The Houston Texans are reportedly considering a risky contract move with QB C.J. Stroud, aiming to secure their franchise signal-caller amid rising market demands, per Sports Illustrated.
ESPN has highlighted the Houston Texans rivalry game as a must-watch matchup, citing its intensity and playoff implications. Sports Illustrated underscores the growing excitement surrounding this heated NFL contest.
U.S. Rep. and former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner has died at 70. Turner was known for his impactful leadership and dedication to public service in Houston and beyond. Tributes pour in from across the nation.
A bill authored by a Houston-area senator allowing school prayer and Bible reading has passed the Texas House. The measure sparks debate over religious freedom and public education boundaries.
A man was shot by police after attempting to run over an officer in front of The Galleria on Westheimer Road, Houston PD confirmed. The incident remains under investigation. No officer injuries reported.
Pharma giant Eli Lilly plans a $5.9B biomanufacturing plant in Houston, potentially creating over 2,000 jobs. The project marks a major investment in local biotech and economic growth, the Houston Chronicle reports.
Houston Housing Authority and Sports Authority undergo leadership changes following pressure from Council Member Adrian Garcia Whitmire, aiming to boost accountability and improve public trust, Houston Public Media reports.
Houston Texans insider delivers a major update on star running back Dameon Pierce, addressing his recovery status and impact on the team’s upcoming season. Fans and analysts eagerly await his return.
The Houston Texans and Carolina Panthers have announced a joint practice ahead of their upcoming preseason matchup. The session aims to give both teams valuable preparation and insights before the game.
Kamala Harris visited Houston, drawing thousands to a rally spotlighting abortion rights. The event featured a high-profile Beyoncé performance, amplifying calls for reproductive freedom across the city.
Advocates warn that proposed federal cuts to Head Start funding could severely impact Houston-area child care programs, threatening services for vulnerable families dependent on early education support.
New details emerge in the stabbing death of a British nursing student who lived with roommates for just two months. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
The Greater Houston Partnership announces a strong start to 2025, highlighting new business openings and expansions in Q1. Growth spans energy, tech, and healthcare sectors, signaling robust regional economic momentum.
Texas Tech athletic director expressed being “appalled” after a key player’s ejection during the Red Raiders’ dramatic 82-81 overtime victory against No. 6 Houston, highlighting controversy amid the intense matchup.
The Texans’ standout pass rusher, who tops the NFL in a unique statistical category, has been named the league’s most valuable trade asset, highlighting his impact and potential to reshape contender defenses.
Annise Parker, former Houston mayor and pioneering LGBTQ+ leader, made history as one of the first openly gay officials elected in a major U.S. city. Britannica details her groundbreaking political career and legacy.
Four Texas cities have made the list of the 50 most fun American cities in 2025, according to the Austin American-Statesman. Discover if your city ranks among the top destinations for entertainment and activities.
A New York Times article examines whether micromanaging classrooms boosts school success. Experts debate if tight control fosters achievement or stifles teacher creativity and student engagement.
Governor Abbott spotlighted Texas’ deadly, broken bail system during a visit to Houston, emphasizing urgent reforms to improve public safety and justice. The Governor called for bipartisan action to address systemic failures.
Shell Energy is exiting the Texas residential electricity market, selling its remaining customers to NRG. The move marks Shell’s complete departure from serving Texas homes, as reported by Houston Public Media.