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With just three weeks until the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, families can save money by purchasing discounted carnival packs in advance, which include tickets for games, rides, and food. Other budget-friendly tips include taking METRO to save on parking, targeting discount days, and using concert tickets to access the grounds. The official resale marketplace […]
A special election runoff in Texas’ 18th Congressional District resulted in Christian Menefee defeating Amanda Edwards to fill a vacant seat. Menefee will serve the remainder of the current term following the death of former U.S. Rep. Sylvester Turner. The district will appear again on the March primary ballot to determine who will represent the […]
Drivers near downtown Houston should be aware of upcoming lane and ramp closures related to the I-45 North Houston Highway Improvement Project. The Alabama Street bridge over I-69 will be demolished to make way for new roadway alignment and drainage improvements. Lane closures on Alabama Street and a ramp closure on I-69 are scheduled for […]
Is he your man or are you just his convenient secret? That was the hot topic on The Madd Hatta Morning Show’s “Daily Dilemma,” where a 25-year-old woman called in, conflicted. After three years of dating, traveling, and sharing everything, there’s one place her boyfriend won’t take her: home to meet his family. Every holiday, […]
CenterPoint Energy and ERCOT are preparing for potential power outages due to rain and ice this weekend in Texas. CenterPoint’s meteorologists are monitoring the forecast and adjusting response plans accordingly. ERCOT reassured that there should be sufficient power generation to meet demand during the severe weather conditions. TxDOT has historically treated roads with de-icing solution […]
A Texas woman, Aralyn Martinez, was arrested for allegedly threatening and attempting to strike another woman with a 25-pound weight at a fitness center in Spring. Martinez was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after an altercation with a woman she believed was involved with her boyfriend. The incident occurred at a 24 […]
Texas Southern University has become the first historically Black college or university in Texas to receive the prestigious Carnegie Community Engagement Classification, recognizing its integration of community partnerships into teaching, research, and service. The university partners with various organizations in Greater Houston to provide hands-on learning opportunities for students and expand services in education, mental […]
The Electrician Career Academy at Trio Education offers a fast-track, hands-on program designed to get students working in a high-demand field. The program, which lasts 10 weeks in the evening or five weeks in the morning, costs around $8,000 and includes boots, tools, OSHA-10 certification, and the TDLR license required to become an electrician. Students […]
Houston ISD is expanding its Career and Technical Education offerings for students at ten high schools through the Barbara Jordan Career Center, providing access to 16 programs of study beyond what is available at these schools. The changes will allow students to start career training as early as ninth grade, reduce waitlists for popular programs, […]
The one and only Shaggy recently chopped it up with The Madd Hatta, and the vibes were immaculate. The international superstar dropped gems about his career, upcoming projects, and even his take on AI’s role in music. First up, get ready Houston! Shaggy is bringing a one-of-a-kind experience to the stage with the Houston Symphony […]
TxDOT provides updates on the I-45 North Houston Highway Improvement Project, including rescheduled closures for the demolition of the Alabama St bridge over I-69. The I-69 northbound entrance ramp from McGowen Street will be closed for repairs, with a detour route in place. Chartres Street closure has been extended for storm sewer installation, while St. […]
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) is cautioning the public about a scam where callers impersonate law enforcement officers to extort money by claiming individuals have missed jury duty. HCSO Sheriff Ed Gonzalez warns that these calls are fraudulent and emphasizes that the office will never demand payment for missed jury duty or request personal […]