Arts and Culture

Navy, Coast Guard vessels open weeklong Houston celebration

Houston launched its first-ever Fleet Week with a parade of naval ships through Galveston Bay, drawing crowds and kicking off a week of public events honoring U.S. sea services.

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New Houston Rodeo policy sets stricter attire rules for patrons

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo has implemented a new dress code policy requiring appropriate attire and banning certain clothing to maintain a family-friendly environment.

Thanksgiving Weekend Brings Parades, Markets, and Holiday Events Across Greater Houston

Greater Houston residents can choose from a wide range of Thanksgiving and Black Friday events this weekend, including the annual downtown parade, local markets, family runs, and tree-lighting celebrations.

Fans Stunned as Ryan Chase Quietly Departs KRBE After Nearly 20 Years On Air

Roula Christie told listeners she cannot explain why longtime co-host Ryan Chase abruptly left KRBE, leaving fans searching for answers after his 23-year run ended without a farewell.

Ten Commandments Displays, Opt-In Sex Ed Among 8 New Texas School Laws

Texas students returned to campuses under eight new laws that reshape the school day, including an all-day ban on cellphones, opt-in sex education, stricter discipline, new library oversight, and expanded accommodations for religious practices.