Houston’s Unequal Neighborhood Exhibit
The Unequal Inequities exhibit at Architecture Center Houston highlights disparities in property values across neighborhoods, exploring historical factors that shaped Houston’s landscape.
The Unequal Inequities exhibit at Architecture Center Houston highlights disparities in property values across neighborhoods, exploring historical factors that shaped Houston’s landscape.
Houston Police Department is close to completing a review of over 260,000 improperly suspended cases. The department’s response includes leadership changes and accountability measures. Completion is projected by January, addressing a scandal that highlighted understaffing and management issues.
Houston airports anticipate 3.4 million travelers during Christmas. New amenities, like George Bush Intercontinental Airport’s International Arrivals Curb, aim to ease congestion and enhance the travel experience.
Five buildings in Houston have been awarded historic landmark status, including a former department store, three historic homes, and a packing plant, enriching the city’s cultural heritage.*
Efforts continue to locate journalist Austin Tice, abducted in Syria in 2012. Activists urge more U.S. involvement as they search abandoned prisons and pursue leads.
Nexstar Media Group announces a 2% workforce reduction, affecting CW39 Houston KIAH employees. Amid industry-wide changes, Nexstar aims to streamline operations to ensure long-term growth and sustainability. The layoffs reflect a broader trend of adaptation in the media sector.
A North Texas city is nearing a deal for a $200 million lagoon and hotel project aimed at boosting tourism. The development promises recreation, accommodation, and new jobs.
Harris County’s guaranteed income program faces a halt due to a legal challenge by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. Nearly 2,000 families await resolution.
An East Texas man received a 50-year prison sentence for using Facebook to exploit children. The DA’s Office seeks help in identifying victims. The case highlights online safety concerns.
METRO allocates $25 million for Houston’s traffic enforcement in 2025, aiming to improve road safety and manage congestion. The funding, separate from public transportation, supports law enforcement efforts, highlighting METRO’s role in urban planning.