The first thing people noticed about Café Horizon wasn’t the coffee, though the coffee was extraordinary. It wasn’t the pastries either, though rumors said they…
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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.
The morning his dog spoke for the first time, Leo Vargas was running late, half-awake, and searching desperately for his left shoe — which, for…
The day the door appeared, the morning sunlight was still stretching itself awake over the rooftops, and ten-year-old Mira Owens was trying to convince a…
He found the music box in a box of junk that should’ve been thrown out years ago. It was at the bottom of a cardboard…
Most people arrived in Marisol Valley expecting nothing.And somehow, they always left with something they didn’t know they needed. Maybe it was the sunlight —…
Houston fans are used to chaos. The Rockets have spent the last few seasons oscillating between rebuilding, experimenting and flat-out improvising their way through the…
For years, Texas’ 10th Congressional District has been treated like political background noise — a stretch of land running from Austin to the northern edges…
College football loves a comeback story, but few saw this one coming. After weeks of being dismissed, doubted and overshadowed by bigger-name programs, the University…
Houston has always lived on the edge of the elements. Floods, heat waves, fog thick enough to swallow freeways, and storms that spin out of…
Houston is used to hot days. The city was built on stubbornness, humidity and air conditioning. But this fall has been different. This fall has…