The Texas House committee is reviewing a proposal to cap school voucher spending while increasing funding for public schools. The move aims to balance school choice with support for traditional education.
ICE Houston arrested 422 undocumented immigrants and deported 528 during a week-long operation targeting public safety threats. The effort focused on individuals with criminal backgrounds and immigration violations.
Houston is the fastest-sinking city in the U.S., according to a recent study. Rapid ground subsidence, driven by groundwater extraction and urban development, threatens infrastructure and increases flood risks in the region.
KBR plans to build a new facility to anchor a 207-acre campus in NASA’s Exploration Park, aiming to bolster innovation and support space exploration initiatives. The project marks a significant expansion in the space tech corridor.
Girls’ flag football in the Austin area is gaining momentum with new support from the Houston Texans. This partnership aims to boost youth sports opportunities and promote inclusivity in the growing league.
Houston Texans’ key offensive weapon sparked concern after opting out of voluntary OTAs, raising red flags about commitment and team chemistry ahead of the upcoming NFL season, sources reveal.
Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta is reportedly in the running to be appointed as the U.S. ambassador to Italy, according to Houston Public Media. The potential nomination highlights Fertitta’s growing political profile.
The Crystal Lagoon project west of Magnolia is set to transform the area into a major entertainment district, featuring a massive lagoon and amenities that aim to attract visitors from across the region, officials say.
HISD’s Kinder High School has canceled its annual Black History musical, citing unspecified concerns. The decision has sparked disappointment among students and community members who value the event’s cultural significance.
A new report from Rice University’s Kinder Institute reveals Houston and Harris County residents’ experiences with crimes and incidents driven by bias and prejudice, highlighting ongoing challenges in community safety and inclusion.