Spring break safety: Officials urge Texans to look out for themselves, others while traveling
The Texas Highway Patrol will increase its presence throughout the state through March 19 as many Texans will be traveling
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SXSW EDU panelists say free access to reading, libraries is ‘vital to democracy’
In school districts throughout the country, library books with certain subject matter are being removed from shelves as a result
Humble ISD opens safari-themed playground at Park Lakes Elementary School
Located at 4400 Wilson Road, the new safari-themed playground features a roller slide, a zebra bouncy rider, a spiral slide,
‘The Fairytale Project’ blends pedagogy, performance to illustrate Texas’ Black history
Houston-based dance studio Nia’s Daughters Movement Collective showcased “The Fairytale Project.” The performance tells the historically inspired story of Jim
New head chef Alex Garcia brings life long passion, famous pizzas to Arella on Jones
Alex Garcia knows what it means to have a life-long relationship with food—and all the warm, fuzzy feelings that come
Texas senators unveil bills to boost power grid reliability, foster natural gas production
The announcement of a nine-bill reform package came over two years after Winter Storm Uri, which revealed many issues with
City of Humble projects April groundbreaking for new senior activity center
A groundbreaking ceremony for the city of Humble’s new senior activity center is projected to be held in April—more than
5 Houston metro-area stories you may have missed from March 6-10
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19 events to attend in the Houston area this weekend, March 10-12
Looking for something do this weekend? Check out this guide!
Daughter of Holocaust survivors establishes Kingwood nonprofit to promote healing, education
Rozalie Jerome has dedicated much of her adult life to healing—healing for herself, for her family and for a generation