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Popular Houston clubs shutting down? What’s happening?

Houston’s nightlife recently lost two of its most recognizable Black-owned gathering spaces in a single weekend, and the reasons behind their closures point to a pattern the city needs to reckon with. Kamp Houston, the campground-themed restaurant and lounge, closed Aug. 9 after ...

Defender NetworkAug 24, 2026

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Houston Theater Week returns with BOGO deals

Houston Theater Week returns Aug. 24-30 with Buy One, Get One Free tickets to nearly 400 performances across 21 local arts organizations The fifth annual promotion, presented by Huntington Bank, is produced by Houston First Corporation, the city’s destination marketing organizati...

Defender NetworkAug 24, 2026

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Houston Dash fall late at Bay FC 1-0, Keep playoff hopes alive

A late goal lifted Bay FC to a 1-0 victory over the Houston Dash at PayPal Park this afternoon. Houston closed a three-match week with a 2-1-0 (WLD) record after earning consecutive victories over North Carolina and Chicago earlier in the week. Houston applied heavy pressure thro...

Click2Houston GeneralAug 24, 2026

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Houston humidity, meet your match: Simple tips for frizz-free hair

Living in Houston, we all know what the humidity does to our hair. From the frizz to flyaways, Houston heat has other plans for your hair. But you’re not alone. A few simple habits and styling tips can help keep your hair soft, shiny and frizz-free. Toni Solinas and Lonnie Cole, ...

Click2Houston GeneralAug 23, 2026

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Here’s when Houston can catch the 'almost blood moon' lunar eclipse on August 27

Houston skywatchers, get ready for a celestial show. A deep partial lunar eclipse will be visible Thursday night, Aug. 27, with nearly the entire Moon slipping into Earth’s darkest shadow. Partial eclipse begins — 9:34 p.m. CDT: A dark “bite” will start to appear on the Moon. Pea...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalAug 23, 2026

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Houston shines from space in stunning day-and-night images

From hundreds of miles above Earth, Houston looks both familiar and extraordinary. Images captured from the International Space Station in 2018 and 2025 offer a unique view of the nation’s fourth-largest city — during the day and after dark. In daylight, waterways across southeas...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalAug 23, 2026

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Seeing lovebugs around Houston? You’re not alone

“I don’t know why they are here. They’re supposed to come in the spring. What are you doing here?” Kate Tarr said, swatting lovebugs away in her car. View this post on Instagram Tarr isn’t alone. Several viewers across southeast Texas, have reached out after spotting love bugs ba...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalAug 22, 2026