As Houston faces a 43% spike in home prices over five years, build-to-rent communities are becoming a popular choice for residents seeking flexibility. Single mom Africa Releford shares why she embraced renting over buying.
Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg defended felony charges against former public health director Barbie Robinson, countering Judge Lina Hidalgo's accusations of political bias and emphasizing evidence-based prosecution.
The Houston Astros have announced a 15-year naming rights agreement with Daikin Comfort Technologies, renaming their ballpark as Daikin Park. The partnership emphasizes community outreach and will begin in 2025.
A Houston man faces serious federal charges after being accused of supporting ISIS and planning violent attacks. The case sheds light on years of alleged covert activity linked to extremist propaganda.
Sharon Pe Benito, appointed as the new principal of Harvard Elementary in Houston, stepped down before starting her role, citing extensive bullying on social media. The school will now operate under an interim principal for the rest of the academic year.
A Houston woman accused of trying to sell her newborn on Facebook saw her bond doubled to $60,000 following a court appearance. Prosecutors highlighted the severity of the allegations and potential flight risk as reasons for the increase.
Spring ISD is requesting voter approval for a $0.05 tax increase in November to address a $12 million budget deficit and boost teacher salaries. Stagnant state funding and inflation are cited as key challenges.
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump held separate campaign rallies Wednesday night to address tensions and claims.
Vice President Kamala Harris will hold a campaign rally in Houston on Friday, marking a strategic push by Democrats to energize voters in Texas. Her visit highlights key races, including the Senate contest between Ted Cruz and Colin Allred.
The Houston SPCA's Emergency Response Team is heading to Tampa Bay, Florida, on Tuesday to assist SPCA Tampa Bay following Hurricanes Helene and Milton. They will deliver much-needed support and supplies and plan to return with nearly 100 pets for adoption.
Deshaun Watson, quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, has reached a confidential settlement with a Houston woman who accused him of sexual assault. The settlement marks the 24th civil lawsuit against Watson, with one case still pending.
Following a Houston Landing investigation into illegal suspensions of homeless students, several Houston-area school districts are implementing new policies to prevent such practices. These measures aim to enhance oversight and ensure compliance with state law protecting vulnerable students.
Houston residents can expect rising temperatures to 96 degrees as October begins, along with a chance of rain later in the week. Forecasters are also monitoring potential tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico, with movement near Louisiana possible by the end of the week.
Space City Credit Union is set to merge with TDECU, Houston's largest not-for-profit financial institution. The merger aims to enhance services and support for members, with TDECU's leadership promising to prioritize the needs of Space City’s members during the transition.
Kroger is scheduled to report earnings before Thursday’s open. Here's a closer look at what Wall Street expects will happen. Kroger's stock surged by 6% following the company's announcement of better-than-expected profits and sales. This growth reflects robust consumer demand and the effectiveness of Kroger's operational strategies in a competitive grocery market.
Tropical Storm Francine has formed in the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to strengthen into a hurricane as it approaches the Texas-Louisiana coast by midweek. As the storm intensifies, hurricane warnings have been issued, and landfall is projected as a Category 2 hurricane.
Muna Pandey, a 21-year-old nursing student from Nepal, was found dead in her Houston apartment, prompting a homicide investigation and the arrest of Bobby Singh Shah, suspected of targeting her through a sugar daddy website.
Houston small businesses are suing CenterPoint Energy for $50 million over prolonged power outages following Hurricane Beryl, citing significant financial losses and inadequate infrastructure and response.
A global tech outage linked to CrowdStrike disrupts Houston businesses and medical services, revealing infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Aldine ISD and Memorial Hermann Health System are opening a new health-focused high school, HEAL, to prepare students for careers in healthcare and promote community wellness.