Millions of Texans were startled awake early Friday morning when a statewide Blue Alert was issued after a Hall County deputy was injured by a fleeing suspect, prompting a widespread search and social media buzz
Prolonged U.S. port closures have sparked panic buying in Houston, with shoppers clearing grocery store shelves of essentials like toilet paper and bottled water amid growing concerns over supply chain disruptions.
The Houston Texans have committed $1 million to aid communities affected by Hurricane Helene, which devastated parts of Florida and North Carolina. The donation will provide critical resources for immediate and long-term recovery, supporting those hit hardest by the storm.
A Houston mother who rescued a man trapped in his SUV during the May derecho was overwhelmed with joy when she received a new home, thanks to community donations and a local homebuilder's generous contribution.
A jury convicted former Houston police officer Gerald Goines of felony murder for his role in the deadly 2019 Harding Street raid that left two residents and their dog dead. The case, tied to a falsified warrant, has exposed deep flaws in HPD's narcotics division.
Geary Bartmess, a 75-year-old retired Texan, relocated to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, at age 60. His journey reflects a pursuit of a fulfilling retirement lifestyle amidst vibrant culture and warm weather.
Chevron's CEO, Michael Wirth, has openly criticized the Biden administration's approach to the natural gas industry. He argues that the current policies are detrimental to energy security and economic growth and calls for more supportive measures for this sector.
On May 2nd, a Houston resident faced a terrifying situation while at the gym when they received an urgent notification about a burglary at their home. This incident highlights the risks associated with home security and the emotional toll it takes on victims.
Devin Strader, who captured the hearts of many on The Bachelorette, experienced heartbreak after the show concluded. Since the After The Rose special, he has been busy, focusing on new opportunities and personal growth.
Since 2019, The Bastion Collection has been awarded nine Michelin stars. Chef Verzeroli, a graduate of the École Grégoire-Ferrandis École Supérieure de Cuisine Française in Paris, has made significant contributions to the culinary world across various global cities, including New York, Miami, Houston, and Geneva. His expertise exemplifies the unison of traditional and modern culinary techniques, elevating dining experiences.
Former NFL running back Adrian Peterson has been ordered by a Texas judge to turn over personal assets to help pay a debt that has ballooned to more than $12 million. The legal decision comes as part of ongoing proceedings related to a failed business venture and subsequent financial obligations.
The inaugural RhythmRave Music Fest lit up Houston’s Labor Day weekend on September 1, 2024, at NOTO Houston, drawing music lovers from across the region. The event showcased an electrifying lineup of performances, making it a standout celebration for the holiday weekend.
Rice University mourns the tragic death of junior Andrea Rodriguez Avila, 21, found shot in her dorm room alongside a male non-student who died from a self-inflicted gunshot, prompting shock and grief across the campus.
A record-breaking heat wave is sweeping across Texas, with temperatures expected to reach up to 110 degrees in some areas, prompting an excessive heat warning in Houston. Residents are urged to stay hydrated, seek cool environments, and conserve energy to prevent power grid strain during this dangerous weather event.
The Houston hip-hop community mourns the loss of Marcus Hubbard, known as BeatKing or “Club Godzilla,” who passed away at 36, leaving a lasting impact on the city’s underground rap culture. Renowned for his distinctive style and high-energy performances, BeatKing’s influence on Houston’s music scene and the artists he inspired will be remembered for years to come.
Texas rancher sues DHS and President Biden, claiming federal policies have led to unprecedented illegal immigration, causing significant harm to ranchers and local communities.
Houston continues recovery efforts post-Hurricane Beryl with FEMA support and criticisms of local utility responses.
Houston hospitals see a rise in heat-related illnesses amid power outages, with the city setting up cooling centers and issuing health warnings.
Performing Arts Houston’s 2024-25 season features a diverse lineup of events, including illusionist Scott Silven, pianist Conrad Tao, choreographer Twyla Tharp, and a live-to-film concert of Disney Pixar’s “Coco,” celebrating the city’s rich cultural tapestry.