A young stay-at-home dad was fatally stabbed in Southeast Houston following an argument with a woman he had known for years, authorities say. The investigation is ongoing as police seek more details.
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Canada secures a thrilling victory over South Africa to advance to the World Cup Round of 16. Fans eager to catch the next match can find ticket purchase details and tips on securing seats in USA Today.
A stunning Democratic victory in Texas shook the GOP, raising questions about voter sentiment ahead of November. The upset signals potential shifts in a traditionally conservative stronghold, reshaping the political landscape.
Experience weatherproof entertainment this weekend with the Houston Symphony’s “Final Fantasy” concert. Dive into iconic video game music performed live—an unmissable event for gamers and music lovers alike.
Texas is considering new school district takeovers following the Houston ISD model, sparking debate over governance and concerns about potential chaos in student learning and district operations.
Floyd William Parrott, suspect in the ‘Lovers Lane Murders,’ is believed to have died by suicide, the DA’s office confirmed. The case remains under investigation as authorities seek further details.
NerdWallet highlights the top small-business grants in Texas, offering vital funding opportunities for entrepreneurs. These grants aim to boost local economies and support startups across various industries statewide.
Kim Davis breaks barriers in Houston sports media, becoming a leading voice in coverage and analysis. Her dynamic reporting and unique perspective continue to inspire a new generation in the industry.
A mother and her teenage son were fatally shot in SE Harris County. Emergency call timelines reveal a complex, multi-agency response, highlighting challenges faced during the critical incident. Authorities continue to investigate.
Houston has remained free of serial killers due to strong community vigilance, effective law enforcement collaboration, and advanced forensic technology, experts say. These factors contribute to the city’s ongoing safety, reports Click2Houston.
This week in politics, key developments include the Senate’s climate bill advances, Texas governor’s new education policy, and international trade talks progress. Stay updated with Houston Public Media’s comprehensive coverage.
Houston and North Texas showcase vibrant World Cup-themed art events and installations, blending sports enthusiasm with creative expression. Glasstire highlights local artists celebrating global soccer culture through unique visual experiences.
A new Rice University study reveals changing school enrollment patterns across the Houston region, highlighting demographic shifts and their impact on local education systems.
In May, ICE Houston arrested criminal illegal aliens linked to over 1,700 convictions, including nearly 1,200 offenses harming or endangering Americans, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Thieves stole over $100,000 worth of equipment in a strange break-in at a Houston business, HPD reports. Authorities are investigating the unusual case as they search for suspects.
More than 4,000 volunteers are set to support the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Houston. They will assist with fan services, logistics, and event operations, ensuring a seamless experience during the global tournament.
A Chinese dissident who fled to South Korea by dinghy has arrived in Canada, his friend confirmed. The escape highlights ongoing risks faced by critics of the Chinese regime seeking asylum abroad.
A judge ruled that a man sharing the same name as U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan is eligible for Alaska’s primary ballot. The decision clears the way for his candidacy despite name confusion concerns.
The Supreme Court’s recent ruling jeopardizes the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program, placing 147,000 immigrants in Texas at risk of deportation. This decision fuels uncertainty for many families relying on TPS protections.
Greater Houston offers 25+ spring break camps, activities, and games for kids and families. From sports to arts, discover fun and engaging options to make the most of your spring break in Houston.