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Houston Public Media Foundation Announces New Board Leadership and Members
The Houston Public Media Foundation today announced the appointment of new directors and officers to its board. Michael Stewart has been named president of the board of directors, succeeding John Bradshaw, who will continue to serve the board in an ex-officio role as immediate pa...
business
Houston Latinos celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month amid immigration fears
As Hispanic Heritage Month approaches, Houston’s Latino community is finding ways to celebrate. From food trucks serving traditional dishes to community organizations highlighting Latino contributions, celebrations are taking shape across the city. Businesses like Yummy Street La...
safety
Florida woman allegedly drugs man she met at club, steals his nearly $100K Rolex: police
A woman was arrested after allegedly meeting a man at a club in South Florida, going home with him and drugging him before stealing his nearly $100,000 Rolex watch, according to court records....
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Body reportedly found in body of water in southeast Houston, police investigate
The Houston Police Department is investigating reports of a body found in the southeast Houston area.
schools
Houston Heights is getting an AI-powered private school. Here’s how it works
Alpha School has confirmed plans for a new K-8 campus at the former Goddard School location at 777 W. 23rd St. The school is targeting a 2027-28 opening, although officials said the timeline could move faster if enough families are ready to enroll. The Greater Heights campus woul...
safety
Fulshear Police Chief fired after alleged 'financial entanglement' with captain
The Fulshear City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to fire Police Chief Kenny Seymour following a months-long investigation into allegations of misconduct, including an alleged inappropriate relationship with a department captain....
News
These groups are driving the DeFlock movement in Austin. Now, they’re ready for statewide action
The pushback against automated license plate readers is growing, and it's not just one organization driving the movement. Elected officials, civil rights groups and regular citizens are working together to get the technology removed in the Austin area....
government
After backlash, power grid officials back away from agreement to give ERCOT CEO millions in additional bonuses
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick balked at the contract two boards approved for Pablo Vegas. The ERCOT chief said officials then decided not to execute the deal.
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So Delicious recalls popular frozen dessert that could have hard stones in it
So Delicious is recalling a flavor of frozen pints after customers complained of hard stones and foreign objects in the dessert.
Local
Houston heat returns today with another scorcher in the upper 90s
Wednesday’s forecast: Rain chances remain on the slim side as we head into Wednesday. Similar to the past few days there will be isolated strong thunderstorms out there but most of us will be dry. Thursday Rain Chance Increase: An area of tropical moisture moves into southeast Te...
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Kennedy Center demolition worries rise with closing after judge blocks Trump name restoration
The Kennedy Center will close most of its facility for renovations after its Trump‑aligned board voted Tuesday to proceed with the shutdown just hours after a federal judge again blocked the institution from restoring Donald Trump’s name to the building, as lawyers warned the ven...
safety
2 Newsletter: Fulshear city council removes police chief after monthslong investigation
Good morning, Houston.☀️ We’ve reached the midpoint of the week! Here’s a look at some of your top stories this Wednesday. As always, follow us for the latest on Click2Houston.com and watch us live on KPRC 2+ . ➡️ Love our morning newsletter? Share it with your family and friends...