Q&A: John Cornyn and Ken Paxton face off in May Republican runoff for US Senate
On May 26, Texas Republican voters will choose their nominee for the U.S. Senate in a runoff contest between incumbent
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Houston to implement a $5 administration fee, other countermeasures to help close growing budget deficit
Houston Mayor John Whitmire announced May 5 that the city will implement three new measures to help close a projected
12 events to celebrate Mother’s Day in Greater Houston
There are several events to celebrate Mother’s Day in the Greater Houston area.
Lone Star College System to host 11 graduation ceremonies for 2025-26 school year
Graduates of Lone Star College System’s fall, spring and summer courses for the 2025-26 school year will receive diplomas at
Donatos Pizza to bring ‘Edge to Edge’ toppings to The Groves
The Ohio-based chain is known for its create-your-own and signature pizzas with “Edge to Edge” toppings and crust options including
51K low-income students to receive Texas Education Freedom Account funding
To date, nearly 96,000 students have been selected to participate, with these students set to receive about $820 million of
Music & Motors, Tai Chi: 4 Lake Houston-area events to attend this weekend, May 8-10
Check out what’s happening in the Lake Houston area this weekend, May 8-10.
Lakeland Elementary officials to unveil ‘Futuristic’-themed playground
Humble ISD officials will celebrate the opening of a new “Futuristic”-themed playground at Lakeland Elementary School with a dedication ceremony
Brett Ligon to lead Texas Senate District 4 through 2026, unofficial results show
As polls closed on the May 2 special election, challengers Ron Angeletti (D) and Brett Ligon (R) are up for
Texas businesses can continue selling smokable hemp until July 27, judge rules
The May 1 ruling extends an earlier pause on new consumable hemp rules enacted by the Texas Department of State