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The University of Houston earned the No. 2 spot in the AP preseason college basketball poll, signaling high expectations for the Cougars as they aim for a strong season start. (Houston Public Media)
A suspect involved in a deadly shootout at a Southwest Houston club parking lot turned himself in to police, authorities confirmed. The incident remains under investigation. (FOX 26 Houston)
Lina Hidalgo announced she will not seek reelection as Harris County Judge in 2026, ending her tenure overseeing one of Texas’ largest counties. The decision marks a significant shift in local leadership.
Discover five must-attend events in New Caney and Porter this weekend, Oct. 17-19. From local markets to live music and family activities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the community.
The future of annual state testing hangs in the balance as the Trump administration reviews key education policies. Decisions made now could reshape accountability and student assessment nationwide.
A Gladewater police officer was arrested in connection to a child sex crimes investigation in Houston County. Authorities are continuing their probe into the serious allegations. Further details have yet to be released.
The Houston Business Journal has opened nominations for its 2026 awards, spotlighting top local businesses and leaders. Learn how to submit your nomination and key deadlines to ensure your entry stands out.
Houston Rockets star Kevin Durant was notably omitted from Yahoo Sports’ latest NBA player rankings, sparking debate among fans and analysts. Sports Illustrated highlights the surprising snub and its implications for Durant’s legacy.
Multiple Texans players are on the verge of key franchise milestones as they prepare to face the Jaguars. Key stats and records could be reached, highlighting standout performances in the upcoming game.
Astros star Jeremy Peña narrowly missed winning the Silver Slugger award despite a breakout season. Peña’s strong offensive performance kept him in contention but ultimately fell short in the final vote.
Duffy warns that travel could be “reduced to a trickle” ahead of Thanksgiving if the government shutdown persists, raising concerns about delays and disruptions for millions of holiday travelers, CBS News reports.
The Houston Rodeo has replaced The Ranch with Fertitta Entertainment’s new restaurant, enhancing its dining options. The move aims to offer visitors a fresh culinary experience amid the event’s lively atmosphere.
The Texas Education Agency has released its latest campus ratings. See how your school scored in the new TEA assessments with the Houston Chronicle’s detailed guide. Search by campus to find out more.
Houston Police Chief Noe Diaz reflects on his first year leading the department, emphasizing results over rhetoric. “Proof is in the product,” he states, highlighting improvements in community safety and police accountability.
A JPMorgan Chase survey reveals Houston’s small businesses are better positioned for growth compared to other cities, highlighting strong local economic conditions and support for entrepreneurs.
The McNair family expands their sports empire with the acquisition of a second professional team, marking a significant growth in their athletic portfolio. This move strengthens their influence in the sports industry.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick pledges $1 million to expand Turning Point USA chapters in Texas schools, aiming to boost conservative activism among students, the Houston Chronicle reports.
Travelers at Houston’s IAH may face TSA wait times exceeding an hour this Friday as the ongoing government shutdown strains screening staff, causing significant delays at security checkpoints.
New congressional maps in Texas have sparked outrage, with critics labeling them “inherently racist” for diluting Houston’s Black representation. The redistricting reportedly undermines voting power amid ongoing debates on equity.