A fraction of voters participate in Texas’ primaries. Here’s why experts say that should change.
Less than one-fifth of registered Texas voters typically cast ballots in the March primary elections, shaping who is elected to
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Houston Fire Department opens new 21K-square-foot facility at IAH
The Houston Fire Department’s newest station—Station 92—is now serving the George Bush Intercontinental Airport after a grand opening celebration was
Abbott’s Frozen Custard closes in Atascocita
Abbott’s Frozen Custard closed its Atascocita location Nov. 14 and is exploring other opportunities for a new Houston-area location, company
TxDOT to reopen some lanes of I-10 East at Normandy after waterline break, pavement failure
Drivers on I-10 East near Normandy Road could see some relief Feb. 6, but major lane closures will remain in
Humble ISD to host job fair seeking transportation, child nutrition employees
Humble ISD officials said preregistration is not required, noting district staff will be onsite to assist applicants
Census data: Texas continues to grow, but people are moving here at a slower rate
The Lone Star State’s overall population growth slowed significantly in 2025, amid a nationwide reduction in immigration from other countries.
Kingwood-based Myocarditis Foundation appoints new executive director
Located in Kingwood, The Myocarditis Foundation’s mission is to raise awareness of myocarditis through research, education and family support, according
Houston to launch new campaign finance tracker for city elections
City Council on Feb. 4 approved a $1 million purchase of a new tool that will account for campaign finance
Humble Rodeo, Mardi Gras Ball: 4 Lake Houston-area events to attend this weekend, Feb. 6-8
Check out what’s happening in the Lake Houston area this weekend, Feb. 6-8.
HTeaO Atascocita to celebrate grand opening Feb. 14
During the grand opening celebration Feb. 14, customers can enjoy free tea from 10 a.m.-noon and the first 250 customers