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The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is one of the biggest cultural events in Texas and one of the largest rodeos in the world, blending livestock competitions, carnival attractions, food festivals, and blockbuster concerts that draw hundreds of thousands to NRG Stadium every spring. With total event attendance routinely topping 2.5 million visitors across its […]
A dramatic rescue unfolded early Monday in north Houston after a man was found trapped inside a sewer for several days. According to the office of Mark Herman, deputies were alerted after reports of a man screaming for help in a residential area. Deputies with Harris County Precinct 4 responded to the call and deployed […]
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 […]
An off duty law enforcement officer from Caldwell County was killed early Sunday morning after a shooting at a north Austin nightclub, according to the Austin Police Department. Authorities later confirmed a suspect has been taken into custody following a multi agency search. Officials identified the victim as a deputy with the Caldwell County Precinct […]
Helen and Van Arnold have been offering rental homes near the Texas Medical Center and MD Anderson Cancer Center for over 20 years, catering to the loved ones of cancer patients and those recovering from hospital stays. Despite operating long-term rentals with a 60-day minimum stay requirement, they received a letter from the city demanding […]
The first Black-owned children’s bookstore, Liberation Station, has reopened in Raleigh, North Carolina Monday, Dec. 29, after online threats forced it to close earlier this year. The bookstore has relocated to 430 Hill Street in Southeast Raleigh. The owner, Victoria Scott-Miller, a former educator, said that her two young boys were the motivation behind her […]
Wondering where to shop during Christmas Eve? Whether you’re picking up last-minute gifts or grabbing essentials, many stores have special hours for Christmas Eve. Here’s a helpful guide to which retail stores that will be open and closed on Christmas eve:
The Houston Rockets ownership team is in talks to potentially purchase and relocate the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun, with discussions described as “positive” and an improved offer on the table. The WNBA has expressed interest in bringing a team back to Houston, where the Comets previously played. The Sun, currently owned by the Mohegan Tribe, have […]
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is appearing before a state senate committee today (Dec. 17) to address questions surrounding her conduct in the 2020 election interference case. The committee’s inquiry focused on allegations of a conflict of interest stemming from her relationship with special counsel Nathan Wade, who was involved in the prosecution of […]
State Farm Arena ranks 7th globally, grossing $121M and hosting 939K visitors in 2025, cementing its status as a premier entertainment destination.
A Dallas based hospitality company may provide a lifeline for Razzoo’s Cajun Cafe, the Texas restaurant chain that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this fall. Court records show that M Crowd, the parent company behind the Tex Mex brand Mi Cocina, has positioned itself as the stalking horse bidder for Razzoo’s with an offer […]