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eneo launches a new energy and infrastructure practice in Houston, led by industry veterans Bob Zabors and Dan Gabaldon. With plans for strategic recruitment and partnerships, the firm aims to capitalize on Houston’s talent pool and dynamic market.
Houston-area parks receive over $3.4 million in state funding from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission, part of a $30.9 million statewide effort to enhance public recreational spaces.
he Texas Heritage Marketplace, a $400 million mixed-use development anchored by Target, has begun construction in Katy, Texas. The project will include retail, medical office spaces, apartments, and preserved greenspace.
Google is set to open its first Texas retail store at the Domain Northside in Austin, marking a strategic expansion in one of the U.S.’s leading tech hubs. The new store joins existing locations in major cities across the country.
Diplomatic tensions rise as Colombia’s President Petro rejects U.S. deportation flights, citing use of military aircraft. Trump vows retaliation, highlighting the complexities of international migration policies.
Phoenix Suns’ center Jusuf Nurkic has been absent from the court since January 7, sparking questions about his relationship with coach Mike Budenholzer. The situation remains unclear, with speculation surrounding potential trades or strategic decisions. Fans and analysts are closely monitoring developments, as Nurkic’s absence impacts the Suns’ defense and overall performance. The team has not issued any official statements, leaving many to wonder about the future of this talented player with the franchise.
Muntinlupa City court has ordered the removal of a teaser for Darryl Yap’s film “The Rapists of Pepsi Paloma” following a petition by Vic Sotto. The film’s production will continue despite the controversy surrounding its subject matter.
Lady Gaga is set to debut a new single from her album “Mayhem” during the Grammy Awards. The release will include an accompanying music video and will create anticipation ahead of the album’s release in March. As one of the most recognized artists for blending music and visual arts, Lady Gaga’s strategic timing of this launch aligns with the global spotlight provided by the Grammy Awards. Fans and critics eagerly await the innovative work that Gaga is renowned for, and the following months promise a series of activities leading up to the album’s debut.
Four teenagers were detained in Kyle, Texas, for their alleged involvement in a car theft. Police discovered the vehicle during a routine patrol, leading to the arrest. The teens face felony charges of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. This article details the incident and the broader implications for community safety and crime prevention efforts.
Harris County Jail in Houston, Texas, failed a state safety inspection following the death of an inmate linked to a lapse in required face-to-face observations. The Texas Commission on Jail Standards discovered these lapses during a review that followed a self-report by jail officials. The inspection revealed that, although observation rounds were performed within the set timeframes, the necessary face-to-face checks were neglected. The in-custody death was part of a pattern, with 10 deaths recorded in 2024, highlighting persistent safety issues within the facility.