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In an exclusive interview, UH athletic director Eddie Nuñez discusses the program’s financial outlook, the excitement of the Final Four run, and upcoming coaching decisions shaping Houston’s athletic future.
Spring-area homeowners begin a lengthy recovery after a tornado tore through their neighborhood, causing significant damage to homes and infrastructure. Local authorities and aid groups are mobilizing to support affected residents.
This week in politics (Oct. 29, 2025) on Houston Public Media: Key legislative battles, shifting alliances, and major policy debates take center stage as lawmakers prepare for crucial votes ahead. Stay informed with our in-depth coverage.
Families in Houston can enjoy a festive holiday season with several Santa meet-and-greet events across the city. From malls to community centers, discover top spots to celebrate Christmas cheer.
A Texas A&M study finds abandoned land in Houston fuels dangerous heat spikes, worsening urban heat islands. Researchers urge redevelopment to combat rising temperatures and protect vulnerable communities.
Texas superintendents warn that school takeovers are not a sustainable solution for improving student learning. They argue for more long-term support and resources to boost educational outcomes, says Houston Public Media.
Houston police have charged a man in connection with his girlfriend’s killing after discovering her body hidden inside a barrel. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the case.
New Hope Housing has opened a new affordable senior living complex in East Downtown Houston, providing quality, budget-friendly housing options for seniors in the area. This initiative aims to address the growing demand for accessible senior care.
Houston Texans’ sister company has acquired a women’s volleyball team, marking a significant expansion into professional volleyball. The move aims to boost the sport’s visibility and community engagement. More details on FOX Sports.
The Texans remain undecided on running back Jawhar Jordan’s role as training camp progresses. Coaches are evaluating his versatility before finalizing his position in the offense.
Longtime Houston Rep. Al Green announced he will run for reelection in the 18th Congressional District, shifting from his current seat amid redistricting changes. The move aims to solidify his political future.
Houston’s holiday season shines bright with 13 immersive displays across the city. From vibrant light installations to interactive exhibits, CultureMap Houston highlights must-see festive experiences lighting up the city this year.
Texas colleges are set to lose nearly $60 million in federal grants aimed at Hispanic-Serving Institutions, raising concerns over funding cuts for programs supporting Hispanic student success.
Harris County authorities announced 80 arrests and clearance of 103 warrants in a recent roundup targeting violent offenders. The operation aims to enhance community safety by removing dangerous individuals from the streets.
Major RFID manufacturer Arizon plans to open its first U.S. manufacturing facility in Houston, eyeing a future 100,000-square-foot site to boost production and meet growing demand, reports The Business Journals.
The Arizona Cardinals struggled to contain the Houston Texans in a tough loss at Houston. Key defensive lapses and missed opportunities led to a disappointing defeat for the Cardinals on the road.
Houston on the Cheap reveals the 10 best sports bars in Houston for 2025, offering top spots to catch games with great food, drinks, and atmosphere. Perfect for fans seeking value and excitement.
Houston’s Ismaili Center, the first in the U.S., held its grand opening ceremony, marking a significant milestone for the Ismaili community. The center aims to foster cultural exchange and community engagement.
Houston-area GOP state Rep. Briscoe Cain has announced his bid for the redrawn 9th Congressional District seat. The campaign highlights shifting political dynamics in the Houston area.