A new commercial development, Grand Plaza Sienna, is set to open in Missouri City, Texas, offering flexible leasing opportunities for businesses. Located at 6133 Sienna…
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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’s beloved artisan pizzeria, Gypsy Poet, is set to open its third location in the vibrant Rice Village neighborhood. Known for its creative thin-crust pizzas…
Starting in late 2025, Target will roll out a groundbreaking accessible self-checkout experience designed specifically to support shoppers who are blind, have low vision, or…
Starting October 1, 2025, the city of Conroe will transition to a new solid waste and trash collection provider. City leaders say this shift will…
Starbucks just dropped major news: seven Starbucks cafés in the Greater Houston area will shut their doors as part of a wider company restructuring. The…
Former President Trump has unveiled bold energy proposals meant to transform U.S. climate and industrial policy: expanding coal mining access on federal lands and allocating…
Texas is making a bold move to reshape how public schools prepare students for work. With the signing of two new laws, the state is…
The Houston Rockets have long worn the badge of international influence better than many franchises. At the heart of that identity stands Hakeem “The Dream”…
Houston — lace up your shoes and brace your bones, because a monstrous fitness event is creeping back into town. Karbach Brewing is bringing back…
Clear Creek Independent School District (CCISD) trustees have approved the FY 2025-26 property tax rate, choosing to hold it flat once more despite rising enrollment,…