The Houston NAACP chapter has urged the removal of Humble ISD Superintendent Roger Brown following his controversial comment regarding lynching, spurring an investigation and town hall meetings by local leaders.
Houston Food Bank projects a loss of over $14 million due to federal funding cuts, threatening its ability to provide essential food services. The nonprofit seeks community donations to continue supporting those in need.
Texas House Democrats plan to block constitutional amendments unless voters can decide on school vouchers. This move pressures GOP priorities and impacts educational policy.
Former LSU receiver Kyren Lacy died in an apparent suicide during a police chase in Houston. Harris County authorities report the incident occurred late Saturday night, leading to a crash. Law enforcement is investigating the cause of death, with details pending from the Harris County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Houston homebuilding costs may rise by up to $12,500 due to tariffs, impacting affordability. Builders face challenges amid increased material costs, inflation, and economic pressures. Strategies to maintain profitability highlight the industry’s resilience.
A Houston police officer fired at suspects in a stolen Mustang after they attempted to run over him. No injuries were reported. The suspects were apprehended after a chase, and authorities found a stolen gun and rifle in the vehicle.
Houston’s Health Department faces a $42 million federal funding cut, impacting public health services, while the city’s Housing Department remains heavily reliant on federal funds. Local officials explore strategies to mitigate impacts.
Brian Busby, former HISD Chief Operating Officer, testified in a bribery trial, denying allegations of pressuring employees to favor vendor Anthony Hutchison. Busby refuted claims of illicit exchanges involving contracts and detailed his financial dealings to counter accusations by prosecutors.
A memorial service for George Foreman will occur in Houston on Monday. With limited in-person tickets, the event will be live-streamed by Houston Municipal Television on their website and Facebook.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Dallas ISD reach an agreement ensuring compliance with state laws prohibiting transgender teens from participating in girls’ sports. The agreement affirms adherence to the Save Women’s Sports Act.