State officials are proposing changes to a Medicaid program aimed at helping medically fragile children remain at home, but the plan is drawing concern from parents, advocates and health care providers who say it may exclude families in need.
Astronauts set to fly on Artemis II departed Houston on Friday morning en route to Florida, marking a major step toward a historic return to the moon.
The state-appointed board of managers of Houston Independent School District approved contracts Thursday night allowing several top-performing high schools and prekindergarten centers to be managed by outside organizations.
The Texas Supreme Court on Friday dismissed lawsuits filed by tens of thousands of residents and small businesses against power generators over the catastrophic 2021 Texas winter storm that left millions without electricity.
More than a dozen “No Kings” protests are scheduled across the greater Houston area on Saturday, joining thousands of coordinated demonstrations planned nationwide against Donald Trump and his administration.
Spider-Man has swung past Deadpool in the race for the most-watched movie trailer in history. The teaser for the upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day has become the first trailer ever to surpass one billion views.
Amid rising fuel prices linked to the ongoing Middle East conflict, TV host Willie Revillame is giving commuters a lift — literally.
BTS fans are getting an intimate look at the group’s reunion and creative process in the Netflix documentary “BTS: The Return,” directed by Bao Nguyen.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. assured Friday that the government has secured enough crude oil supply to last until the end of June, along with up to 45 days’ worth of other fuel products.
The Philippine American Chamber of Commerce of Texas (PACCTX) successfully held its “Celebrating Women, Inspiring Change (CWIC) 2026” events across multiple chapters statewide, bringing together women leaders and community members for a day of empowerment, learning, and collaboration.