As the federal government shutdown continues into its third week, the Houston Food Bank is operating at emergency capacity, ramping up meal production and mobile…
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The Houston City Council has approved funding for a new $16 million centralized homeless services facility in the heart of downtown — a move city…
In a bid to revive downtown Houston’s commercial core, a prominent office tower at 910 Louisiana Street is undergoing a $50 million redevelopment, signaling a…
Houston officials are confronting an alarming increase in drownings and waterway deaths this year, as more residents are drawn to the city’s scenic bayous, creeks,…
Houston residents are facing higher utility bills after state regulators approved a $1.2 billion rate adjustment for the Houston Power & Community Providers (HPCP), marking…
Voters across Houston’s north and central neighborhoods are preparing to cast ballots in a special election on November 4, a pivotal contest to fill the…
The University of Houston men’s basketball team has earned a coveted spot in the 2025–26 NCAA preseason Top 25, once again cementing the program’s reputation…
A dispute over a video game console sale turned deadly Thursday evening at the Cranbrook Forest Apartments in north Harris County, leaving one man dead…
This October 31, Houston unveils a full spectrum of Halloween-weekend highlights — from family-friendly adventures to costume-mandatory nightlife and large-scale parties — underscoring how the…
The number of individuals found dead along Harris County’s bayous has risen to 28 so far in 2025, according to recent data from the county…