Texas must invest in water to meet population growth, state demographer says
Texas’ population surpassed 31 million in 2024, state demographer Lloyd Potter told attendees of the Water for Texas conference Jan.
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12 Houston-area Black-owned business to support during Black History Month
From bakeries to barber schools, here’s a list of 12 businesses around the Houston Metro to visit in support of
See which Houston areas made HAR’s Q4 Hottest Communities list
New construction made up 87% of home sales in Hockey in Q4 of 2024.
State of the State: Education, taxes and infrastructure among Gov. Abbott’s top priorities
Speaking before state lawmakers and invited guests in Austin Feb. 2, Gov. Greg Abbott outlined seven emergency items for the
Northland Christian School celebrates 50 years of academic excellence, spiritual growth
Northland Christian School, a private institution, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, reflecting on its past while looking forward
Toll changes, high-speed rail line: 8 transportation proposals from Texas lawmakers
This legislative session, state lawmakers have filed dozens of bills that could adjust transportation policies directly affecting Texans.
Houston residents to see 2% decrease on electricity rates after CenterPoint settlement
Houston’s main electrical company CenterPoint Energy is expected to lower rates on monthly residential and small business customer bills after
Kroger to debut expanded pharmacy, new decor in Humble
Beginning Feb. 10, a Kroger location in Humble will undergo renovations.
14 Valentine’s Day events to check out in Houston
Looking for something to do this Valentine’s Day? Check out this list of events going on the Greater Houston area.
Texas budget writers prioritize border security, education funding in initial drafts
State lawmakers released their initial budget plans for 2026-27, House Bill 1 and Senate Bill 1, Jan. 22. The proposals