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Trader Joe’s plans 3 new Texas stores, including one in the Houston area

Trader Joe’s is expanding its footprint in Texas, with three new stores planned for the Lone Star State, including a new location in the Houston-area city of Bellaire. The California-based grocery chain is planning stores in Bellaire, Cedar Park and Mansfield as part of a nationw...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalOct 20, 2026

Great Wolf Lodge Halloween Fun: Trick-or-Treat Trails & Family Activities

Great Wolf Lodge is turning up the family-friendly fright this Halloween season, and it’s the perfect destination for parents looking for fun that’s more treats than tricks. Our friend Emily Kaufman, aka The Travel Mom , returns to Houston Life to share why a stay at Great Wolf i...

Click2Houston GeneralOct 19, 2026

Estee Marie turns survival story into healing art

In the right light, Estee Marie’s paintings tell a second story. Switch on a black light over her signature masterpieces, and images brushed in invisible paint appear, there all along but waiting to be seen. That hidden layer mirrors her own life. “I am a woman who luckily does n...

Defender NetworkOct 16, 2026

5 reasons America is too stupid/racist to survive

Just like Mother Nature is undefeated, so too is this historical reality: All “great” nations eventually decline and/or fall. Americans don’t want to hear it, but it is what it is. Great Britain once controlled an empire, controlling territories and colonies all over the globe. T...

Defender NetworkOct 15, 2026

CenterPoint tree trimming sparks debate after Cypress homeowner shares photos

A Cypress homeowner’s tree-trimming photos sparked hundreds of comments online, raising questions about what CenterPoint Energy is responsible for and what homeowners should know about trees near power lines. ENOUGH’s Amy Davis shared photos sent by Amanda in Cypress after a Cent...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalOct 14, 2026

Feral hogs in Sugar Land: What residents need to know about new city pilot program

Sugar Land has launched a feral hog mitigation pilot program aimed at protecting parks, public spaces and natural resources from damage caused by the invasive animals. Feral hogs are a non-native species found throughout Texas. They root through soil in search of food, leaving be...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalOct 14, 2026

Judge weighs who should oversee Camp Mystic in bankruptcy case

A judge overseeing Camp Mystic’s bankruptcy case has not yet announced a decision on who should oversee the camp as legal claims tied to the July 4 floods move forward. The court is weighing whether two outside leaders can help ensure fair decision-making or whether a court-appoi...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalOct 13, 2026

Diet drinks may work as well as water for weight loss, study finds

If you’re trying to lose weight, choosing a diet soda instead of water may not make as much difference as you think, according to a new study. Researchers at the University of Liverpool found that low-calorie and zero-calorie sweetened drinks performed about as well as water for ...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalOct 13, 2026

Man dead after shooting near near N Sam Houston Parkway

A man is dead after a shooting this afternoon at an apartment complex near George Bush International Airport. Deputies with the Harris County Sheriff’s Office got to the scene on N Sam Houston Parkway just before 5:45 p.m. on Sunday. According to a post on X, Sheriff Ed Gonzalez ...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalOct 12, 2026

Isaias remnants continue to spark flooding across the Northeast

The Florida Panhandle and coastal Alabama got the first taste of damaging winds, heavy rains that led to flooding and devastating storm surge as Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida around 8:30 pm Friday October 9th as Category 2 storm. Preliminary wind reports clo...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalOct 10, 2026

Judge delays Camp Mystic bankruptcy ruling, needs more time

More than a year after devastating flooding killed 27 campers, counselors and Camp Director Richard Eastland at Camp Mystic in the Texas Hill Country, a federal judge in Houston is weighing a critical question: should the camp’s owners remain in control of the bankruptcy or shoul...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalOct 10, 2026

Enter for a chance to win a $200 in Landry’s gift cards!

Whether you’re planning a special celebration or satisfying a weeknight craving, there’s a Landry’s restaurant for the occasion. This fall, chefs from Landry’s restaurant teams will appear on Houston Life , sharing signature dishes and a look inside their restaurants. Each weekly...

Click2Houston GeneralOct 8, 2026

Trump makes last-minute pitch in San Antonio after upending the GOP map

President Donald Trump rallied supporters in San Antonio as Republicans work to shore up several competitive races across Texas, including Ken Paxton's U.S. Senate bid and Carlos De La Cruz's campaign in the newly redrawn 35th Congressional District....

Houston Public MediaOct 8, 2026

Rangel’s offseason lessons are showing up on Friday nights

John Rangel spent his offseason sharpening his game, working with several wide receiver trainers before finally getting the chance to learn from Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Parker Washington. The experience gave the Ridge Point senior a new perspective on the position, and five...

Defender NetworkOct 6, 2026

Tropical Depression Nine forms in the Bay of Campeche

A tropical system is getting better organized in the Gulf and has now organized enough to become Tropical Depression Nine. MORE: An October surprise? Eyes on the Gulf as the 2026 Atlantic tropical season isn’t over yet We expect Nine to continue to intensify into a tropical storm...

Click2Houston KPRC2 LocalOct 6, 2026

Pool supplies retailer files for bankruptcy, to close 76 stores

Pool and spa service provider Leslie's Inc. announced this week that it entered into a restructuring agreement with a group of its existing lenders and will close some stores while continuing to operate as it restructures through bankruptcy....

FOX 26 HoustonOct 5, 2026

Judge halts Big Bend area border wall construction, use of federal waivers

At a Friday hearing in El Paso, a U.S. District Judge ordered all construction on the Big Bend area border wall project to stop immediately — including in Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park. The order also included the stay of federal waivers that expedited the ...

Houston Public MediaOct 5, 2026