Category: News

Houston honors the legacy of Michael '5000' Watts, a pioneering force behind Swishahouse and the city’s chopped-and-screwed sound.

A Democratic win in a traditionally conservative Texas district is raising questions about voter enthusiasm heading into November — and what it could mean for Houston-area races.

The UIL has released new district alignments for all 1A–6A high school sports across Texas, bringing significant changes for Houston-area football, basketball, and volleyball programs.

A Houston Police Department SWAT officer died after crashing a city vehicle in northwest Harris County, according to local authorities.

A wave of Texas bank acquisitions has officially closed, setting the stage for expanded services, stronger market footprints, and new opportunities across Houston’s financial sector.

The University of Houston hosted its inaugural 'Dementia Unlocked' Symposium, bringing researchers and community leaders together to advance dementia awareness and care.

Bob Hale retires after 37 years leading the Houston Association of Realtors, marking a major leadership transition for one of the nation's largest real estate organizations.

Montgomery County has approved a major $221 million project to extend Old Conroe Road, aiming to ease congestion and support regional growth north of Houston.

A new analysis suggests Democrats may lose influence in the 2030 Census, potentially reshaping political power in Texas and major cities like Houston.

Michael '5000' Watts, co-founder of Houston’s influential Swishahouse label, has died at 52, leaving behind a major legacy in Southern hip-hop.