Hello Houston – The Commuter Cut (October 1, 2026)
For our busy Houston commuters, we have – The Commuter Cut – a special 40-minute version of our show to listen to during your journey home.
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Hello Houston (October 1, 2026)
Today: Filmmaker Bassam Tariq discusses his new film “Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother,” we discuss the latest in space exploration news for this week’s “HPM in Focus,” and we learn how families can find a way forward after experiencing infant loss....
2 Newsletter: Severe weather threat grows across Houston area, with storms possible through the weekend
Hello, Houston.☀️ It’s going to be a busy Thursday going into the weekend. Not only are we dealing with the potential for severe weather throughout the Houston area and Texas, but we are also following some breaking news. Overnight, a deputy was shot in the leg by a suspect who t...
Houston braces for a stormy end to the week: Here’s what to expect
The Houston area is in for several rounds of rain and thunderstorms through the weekend, with storms becoming more numerous at times as a front approaches. Most areas could pick up 1 to 3 inches of rain, with locally higher amounts possible where storms repeatedly move over the s...
Family of man fighting rare illness wants to bless someone with Houston Texans tickets
The family of a 22-year-old man fighting a rare life-threatening illness wants to bless another family with two club-level tickets to Sunday's Houston Texans game....
Houston weather: Rain increases Thursday through the weekend
Rain becomes more widespread Thursday and Friday as tropical moisture interacts with a slow-moving front.
White Sox pounce early, finish sweep of Astros for first playoff series win since 2005
Houston ace Hunter Brown was lifted after getting just two outs and wasn’t helped by a sloppy defense, which committed two first-inning errors.
Man accused of shooting Harris County deputy in custody following overnight search
In a post on social media, Gonzalez said the shooting occurred Wednesday night near the East Freeway in east Harris County.
Racing Pigs, a Longhorn Steer in the Ballroom and $1.3 Million Raised — Cattle Baron’s Keeps It Wild West In Its Houston Comeback
The American Cancer Society Houston’s Cattle Baron’s Ball may not have rustled up meaningful funds down on the ranch in a few years, but with a longhorn steer in the house along with the beloved racing pigs, the 2026 gala at the Hilton Americas Houston lassoed in close to $1.3 mi...
Houston Fashion Favorite Embraces The North — Designer Amir Taghi Brings His New Collection to The Woodlands
Fresh off New York Fashion Week, Houston designer Amir Taghi brought his latest collection to Pell 1990 at Market Street in The Woodlands, providing a first look at his fall and spring collections. Amir Taghi is no stranger to Houstonians, but Pell 1990 owner Courtney Pell Wilker...
Houston hotels sued over allegations they enabled sex trafficking of minors
Several Houston-area hotels are facing a federal lawsuit alleging they enabled and financially benefited from the sex trafficking and exploitation of minors. The complaints name several hotel operators and properties, including Budget Inn, Palace Inn, Days Inn, Camelot Inn and Ho...
Houston’s Record Breaking $2.6 Million Brunch Is Packed With Touching Moments and the Most Meaningful Fashion Show Ever
Ka-ching, ka-ching, ka-ching. The dollars rolled in at unprecedented levels as Sky High for Kids’ 11th annual “Ladies Who Brunch” benefit in Houston raised a record $2.8 million (that number end after the headline locked in) in support of children fighting cancer and cancer resea...
Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure approaches as Houston survivor shares her story
The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure is approaching this Saturday, October 3, with survivor Jazzyn Willis helping raise awareness for the annual walk and run....
Houston Bluesfest brings generations of blues to POST Houston
Houston has a long history with the blues — and this weekend, that history is taking center stage. The fourth annual Houston Bluesfest is getting bigger this year, moving to POST Houston after three years at East River 9. The festival will bring award-winning musicians and a new ...
Hello Houston – The Commuter Cut (September 30, 2026)
For our busy Houston commuters, we have – The Commuter Cut – a special 40-minute version of our show to listen to during your journey home.
Hello Houston (September 30, 2026)
Today: We discuss the 150th anniversary of Prairie View A&M University, find out what rising diesel prices could mean for consumers, and we talk with Grammy-winning musician and composer Don Was. Plus, this week’s “On the Marquee.”...
Stormy Weather Pattern: Houston sees downpours ramp up heading into the weekend
Spotty Showers Moving Through SE Texas Tuesday: Expect to see more scattered downpours through SE Texas again for this afternoon. Showers are bringing mainly moderate rain but isolated pockets of heavy rain are also possible. Rain Chances This Week: Moisture from Pacific Hurrican...
Houston-area man wins Fourth Amendment case against Bexar sheriff
The case included controversial roadside surveillance cameras.
2 Newsletter: More scattered showers expected today and will continue through the weekend
Hello, Houston.☀️ Here’s a quick look at the latest news, developments and updates from across the Houston area, with the information you need to start your day. As always, follow us for the latest on Click2Houston.com and watch us live on KPRC 2+ . ➡️ Love our morning newsletter...
The week in politics (Sept. 30, 2026)
On Wednesday's show: We discuss the latest developments in politics in our weekly roundup. And we learn how the Trinity River has shaped the politics, economy, and environment of Texas and Houston....