Read books, earn prizes: Harris County Public Library launches summer reading program
Readers of all ages are invited to join the Harris County Public Library’s 2025 free summer reading program, during which
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Houston-area residents cite diversity as the city’s best asset, crime as biggest challenge
The Kinder Institute for Urban Research released findings for the 44th Kinder Houston Area Survey in early May, showing that
Texas voters will have final say on tighter bail rules after Gov. Abbott signs 3 bills into law
Senate Joint Resolution 5 proposes amending the Texas Constitution to require judges to deny bail for certain felony offenses, keeping
Legendary Cardboard & Games celebrates May grand opening in Atascocita
While the cards offered span several genres, the business specializes in Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering, Lorcana and Yu-Gi-Oh products.
How Humble ISD kids can access free meals this summer
Humble ISD will be serving free breakfast and lunch for children throughout the summer.
Gov. Greg Abbott signs cybersecurity bill establishing state command center
House Bill 150 establishes the Texas Cyber Command at The University of Texas at San Antonio.
Gov. Greg Abbott signs cybersecurity bill establishing state command center
House Bill 150 establishes the Texas Cyber Command at The University of Texas at San Antonio.
DATA: Students in special education programs rise at Greater Houston-area school districts from 2020-25
Friendswood and Katy ISDs lead the region for highest percentages of students with dyslexia and autism, respectively, according to Texas
Humble ISD Position 3 trustee election results stand after recount, ballot concerns may prompt legal challenge
The recount results of Humble ISD’s Position 3 trustee race show incumbent Chris Parker defeated Natalie Carter in the May
Plan to scrap STAAR test dies as Texas legislative session comes to a close
House Bill 4 would have replaced the STAAR test with three shorter exams and tweaked the state’s A-F accountability system.