The owner of Turkey Leg Hut made their first court appearance in Houston Monday, facing charges of hindering arrest. Authorities allege interference during a recent police action at the popular eatery. Further hearings are pending.
Trammell Crow has completed the 1.35 million-square-foot Blue Ridge Commerce Center in Fort Bend County, boosting industrial space and supporting regional economic growth in the Houston area.
Kevin Durant is set to sign a contract extension with the Houston Rockets, signaling his commitment to the team. Durant envisions a long-term future in Houston, aiming to build lasting success with the franchise.
A man was fatally stabbed in Southwest Houston’s Almeda area, officials report. Police detained a suspect near a nearby school. Authorities continue investigating the incident, urging public vigilance.
A new study reveals the worst-performing school districts in the Houston area, highlighting ongoing challenges in education quality and student outcomes. The findings spark calls for urgent reforms.
A Texas homeowner is defending a controversial Halloween display depicting a border wall and immigrants, calling it a political statement on immigration. The display has sparked debate and drawn mixed reactions from the community.
Houston’s Oktoberfest celebrations bring authentic German flair to local breweries and lively festivals. From craft beers to traditional food and music, the city offers a festive atmosphere for all ages.
HISD has revised its teacher evaluation form again as part of its pay-for-performance plan. The update aims to refine assessment criteria to better link teacher evaluations with compensation decisions.
A man charged in the 2005 death of a Texas Southern University student has been extradited from Mexico to Houston, officials confirmed. The district attorney’s office is proceeding with the case.
The Greater Houston Partnership announced a surge in new business openings for Q2 2025, highlighting robust growth across energy, tech, and healthcare sectors, signaling strong regional economic momentum.
Kelvin Sampson leads the University of Houston men’s basketball team with remarkable success. Under his guidance, the Cougars have become a dominant force in college basketball, earning national recognition and postseason appearances.
Gov. Abbott has named several Houston-area schools as “Lone Star Ribbon Schools” following the elimination of the national recognition program. The new state honor aims to celebrate academic excellence locally.
A man was stabbed shortly after getting off a METRO bus in Southeast Houston. Authorities are investigating the incident. No further details on the victim’s condition or suspect have been released.
Frontrunners in the 18th Congressional District special election have released conflicting polling data, deepening uncertainty ahead of the vote. Houston Public Media examines the discrepancies and potential impacts on the race.
Scott Gertner, a prominent Houston nightlife icon and owner of popular venues SkyBar and Rhythm Room, has passed away, the Houston Chronicle reports. His impact on the city’s entertainment scene is widely mourned.
YES Prep and Pasadena ISD are equipping students with skills and career pathways to secure living-wage jobs. Their innovative programs focus on college readiness and vocational training, boosting economic opportunities for Houston youth.
Houston has seen a significant drop in violent crimes, reflecting a broader nationwide decline. Experts cite improved policing and community programs as key factors driving the positive trend, Axios reports.
Shell USA President Gretchen Watkins is stepping down, the company announced. A successor has been named as Shell prepares for leadership transition amid evolving energy market challenges. More details to follow.
Houston heats up this August 2025 with 18 top games and athletic events, from high-energy baseball clashes to thrilling soccer matches. Stay active and entertained with must-see sports across the city all month long.
A former detective suggests a series of Houston deaths could be connected to the alleged “Smiley Face” killer network, reigniting debate over the mysterious pattern linked to drowning cases.