Houston ISD is enhancing campus safety measures this year with increased security personnel, updated emergency protocols, and partnerships with local law enforcement to ensure a secure learning environment for all students.
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A Houston woman was convicted of manslaughter after crashing her Porsche into a man on a first date. The deadly collision has sparked calls for increased road safety awareness in the city. Authorities continue to investigate.
The Greater Houston Partnership highlights key business incentives and tax advantages in Houston, emphasizing its competitive edge for startups and established companies seeking growth in a pro-business environment.
Houston’s defense dominated as the Texans recorded eight sacks on Josh Allen, exposing Buffalo’s offensive line in a 23-19 upset victory. The Bills struggled to protect their quarterback, leading to a crucial loss.
Houston gears up for a spectacular New Year’s Eve fireworks display to ring in 2026. Key viewing spots include Discovery Green and Houston’s waterfront, promising a vibrant celebration for all ages.
Buddhist monks continue their peace walk, drawing thousands of followers on social media. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports on the growing digital support amplifying their call for harmony and nonviolence.
The Houston City Council special election this November could see voter turnout and outcomes influenced by the concurrent high-profile congressional race, raising stakes for local candidates.
Houston gears up for Christmas Week 2025 with dazzling light displays and family-friendly events. From festive markets to free concerts, “Houston on the Cheap” highlights budget-friendly ways to celebrate the season citywide.
Rod Paige, former U.S. Secretary of Education and architect of the “Houston Miracle,” has died at 92. Paige is remembered for his impactful education reforms and leadership in improving Houston’s public schools.
A laser was aimed at a helicopter in the Houston area, prompting a law enforcement warning. Pointing lasers at aircraft is a federal crime due to the danger it poses to pilots and public safety, officials say.
The Business Journals hosted the Book of List Celebration and Culinary Showdown, spotlighting top local businesses. Attendees enjoyed a dynamic mix of networking, awards, and live cooking competitions.
LSU will face Houston in the upcoming Texas Bowl, setting the stage for a thrilling postseason showdown. Both teams aim to cap their seasons with a hard-fought victory in this highly anticipated matchup.
Houston voters head to the polls Saturday for a crucial runoff election, deciding key local offices. Early voting turnout was strong, with candidates focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and economic recovery.
Texas politicians had a pivotal 2025, marked by surprising rises and unexpected falls. The Houston Chronicle breaks down who gained influence and who lost ground in the state’s shifting political landscape.
Treaty Oak Revival, The Toadies, and Mannheim Steamroller headline Houston’s top live events this season. Fans can look forward to a diverse lineup, blending rock, folk, and holiday classics in vibrant local venues.
Houston-area school districts have announced their start dates for the 2025-26 academic year. Classes will begin between mid-August and early September, varying by district. Families are advised to check local schedules for details.
Fears of a serial killer have gripped a US city after at least 34 bodies were recovered from the same river, sparking a major investigation. Authorities are working to identify victims and determine if the deaths are connected.
Jared Grodin of Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP was honored in the Houston Business Journal’s inaugural Community Leadership Awards, recognizing his impactful contributions to local business and civic initiatives.
Exclusive: Houston’s bayous have become frequent sites for recovering bodies, raising concerns over crime and safety. Data reveals patterns in locations and demographics, highlighting urgent community and law enforcement challenges.
Sports betting remains a hot topic in Texas, fueled by growing fan engagement and legislative debates. Despite legal restrictions, Houstonians continue to discuss the thrill and impact of wagering on games.