The HISD board voted to fire a 38-year teaching veteran, defying the TEA examiner’s recommendation to retain the teacher. The decision has sparked debate over district policies and educator rights.
Authorities investigating multiple bodies found in Houston bayous say evidence suggests these deaths are not linked to a serial killer. Officials continue searching for causes as the community seeks answers.
U.S. Bank has launched its first local business banking team in Houston, marking a strategic expansion in the city. The move aims to strengthen ties with local businesses and enhance financial services in the region.
The Buffalo Bills face a tough challenge this Sunday as they take on Houston’s top-ranked defense. Expect a fierce battle as the Bills strive to break through and secure a vital victory. Stay tuned for updates.
A woman was struck and killed while walking on Westheimer Road, known as one of the deadliest roads in the U.S. Authorities urge caution as pedestrian incidents continue to rise in Houston.
The Texans quelled QB controversy as Davis Mills led a clutch victory over the Bills. Mills’ poised performance silenced critics, solidifying his role as Houston’s starting quarterback moving forward.
Texas is appealing a ruling that labeled the Trump-backed voting map as racial gerrymandering. The state argues the map complies with legal standards, intensifying the battle over election district boundaries.
This weekend in Houston offers a vibrant lineup, from the farm-to-table experience at Chefs for Farmers to the cultural celebration at AfriFEST. Don’t miss these top events spotlighted by the Houston Chronicle.
The University of Houston is tightening admission standards as applications surge. Increased competition and higher academic benchmarks mean prospective students will face tougher entry requirements starting this fall.
A man was shot at an East Downtown Houston nightclub, police report. Authorities are actively seeking witnesses and any information related to the incident. No arrests have been made yet. Investigation ongoing.
Brian Stewart joins The Business Journals as a senior reporter, bringing extensive experience in business and finance. He will focus on regional economic trends and in-depth company profiles.
University of Houston Athletic Director announces the school is prepared to pay student-athletes the maximum allowed under new NCAA rules, aiming to enhance competitiveness and support athlete success.
The Louvre’s acclaimed historic fashion exhibition has arrived in Houston, showcasing iconic designs that trace the evolution of style through centuries. The exhibit offers a rare glimpse into fashion’s rich cultural heritage.
Emails suggest Houston officials slowed downtown trains for political reasons, not safety, according to Houston Chronicle. The city faces scrutiny over transparency and public trust in transit decisions.
A man was shot in the face in northeast Houston, according to FOX 26 Houston. Authorities responded promptly, and the victim was taken to a nearby hospital. The investigation is ongoing.
Plan your weekend in Houston from October 16 to 19, 2025, with our top picks from 365 Things to Do. Discover art, food, live music, and family-friendly events to make the most of your days off.
Houston-area schools are adjusting to a new Texas law requiring parental consent for student healthcare decisions. The policy shift presents challenges and prompts schools to update protocols to ensure compliance.
Two women were killed in a hit-and-run during a street fight in Houston’s Sunnyside community, authorities confirmed. The investigation is ongoing as police seek the driver involved. No arrests have been made.
Houston business leaders are projecting significant economic gains as the World Cup approaches, anticipating a surge in tourism and spending that could inject millions into the local economy.
The Houston Rockets have dropped out of NBC Sports’ Top Ten in their early power rankings, signaling concerns about the team’s performance as the new NBA season begins. Fans await a swift turnaround.




















