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Houston opens $40M winter storm relief, $18M homebuyer assistance programs
Read full article: Houston opens $40M winter storm relief, $18M homebuyer assistance programsStarting Monday, Houston homeowners impacted by the 2021 winter storm can apply for up to $300K in repair aid and first-time homebuyers who lived in the city during Hurricane Harvey may qualify for up to $125K. Here’s what you need to know before applying.
Cheers to ceviche! From crab to redfish, try these ceviches and their wine counterparts
Read full article: Cheers to ceviche! From crab to redfish, try these ceviches and their wine counterpartsIt's Friday and we are raising a glass to the weekend with advanced sommelier Wanda Cole-Nicholson. Ahead of National Ceviche Day, she's got five dishes and bright, refreshing wine pairings to satisfy your summer palate.
From their kitchen in Spring to the James Beard Awards; what’s on the menu at Belly of the Beast
Read full article: From their kitchen in Spring to the James Beard Awards; what’s on the menu at Belly of the BeastChef Thomas Bille just took home the prestigious title of Best Chef: Texas at the James Beard Foundation’s Restaurant and Chef Awards!
Send us your Beyoncé outfits on Click2Pins! 🎤✨
Read full article: Send us your Beyoncé outfits on Click2Pins! 🎤✨Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour is set to captivate Houston this weekend, inviting fans to share their concert attire on Click2Pins for a chance to be featured by KPRC 2 and Click2Houston.com.
Recent Houston Galleria garage shootings grab attention, but crime data shows overall decline this year
Read full article: Recent Houston Galleria garage shootings grab attention, but crime data shows overall decline this yearIn recent weeks, two significant shooting incidents at Houston's Galleria garages have captured public attention, raising concerns among residents. However, data from the Houston Police Department reveals a different story
Want Beyoncé merch but not attending the concert? Here’s how to snag some gear anyway
Read full article: Want Beyoncé merch but not attending the concert? Here’s how to snag some gear anywayCan't attend Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chittlin’ Circuit Tour in Houston this weekend? Don't worry, you can still grab some exclusive tour merchandise!
It’s DJ Screw Day! 🍇🔩Here’s what to know about the Texas native named the originator of ‘Chopped and Screwed’ music
Read full article: It’s DJ Screw Day! 🍇🔩Here’s what to know about the Texas native named the originator of ‘Chopped and Screwed’ musicThrough the beats that continue to echo through Houston’s streets, DJ Screw’s spirit lives on, forever embedded in the heart of the city.
2 retired men killed ambush-style in attack while walking trail near southwest Houston park
Read full article: 2 retired men killed ambush-style in attack while walking trail near southwest Houston parkAuthorities are piecing together what led up to a deadly shooting where two people were found in a southwest Houston park.
On Houston Housing Authority’s waitlist? Here’s what you must do to avoid being dropped
Read full article: On Houston Housing Authority’s waitlist? Here’s what you must do to avoid being droppedAre you one of the 18,000 people on the Houston Housing Authority's Housing Choice Vouchers waitlist? To keep your spot, you need to re-register online before the deadline.
Houston airports brace for travel surge ahead of Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour
Read full article: Houston airports brace for travel surge ahead of Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ TourIt will be a busy weekend for Houston airports as a surge of fans are flying into town ahead of Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour this weekend.
Woman killed during crash after vehicle goes off overpass in northeast Harris County
Read full article: Woman killed during crash after vehicle goes off overpass in northeast Harris CountyHarris County deputies say it happened on Homestead near Winfield Road, where a vehicle went off the overpass, killing a woman.
Celebrate safely: Preventing indoor air pollution from July Fourth fireworks
Read full article: Celebrate safely: Preventing indoor air pollution from July Fourth fireworksDuring the Fourth of July, we are often mesmerized by fireworks lighting up the sky, but we don’t always pay attention to the aftermath. While we’re frequently warned about firework safety to prevent injuries, many people don’t realize the health impacts of the smoke.
How to get FREE wings for National Food Truck Day in Houston
Read full article: How to get FREE wings for National Food Truck Day in HoustonOn National Food Truck Day, June 27, Stuff’d Wings in Houston is partnering with BLK, a major dating and social app for the Black community, to offer free wings to the first 100 BLK users who show the app at their location.
Newly opened restaurant, TAGO in Midtown combines beachy vibes with late-night energy
Read full article: Newly opened restaurant, TAGO in Midtown combines beachy vibes with late-night energyIf you’ve been looking for a dinner spot that feels like a beach escape but keeps the Houston roots intact, TAGO might be your next move. The grand opening is Friday!
2 killed after driver crashes into tree, causing it to catch fire
Read full article: 2 killed after driver crashes into tree, causing it to catch fireHouston police said the driver (for unspecified reasons) left the roadway before crashing into a tree in the median, causing it to catch fire and killing both occupants inside.
Woman stabbed to death while playing game inside west Harris County convenience store
Read full article: Woman stabbed to death while playing game inside west Harris County convenience storeInvestigators said the woman was seated, playing a game inside the store, when a man stabbed her several times in the chest and head before taking off on a bicycle.
Scattered showers and storms continue across Houston, expected to stretch through the weekend
Read full article: Scattered showers and storms continue across Houston, expected to stretch through the weekendWe’re tracking more widespread showers starting late morning and stretching into the evening.
Residents get relief after weeks of recycling delays in Greater Heights
Read full article: Residents get relief after weeks of recycling delays in Greater HeightsFor the past two weeks, recycling delays have frustrated residents across the area. Many have been left wondering when their recycling cans would finally be emptied.
‘Let’s get the job done’: Mayor Whitmire speaks to 2 Investigates about recycling pick-up issues Houstonians are facing
Read full article: ‘Let’s get the job done’: Mayor Whitmire speaks to 2 Investigates about recycling pick-up issues Houstonians are facingHouston’s recycling pick-up problem, a long-standing issue, is once again causing frustration for residents and Mayor John Whitmire.
From Food Network to Houston Life: Greg Gatlin cooks and talks ‘BBQ Brawl’
Read full article: From Food Network to Houston Life: Greg Gatlin cooks and talks ‘BBQ Brawl’If you've ever stood in line at Gatlin's BBQ, you know the wait is worth it. Greg Gatlin turned a family-run joint into one of the most celebrated barbecue spots in the state and now, he's taking that Houston flavor to the Food Network where you can catch him on season 6 of the reality competition series BBQ Brawl. We'll find out what Chef Bobby Flay had to say about Greg's skills in the kitchen and he's got two tasty summer recipes a BBQ pork loin and a watermelon salad.
Brady Notice’s filed after Houston crime scene tech terminated
Read full article: Brady Notice’s filed after Houston crime scene tech terminatedThe Harris County District Attorney's Office has issued Brady Notices for 364 cases following the firing of a Houston Forensic Science Center investigator.
Looking for a career switch into education? Alief ISD has an option for you.
Read full article: Looking for a career switch into education? Alief ISD has an option for you.Alief Independent School District is offering a unique opportunity for individuals in the Houston area looking to transition into a career in education. With a starting salary of $51,500, the Associate Teacher Pathway program allows career-changers with a bachelor's degree to become certified teachers without the need to return to school full-time. This program, supported by the Texas Education Agency's Alternative Certification Programs (ACPs), enables participants to teach as paid interns while fulfilling certification requirements. Alief ISD is among 19 ACP programs in Houston, out of a total of 103 across Texas. Eligibility criteria include a bachelor's degree with passing grades in English and math courses, official college transcripts, and enrollment in an ACP upon agreement with Alief ISD. The program requires a $50 enrollment fee, with additional costs for transcript requests. Prospective participants can learn more by visiting the Alief ISD Center for Talent Development on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am-1pm or 4pm-6pm until August 28th, 2025.
Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter forecast for NRG Stadium this weekend
Read full article: Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter forecast for NRG Stadium this weekendWith two sold-out shows, fans are ready to saddle up for a weekend of hits, heat, and Houston pride. Whether you’re rocking denim and rhinestones or just there to feel the energy, we’ve got your full concert weekend forecast.
Houston police looking for gunmen accused of robbing SW Houston smoke shop, getaway vehicle found days later
Read full article: Houston police looking for gunmen accused of robbing SW Houston smoke shop, getaway vehicle found days laterThe Houston police department are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying two suspects involved in an aggravated robbery in Southwest Houston.
10 Houston-area seniors awarded $10K scholarships from Astros Foundation, Daikin
Read full article: 10 Houston-area seniors awarded $10K scholarships from Astros Foundation, DaikinCollege is getting more expensive, but 10 lucky high school seniors will now have $10,000 paid off their tuition through an inaugural scholarship.
Mayor Whitmire to celebrate Houston Fire Department’s largest graduating class in history
Read full article: Mayor Whitmire to celebrate Houston Fire Department’s largest graduating class in historyMore than 100 cadets are graduating to become official members of the Houston Fire Department, and Mayor John Whitmire took to social media to celebrate the monumental achievement.
Bodycam video shows knife-wielding man shot, killed by Harris Co. deputies outside clinic
Read full article: Bodycam video shows knife-wielding man shot, killed by Harris Co. deputies outside clinicBodycam video showed the moment when officers broke the window, opened the door, and deployed a taser while trying to get him out as well as a close-up of the knife in Ishamel Davis' hand.
Astro for a day: Spring boy gets wish granted by Houston Astros, Make-A-Wish
Read full article: Astro for a day: Spring boy gets wish granted by Houston Astros, Make-A-WishThe Houston Astros teamed up with Make-A-Wish to make a Spring 12-year-old’s dream of being signed to the team for a day come true.
Montgomery County marine veteran missing near Texas-Mexico border
Read full article: Montgomery County marine veteran missing near Texas-Mexico borderA Montgomery County Marine veteran suffering from PTSD remains missing after disappearing near the Texas-Mexico border last August, leaving his family desperate for answers amid a series of tragic events.
Houston Solid Waste Management director resigns, talks about challenges with recycling program
Read full article: Houston Solid Waste Management director resigns, talks about challenges with recycling programHouston residents continue to face significant delays in recycling collection, with some areas reporting waits exceeding the city’s officially acknowledged seven-day delay period.
Singer and songwriter Tanya Nolan blends beats, business, and blessings in her next chapter
Read full article: Singer and songwriter Tanya Nolan blends beats, business, and blessings in her next chapterFrom soul to smooth jazz, and now gospel, singer and songwriter Tanya Nolan is proving she can master any genre. The Galveston native stopped by Studio B to catch us up on what she's been up to, her new music, and living loud and proud.
Building connections in business and beyond
Read full article: Building connections in business and beyondWhen it comes to building a stronger economy in Houston, the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce offers resources to support local business leaders. Dr. Laura Murillo, president and CEO of the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, recently stopped by Houston Life to chat about their work in the business community.
Everything to know about depositories and recycling centers in Houston
Read full article: Everything to know about depositories and recycling centers in HoustonPeople in Houston can utilize the City of Houston Solid Waste Management Department (SWMD) depositories and recycling centers up to four times each month.
By the numbers: Houston area zip codes experiencing delays in recycling pickup
Read full article: By the numbers: Houston area zip codes experiencing delays in recycling pickupFor nearly a month, Houston residents have been expressing frustration over delayed recycling pickups, leaving bins overflowing and patience running thin.
Houston chefs, restaurateurs join nationwide fight against reconciliation bill
Read full article: Houston chefs, restaurateurs join nationwide fight against reconciliation billHouston restaurant owners, including notable chefs and industry professionals, have joined a national effort led by the James Beard Foundation to oppose a budget reconciliation bill.
Celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis chats new special ‘Giada in my Kitchen’
Read full article: Celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis chats new special ‘Giada in my Kitchen’In her new kitchen makeover special ‘Giada in my Kitchen,’ she’s transforming the lives of home cooks one kitchen at a time.
REWARD: Known gang member wanted in identity, mail theft case in Harris, Fort Bend counties
Read full article: REWARD: Known gang member wanted in identity, mail theft case in Harris, Fort Bend countiesThe Houston Division of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service is searching for Robert Trujillo, a fugitive and known gang member linked to identity and mail theft crimes in Harris and Fort Bend counties.
Understanding lightning types, why Houston is seeing more isolated thunderstorms in the summer
Read full article: Understanding lightning types, why Houston is seeing more isolated thunderstorms in the summerOne of the biggest threats we continue to see with these thunderstorms is lightning. But what exactly is lightning, and how does it form?
Rockets decline Fred VanVleet’s $44.9 million team option; team eyeing 2-year, $50 million extension
Read full article: Rockets decline Fred VanVleet’s $44.9 million team option; team eyeing 2-year, $50 million extensionThe Houston Rockets are negotiating a contract extension with their starting point guard.
Crash involving 18-wheeler, truck shuts down all main lanes on I-10 eastbound at San Jacinto River
Read full article: Crash involving 18-wheeler, truck shuts down all main lanes on I-10 eastbound at San Jacinto RiverThe mainlanes on IH-10 East Freeway were closed following a two-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon.
Texans’ camp has seven open practices, a return to Greenbrier for four days, plus joint practices with Lions, Panthers
Read full article: Texans’ camp has seven open practices, a return to Greenbrier for four days, plus joint practices with Lions, PanthersTexans announce training camp dates, plans
Beyoncé-inspired mural by artist Devona Stimpson showcased ahead of Cowboy Carter Tour in Houston
Read full article: Beyoncé-inspired mural by artist Devona Stimpson showcased ahead of Cowboy Carter Tour in HoustonA Beyoncé-inspired mural will be unveiled during the weekend of her Cowboy Carter Tour at Grooves of Houston.
House shelves Houston Rep. Al Green’s efforts to impeach Donald Trump on Iran strikes
Read full article: House shelves Houston Rep. Al Green’s efforts to impeach Donald Trump on Iran strikesMost Democrats joined the Republican majority to table the measure, for now. But dozens of Democrats backed Green’s effort. The tally was 344-79.
Cowboy Carter weekend offers fun for all, even if you can’t attend Beyoncé’s show in Houston
Read full article: Cowboy Carter weekend offers fun for all, even if you can’t attend Beyoncé’s show in HoustonHouston’s own Beyoncé will take the stage this weekend, June 28 and June 29, as part of her highly anticipated “Cowboy Carter” tour. For those without concert tickets, don’t worry! The week is packed with exciting events leading up to Beyoncé’s arrival in H-Town.
VIDEO: New angles show Houston police shooting man trying to run over officers outside The Galleria
Read full article: VIDEO: New angles show Houston police shooting man trying to run over officers outside The GalleriaHouston police released video footage showing the moment a driver, Maxie Ray Whitaker, was shot by an officer after attempting to run him over near The Galleria on May 25.
Man crashes stolen vehicle, gets trapped inside after chase with Houston police
Read full article: Man crashes stolen vehicle, gets trapped inside after chase with Houston policeInvestigators said they tried pulling over the driver in a stolen vehicle but he kept going for a few blocks until he went airborne and crashed, trapping him inside.
Chip In for Love: Katy Shelter Offers Free Microchips and Discounted Adoptions 🐶🐱
Read full article: Chip In for Love: Katy Shelter Offers Free Microchips and Discounted Adoptions 🐶🐱Citizens for Animal Protection, a nonprofit animal shelter serving the Greater Houston area, is hosting a Free Microchipping Day at its Katy facility. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., pet owners can stop by to have their dogs or cats microchipped and registered, completely free of charge.
‘Life is good,’ Another family roster addition arrives as J.J. Watt, Kealia Watt celebrate birth of son Niko Benjamin
Read full article: ‘Life is good,’ Another family roster addition arrives as J.J. Watt, Kealia Watt celebrate birth of son Niko BenjaminRetired Texans star, wife celebrate birth of newborn
Cy-Fair ISD parents fight for nursing care for son with medical needs
Read full article: Cy-Fair ISD parents fight for nursing care for son with medical needsOn what should have been a day filled with joy and relief—his last day of elementary school—11-year-old Liam’s parents say they were blindsided by a decision that could put their son’s life at risk.
Texana Center to close group homes, ending key Medicaid waiver services due to funding shortfalls
Read full article: Texana Center to close group homes, ending key Medicaid waiver services due to funding shortfallsDozens of families across southeast Texas are now facing tough choices after the Texana Center announced it will no longer operate its Medicaid Waiver programs serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
All for charity: Kyle Cokinos hits fairway at East River 9 to break record for longest game of golf
Read full article: All for charity: Kyle Cokinos hits fairway at East River 9 to break record for longest game of golfNative Houstonian Kyle Cokinos played golf for 24 hours straight, starting at 6pm Monday, June 23rd and continuing through the night at East River 9, just east of downtown. By 5:30am he had reached his 421st hole, smashing the world record for the longest game of golf ever played. He continued though, pushing through for a full 24 hours, in an effort to raise $100k to support Camp Aranzazu, an inclusive camp near Rockport, Texas, that allows campers of all ages and abilities to enjoy accessible, empowering, and intentional camp experiences.
Nearly a year after Hurricane Beryl, damaged home still stands despite city, neighbor demands
Read full article: Nearly a year after Hurricane Beryl, damaged home still stands despite city, neighbor demandsNearly a year after Hurricane Beryl tore through Houston, a Kingwood home destroyed sits untouched. It’s an issue neighbors say has become a growing safety and health concern.
Know your status: HIV rates climb in Houston and Harris County as testing day nears
Read full article: Know your status: HIV rates climb in Houston and Harris County as testing day nearsThe rates of new HIV infections in Houston and Harris County are higher than the national average. National HIV Testing Day is Friday, June 27th and it's a great reminder to get tested and know your status. Most doctors don't automatically test patients for HIV so ask for a test at your next exam. You can also connect with community organizations like Legacy Community Health and the Montrose Center where you can access free and/or low-cost testing and treatment options. Walgreens is also offering free testing at a dozen sites in the Houston area on National HIV Testing Day -- Friday, June 27th. Watch the full interview with Houston Life to find out more about the latest statistics, how to protect yourself, and how we can all work together to end the HIV epidemic.
Missing Houston recycling pickups driving you mad? We want to hear about your experience
Read full article: Missing Houston recycling pickups driving you mad? We want to hear about your experienceIts an issue that KPRC 2 has been covering for a while, Houston residents complaining of their overflowing recycling bins with seemingly no pickups in sight.
Pop-up storms expected across Houston; Share your weather wonders on Click2Pins☔
Read full article: Pop-up storms expected across Houston; Share your weather wonders on Click2Pins☔🌧️ Pop-up storms in Houston! Share your weather wonders with us on Click2Pins. Snap a pic, drop a pin, and let's track these storms together.
‘Armed and dangerous’: $3M offered for Venezuelan gang leader on FBI’s 10 most wanted list
Read full article: ‘Armed and dangerous’: $3M offered for Venezuelan gang leader on FBI’s 10 most wanted listLaw enforcement officials are offering a $3 million reward for information leading to the arrest of an alleged leader of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.
Man charged after lit cigarette starts fire at Captain Benny’s Seafood Restaurant in northwest Houston
Read full article: Man charged after lit cigarette starts fire at Captain Benny’s Seafood Restaurant in northwest HoustonCriminal charges have been filed against a man in connection with a fire that destroyed Captain Benny’s Seafood Restaurant in northwest Houston.
Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour takes over Houston this weekend. Everything you need to know
Read full article: Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour takes over Houston this weekend. Everything you need to knowHouston, it's time to dust off your boots and hats—Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit Tour is taking over the NRG Stadium this weekend!
Houston trucker accused of faking companies, dodging shutdown orders, PPP loan scam
Read full article: Houston trucker accused of faking companies, dodging shutdown orders, PPP loan scamShaquan Jelks, a Houston man, faces federal charges for allegedly running illegal trucking companies that defrauded government agencies and private entities.
Going, going, gone? Court hearing on sale of African Art uncovered by 2 Investigates
Read full article: Going, going, gone? Court hearing on sale of African Art uncovered by 2 InvestigatesRemember the African Art that was being stored in a Harris County maintenance shed by Commissioner Rodney Ellis at the expense of taxpayers? We are still tracking the latest updates on whether it will be sold or not.
ICE arrests 11 undocumented Iranian Nationals, including 2 in Houston, over weekend
Read full article: ICE arrests 11 undocumented Iranian Nationals, including 2 in Houston, over weekendThe United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 11 undocumented Iranian nationals, including two arrests in Houston, over the weekend, announced U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
LIVE RADAR: Widespread rain, thunderstorms heading for Houston this evening
Read full article: LIVE RADAR: Widespread rain, thunderstorms heading for Houston this eveningIt was a pretty calm start to Tuesday, but we’re tracking partly cloudy skies and chances for thunderstorms later in the day.
The Rockets still have picks in tomorrow’s NBA draft, but not really
Read full article: The Rockets still have picks in tomorrow’s NBA draft, but not reallyDespite shipping their two picks in the 2025 NBA Draft to the Phoenix Suns as part of the trade package for Kevin Durant, the Houston Rockets will still be hosting an NBA draft party at the Toyota Center.
Houston Rep. Al Green files House resolution to impeach Donald Trump for ‘abusing presidential powers’
Read full article: Houston Rep. Al Green files House resolution to impeach Donald Trump for ‘abusing presidential powers’"H.Res 537 addresses abuse of presidential powers by disregarding the separation of powers, devolving American democracy into an authoritarian government, usurping congressional power to declare war," Green said on the House floor. “I take no delight in what I’m doing. I do this because I love my country."
EXPLAINER: There are calls to boycott McDonald’s, here’s why
Read full article: EXPLAINER: There are calls to boycott McDonald’s, here’s whyYou may have seen calls for boycotts against McDonald’s online and across social media, but while the calls to do so are real, the question remains whether an economic blackout will have an impact.
James Harden sued for negligence in alleged sexual assault committed by nephew at Houston mansion
Read full article: James Harden sued for negligence in alleged sexual assault committed by nephew at Houston mansionNBA superstar and longtime Houston Rocket James Harden is being sued over an alleged sexual assault that took place in his Houston mansion on New Year’s Day.
From family fun to fireworks; gearing up for the 4th of July at Moody Gardens
Read full article: From family fun to fireworks; gearing up for the 4th of July at Moody GardensMoody Gardens hotel in Galveston is serving up family fun, fantastic dining, and some of the best fireworks views on the island.
State shuts down 6 Texas massage businesses for suspected human trafficking
Read full article: State shuts down 6 Texas massage businesses for suspected human traffickingThe Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation shut down six massage businesses in various cities across Texas, including Midland, Katy, Spring, Houston, Plano, and Big Spring, due to suspected human trafficking activities.
HISD and Memorial Hermann join forces to provide free sports physicals for students
Read full article: HISD and Memorial Hermann join forces to provide free sports physicals for studentsIf you’re a student looking to get your sports physical done for free for the 2025-2026 school year, then you’re in the right place! Today, the Houston Independent School District (HISD) is teaming up with Memorial Hermann to offer FREE sports physicals for all students eager to hit the field next year!
No burn bans expected in Texas for Fourth of July celebrations! 🎆🎇
Read full article: No burn bans expected in Texas for Fourth of July celebrations! 🎆🎇Burn bans and firework restrictions are a regular headline when we’ve had a dry spring and summer. But not in 2025! This year, there are no burn bans in East Texas!
‘Broke both his legs:’ Shoplifter leaps from 2nd floor of Galleria, lands on ice rink, police say
Read full article: ‘Broke both his legs:’ Shoplifter leaps from 2nd floor of Galleria, lands on ice rink, police sayA shoplifter reportedly trying to run from Houston Police officers jumped from the second floor of the Galleria Mall and landed on the ice skating rink below, where he was found unable to move.
Houston residents share experiences amid ongoing conflict in Israel
Read full article: Houston residents share experiences amid ongoing conflict in IsraelKPRC 2 spoke to two Houstonians—one still in Israel, who is waiting for Israeli airspace to open back up so she can get travel, and another who made it home just a few days before the U.S. bombed nuclear sites in Iran.
‘We need help down here’: Montrose residents raise safety concerns ahead of Pride Weekend
Read full article: ‘We need help down here’: Montrose residents raise safety concerns ahead of Pride WeekendAs Houston gets ready to celebrate Pride Weekend—with Beyoncé in town, Astros games on deck, and one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods in the spotlight—some in Montrose say what’s happening outside the celebrations is getting harder to ignore.
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez urges vigilance during ongoing conflict between Iran, Israel
Read full article: Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez urges vigilance during ongoing conflict between Iran, IsraelHarris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez has asked residents to do their part to keep Harris County safe in light of a National Terrorism Advisory System Bulletin issued by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Ways to keep the kids engaged this summer without becoming ‘public enemy #1’ with Chantell Preston
Read full article: Ways to keep the kids engaged this summer without becoming ‘public enemy #1’ with Chantell PrestonSummer break doesn't have to mean the kiddos slipping into bad habits. Mom and entrepreneur Chantell Preston joins us with a few fun, low-stress ways to keep your kids engaged while strengthening your bond as a family.
Gov. Abbott smokes proposed THC ban, businesses continue to bud
Read full article: Gov. Abbott smokes proposed THC ban, businesses continue to budTHC will remain on the shelves in smoke shops across Texas after Governor Greg Abbott shot down a bill aimed at banning the element derived from marijuana.
Kevin Durant fires back at ESPN’s Emmanuel Acho after ‘Legacy Formula’ discussion
Read full article: Kevin Durant fires back at ESPN’s Emmanuel Acho after ‘Legacy Formula’ discussionThe newest member of the Houston Rockets has wasted no time in reminding the residents of H-Town about his favorite pastime: Beefing online.
Houston doctor gives cancer patients a second chance at life
Read full article: Houston doctor gives cancer patients a second chance at lifeFor more than 55 years, a Houston doctor has dedicated his life to cancer medicine, developing a groundbreaking treatment known as ICTriplex. Today Dr. Salem and his team at the Salem Oncology Center offer those fighting cancer renewed hope and a real chance at remission.