Bush Airport will be one of three U.S. entry points for travelers from select countries amid the Ebola outbreak, officials confirmed. Enhanced screening measures will be implemented to prevent the virus’s spread.
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A Mexican father was fatally shot by an ICE officer, prompting his son to demand an independent investigation. The family seeks accountability amid rising concerns over immigration enforcement tactics.
Rep. Garcia holds a news conference addressing the fatal ICE shooting in Houston, calling for justice and accountability. The incident has sparked renewed calls for immigration enforcement reform. Watch the full coverage on PBS.
Time Mission, a cutting-edge immersive experience, is set to debut in Houston this summer. Visitors can explore interactive, time-travel-themed challenges that blend technology and storytelling for a unique adventure.
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) warns Houston ISD of possible state intervention if it fails to amend its new special education plans, citing concerns over compliance and student support.
Thieves have been targeting electrical components in a Houston subdivision, causing power disruptions and safety concerns. Local authorities urge residents to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
An employee was found dead in the kitchen of a Southwest Houston business, suffering blunt force injuries, authorities say. The Houston Police Department is investigating the incident. More details to follow.
Houston made history with its biggest sports month yet, hosting major events that fueled local economy and fan engagement. The city’s strategic planning and venues proved key in driving record attendance and revenue.
U.S. News has recognized a Houston suburb as one of the top 10 places to live in the U.S. with praise for its quality of life, schools, and community amenities, spotlighting the region’s growing appeal.
Foster Griffin and the Washington Nationals present strong betting value in the Houston Astros series finale. Experts highlight Griffin’s pitching edge as a key factor for bettors ahead of the game.
A recent Kinder Institute survey reveals Houston-area residents feel more politically discriminated against than at any point in the past 30 years, highlighting growing tensions in local communities, per ABC13 Houston.
Greater Houston gears up for the World Cup with 11 watch party venues spanning Heights, River Oaks, and Montrose. Fans can join community celebrations and catch every thrilling moment together.
The University of Texas at Austin made U.S. News’ World Top 100, standing as the only Texas school on the list. This marks a significant milestone in the university’s global academic recognition.
A man who moved into a Houston home linked to a homicide last year is now claiming ownership of the Gilley murder property. The unusual claim has sparked legal and community attention. More on Click2Houston.
Quaise Energy has secured $134 million in funding to advance its innovative superhot geothermal power plant project. The investment aims to boost clean, sustainable energy production using deep drilling technology.
A new 5,000-square-foot sports and nightlife venue is set to open in Houston, promising a vibrant hub for fans and partygoers. The space will feature state-of-the-art screens, bars, and live entertainment.
A mother and her two children were found dead in a Houston hotel in an apparent murder-suicide, police reported. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
In Houston, Talarico energized supporters with a spirited rally, while simultaneously softening previous controversial statements. The shift marks a strategic move ahead of key upcoming elections.
Houston billionaire Tilman Fertitta’s company is reportedly pursuing a $7 billion acquisition of Caesars Entertainment, aiming to expand its footprint in the casino and hospitality industry. The deal highlights ongoing consolidation trends.
Texas has escalated its takeover of local school districts, sparking debate over state control and community impact. Critics warn this trend threatens local autonomy and educational equity.