Texas Legislature approves school safety bills, shelves school funding increases
From January to May, lawmakers battled about the best ways to fund public schools and provide raises for teachers. Lawmakers
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Why Houstonians may be hearing mixed messages about the economy
“My view is we’re going to have slower growth in the U.S. but no recession—at least not yet. That doesn’t
Granny’s Tamales centers family, faith to grow Humble-area business
Armed with a secret family tamale recipe, husband-and-wife duo Daniel and Tina Gonzalez said they have relied on faith and
Houston home sales decline for 15th consecutive month
Read about the latest trends in Houston’s real estate market with 15 months of declining home sales despite signs of
See when the 2023-24 school year starts in 16 Greater Houston-area districts
Back to school is right around the corner, and with that comes needing to know when the school district starts
Humble begins process of surveying city service lines for lead, copper pipes
The city of Humble is being tasked with removing all lead and copper pipes within its city limits in adherence
Feast for a cause: Houston Restaurant Weeks brings culinary delights, charity
Houston foodies, your time has come.
Building on legacy: P.O.’s Ice House and Creekwood Grill embrace the past to shape the future
Embracing its nostalgic setting within the landmark building, P.O.’s Ice House seamlessly intertwines tradition and innovation, creating an extraordinary environment
Texas lawmakers send $18B property tax relief plan to governor
The Texas House and Senate approved a long-awaited property tax plan July 13. Voters will have the chance to approve
Texas officials expect high energy demand during ongoing extreme heat
Texas’ power grid operator issued a “weather watch” to inform residents of the high demand from June 16-18. The grid