HOUSTON — October 31, 2025 — Beginning this winter, Houston residents will see higher electric bills as utilities roll out a sweeping $1.2 billion modernization…
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Richard Webb is the Editor-in-Chief of Houston Cover, leading the newsroom with a commitment to rigorous reporting, thoughtful analysis, and community-first journalism. With over a decade of experience in editorial leadership, Richard has built a reputation for elevating local voices, championing investigative storytelling, and shaping coverage that connects Houston to the broader national conversation. His vision drives Houston Cover to deliver credible, impactful news that informs, engages, and inspires readers every day.
HOUSTON — October 31, 2025 — The University of Houston men’s basketball team opens the 2025–26 campaign ranked inside the national Top 10, signaling another…
In a stunning move just three games into the 2025 season, the Houston Texans have released veteran safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson, who once played for the…
Houston officials have unveiled a bold new initiative aimed at transforming the city into a hub for film and television production. The Houston Film Incentive…
A man died late Thursday evening when his SUV veered off El Camino Real in west Houston, striking a tree and erupting in flames —…
A grim discovery beneath a major Houston freeway overpass has prompted a homicide investigation after a man was found hanging and partially burned late Thursday…
For nearly a century, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo has been synonymous with barbecue smoke, country music, and carnival lights. But starting in 2026,…
A late-night blaze tore through an abandoned apartment complex in West Houston early Thursday morning, reigniting community concern over neglected buildings and public-safety lapses in…
A former entrepreneur behind the once-popular Houston eatery Turkey Leg Hut has been hit with an expanded federal indictment alleging firearms possession in furtherance of…
A statewide suspension of Texas’s diversity contracting initiative has sent ripples through Houston’s business community, where hundreds of minority- and women-owned companies have long relied…