Dental care provider Swish Dental has entered a new growth phase in Houston, opening its second area location and signaling that more sites are on…
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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.
Fort Bend County officials have enacted a burn ban across all unincorporated areas of the county, citing escalating drought and wildfire risk. The measure was…
Pearland is in the midst of an ambitious road-improvement push. City engineers and elected leaders have launched or advanced five key projects aimed at widening…
As the holiday season approaches, standout hotels around the world are unveiling immersive festive experiences designed to elevate celebrations. From Hallmark-style movie shoots and llama…
Between San Antonio and Houston, nestled along the slow, winding waters of the Guadalupe River, lies Seguin, Texas — one of the state’s oldest cities…
Harris County officials have unveiled a significant overhaul to their $2.5 billion flood control bond program originally passed in 2018. Faced with rising construction costs,…
Jersey Village residents will decide soon whether to approve a $216 million bond aimed at funding a new city campus. The bond proposition would finance…
A fixture of Houston’s culinary and cultural landscape has quietly shuttered its doors. After 66 years, This Is It Soul Food officially closed its iconic…
A road rage confrontation in Houston turned violent late Friday night when one man, upset over another driver moving too slowly, exited his vehicle and…
Houston has recovered an unusually high number of bodies from its bayous this year—16 in all—spark ing renewed speculation about whether they could be tied…