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Houston ISD’s teacher turnover rate for the 2024-25 school year reveals a marked contrast to Texas’s statewide average. The latest data highlights challenges unique to the district amid ongoing staffing concerns.
A man was found shot dead in Independence Heights after FaceTiming his girlfriend, Houston police report. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting in the neighborhood. No suspects have been identified.
Essendant, a Staples subsidiary, plans to lay off nearly 100 workers at its Twinsburg facility, according to the Akron Beacon Journal. The move reflects ongoing shifts in the office supply industry.
Colorado faltered in a tight matchup, falling to Houston by two possessions. Despite strong efforts, key plays slipped away, handing Houston a hard-fought victory. Full coverage on FOX Sports.
Houston Rockets’ Jabari Smith Jr. is rapidly emerging as a top power forward in the NBA. Sports Illustrated analyzes his impact, ranking, and potential among the league’s elite big men this season.
A driver was shot in the head in downtown Houston, and the passenger was hospitalized following the incident. Authorities are investigating the shooting, which has raised concerns about escalating violence in the area.
This week in politics (May 28, 2025), Houston Public Media covers key developments including budget negotiations, regional infrastructure plans, and rising voter engagement ahead of upcoming local elections.
Texas has been named one of the 10 most fun states in the US, according to WalletHub. The Lone Star State ranked high for its entertainment, outdoor activities, and nightlife, making it a top destination for fun seekers.
Hundreds of Texas A&M students gathered at College Station for a vigil mourning the loss of Charlie Kirk. The event highlighted the campus community’s grief and solidarity. Details reported by the Houston Chronicle.
An Indian man was beheaded in the US, prompting Congressman Ro Khanna to state the attacker “should not have been free” on the streets. The incident has sparked calls for stricter measures. Report by Times of India.
A major company has relocated its manufacturing facility from Illinois to Houston, aiming to tap into local industry growth. The move signals plans for expansion and increased investment in the Houston economy.
Nebraska vs. Houston Christian airs today at 7:00 PM ET. Catch the game live on the Big Ten Network (BTN). Fans can also stream the matchup via the BTN app or official platforms for full coverage. Stay tuned for updates.
Authorities are investigating a deadly shooting at an apartment complex in northwest Houston. Details remain limited as police continue to gather evidence and question witnesses. No suspects have been reported in custody.
Sen. John Cornyn appears to be adopting a more pronounced MAGA stance as he gears up for the upcoming primary. This shift aims to solidify support among conservative voters in Texas, reflecting the GOP’s evolving base.
Houston’s dining scene just got livelier with “The 12 Most Fun Dinner Restaurants In Houston,” spotlighting vibrant spots that blend great food with memorable atmospheres, from lively bars to quirky themed eateries.
The Houston ISD teachers union president has been reassigned to “home duty” following allegations of failing to follow campus protocols, Houston Chronicle reports. The move raises questions about district oversight and union leadership.
Three MS-13 gang members admitted to brutal crimes in Houston, marking a significant blow to the gang’s violent reign. They now face up to 50 years in prison, signaling a major victory for local law enforcement.
ChopnBlok made history as the only Houston restaurant featured on the New York Times’ prestigious list of the 50 best restaurants in America, highlighting the city’s growing culinary influence.
The Harris County Houston Sports Authority incurs significant costs to host major sporting events, covering venue operations, security, and logistics. These expenses are crucial for attracting high-profile games and boosting the local economy.