Houston police report one person killed in a possible shootout in the Fifth Ward. Authorities are investigating the incident as they seek more details on the circumstances surrounding the fatal shooting.
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The Houston Texans have ruled out veteran fullback ahead of their matchup against the Denver Broncos, per Sports Illustrated. The decision impacts the team’s offensive strategy for the upcoming game.
Two Houston universities rank high on a prestigious national report, highlighting the city’s growing academic influence. Stay tuned for more top stories on CultureMap Houston covering education and local news.
A rainy Saturday is expected in Houston as a cold front moves through the region. Temperatures will drop, bringing cooler and wetter conditions throughout the weekend. Residents should prepare for potential showers and brisk winds.
A husband has been charged in the deadly stabbing of his wife and brother-in-law in an east Harris County neighborhood. Authorities are investigating the motives behind the fatal attack. More details to follow.
Houston leaders deny the existence of a bayou serial killer, urging residents to focus on known cases. Despite reassurances, the city must still confront unresolved crimes and the shadows of its past.
A man accused of killing three people in Houston and Sugar Land has been identified, FOX 26 Houston reports. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the shootings as the community reels from the tragedy.
Four people were killed in three separate shooting incidents across southwest Houston and Sugar Land, authorities confirmed. Investigations are ongoing as officials work to uncover motives and identify suspects.
Jordan Thomas is gaining momentum in the Houston City Council race, while Alejandra Salinas maintains a fundraising lead, signaling a competitive and dynamic campaign ahead.
The Houston Astros face key challenges as they aim for a 2026 playoff return. Focus areas include bolstering their pitching rotation, developing young talent, and enhancing offensive consistency.
The University of Houston reported an armed robbery at its student center, prompting increased campus security measures. Authorities are investigating the incident and urging students to remain vigilant.
Texas Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against the maker of Tylenol, alleging false claims linking the pain reliever to autism. The suit challenges the company’s statements as misleading, per Houston Public Media.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered the removal of rainbow crosswalks in Houston, sparking backlash from LGBTQ+ organizations who condemn the move as an attack on inclusivity and pride in the community.
The USDA confirmed no SNAP benefits will be issued in November, affecting thousands of Texans relying on the aid. The delay comes amid ongoing government budget negotiations, raising concerns about food insecurity.
Houston’s Third Ward is set to welcome a new affordable housing project aimed at easing the city’s housing crunch. This initiative hopes to provide quality homes at prices local families can afford.
The Texans and 49ers announced multiple key inactives ahead of their Week 8 matchup. Both teams face lineup challenges as they prepare for a crucial showdown in the NFL season.
The S&P 500 reached a record high amid growing concerns over a potential government shutdown that could disrupt SNAP benefits for Houston-area residents, raising economic and social uncertainties.
Arizona State football’s late rally fell short in a crucial Big 12 matchup, as Houston held on for a narrow victory. The loss impacts ASU’s conference standings and postseason hopes.
CenterPoint Energy has restored power to approximately 124,000 customers in Houston following severe storms that caused widespread outages. Restoration efforts continue as crews work to fully resolve the impact.
Houston Texans veteran wide receiver has urged rookie WRs to elevate their game as the season progresses. Emphasizing teamwork and resilience, he calls on newcomers to seize their opportunities on the field.