Houston ranks 128th in happiest U.S. cities list for 2026
A new nationwide study shows Houston has become slightly happier compared with last year, though it still ranks among the lower half of U.S. cities in overall happiness.
A new nationwide study shows Houston has become slightly happier compared with last year, though it still ranks among the lower half of U.S. cities in overall happiness.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Tuesday unveiled a new property tax relief proposal designed to make homeownership more affordable across the state, including for families in the Houston area.
Researchers from the Texas Center for Superconductivity (TcSUH) and the University of Houston’s physics department have achieved the highest-ever superconducting transition temperature at ambient pressure, a breakthrough that could transform energy transmission, storage, and technology development.
A local physician has been arrested after authorities say a hidden camera was found in a bathroom at his medical office, secretly recording employees.
Visitors to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston can now step inside a massive, colorful art installation rather than just look at it.
Travelers at Hobby Airport faced hours-long waits on Monday morning, as spring break travel and a partial federal government shutdown created a bottleneck at airport security.
A private jet traveling from Houston that crashed in Maine in January, killing all six people on board, remained on the ground longer than recommended after deicing during a snowstorm, according to a preliminary report released Friday by the National Transportation Safety Board.
The City of Houston has delayed plans to switch its heavy trash pickup program from scheduled monthly routes to an on-demand service, city officials confirmed this week.
The school charges $40,000 in annual tuition and uses an AI-powered platform to teach 30-minute blocks of math, science, reading, and language from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., including a short break for snacks and recess.
One out of every seven Houston-area residents say they know someone who was detained or potentially deported by immigration authorities in 2025, according to a new survey released Monday by Rice University.