Houston artist David Adickes, known for the 67-foot Sam Houston statue and other significant public artworks, died at age 98 on Sunday. Adickes’ contributions to art and his impact on the Houston art scene remain influential, commemorating a life dedicated to sculpture and public installations.
Heavy rain in Central Texas halted the search for over 100 missing individuals in the Ingram floods. Rescue efforts paused as volunteers continue to support the community.
Arlen and Diane Chase, archeologists from the University of Houston, discovered the tomb of Te K’ab Chaak, the first king of the Maya city Caracol in Belize, uncovering significant historical insights into the ancient civilization’s royal dynasty.
Harris County commissioners approved the continuation of key flood mitigation projects amid a $1 billion shortfall in the $2.5 billion flood bond program. The projects, part of a voter-approved initiative in 2018, will proceed with funding partnerships, ensuring progress in flood prevention efforts.
FEMA removed Camp Mystic buildings from the 100-year flood map, impacting expansion decisions. The camp later faced a flood tragedy, raising concerns about flood risk assessments.
Houston Congressman Al Green has announced plans to potentially file a lawsuit and push for impeachment over Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s proposed redistricting plan, which targets four Democratic-held congressional districts, including three in Houston.
A Houston DMV employee, Carlisha Haywood, faces charges of bribery and record tampering in an alleged vehicle title laundering scheme, highlighting significant vulnerabilities in the vehicle titling process.
Former Kerr County official John Trolinger shares insights on the critical early response during recent flooding. First responders faced challenges due to rapid water rise, highlighting the importance of efficient emergency communication systems.
President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump visit flood-stricken Kerr County, Texas, pledging federal support and assessing damage after deadly flooding ravaged the Hill Country region.
Therapy dogs from Houston’s Angel PAWS traveled to Kerrville, Texas, providing essential emotional support to disaster relief workers and flood victims following devastating floods.