Category: News

A new report highlights strengthening trends in Houston’s business sector, reflecting rising investment and expanding opportunities across key industries.

Federal and state prosecutors across South Texas are targeting cartel-linked crime and human trafficking operations, reinforcing public safety for communities including Houston.

Rice University has committed $2.5 million to support Houston’s role as a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, reinforcing the region’s growing position in global sports and economic development.

A Texas-based comedy show is transforming public roasting into performance art, exploring vulnerability and humor in new ways.

A new Texas special election may shift the House balance as Democrats prepare to fill a vacated seat.

Saks Off 5th and Neiman Marcus Last Call stores are preparing to close following their parent company’s bankruptcy, raising concerns about the future of discount luxury retail in Houston.

Texas conducted the first U.S. execution of 2026 as Charles Thompson was put to death by lethal injection. The case has renewed discussions around capital punishment policies across the state, including in Houston.

A knife-wielding man was fatally shot by Harris County deputies during an extra patrol assignment in Houston, according to METRO police.

Houston community members are honoring the life of Thomas Roupe, who passed away at age 60. Services and remembrances have been shared as loved ones reflect on his legacy.

Houston Dynamo’s aggressive roster investment, highlighted by Mateusz Bogusz’s standout role, reflects a major shift in the club’s operational strategy and long-term business vision.