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OPINION: Houston ISD bond goes down in historic defeat
By Houston Daily Report | Nov 8, 2024
Voters decisively rejected Houston ISD’s request to approve $4.4 billion in bonds to rebuild and renovate some of its facilities. The proposal was the largest bond proposal in the state’s history
OPINION: KPRC obtains emails connecting lead sponsor to Hollins’ Office
By Houston Daily Report | Nov 7, 2024
Last night Mario Diaz, an investigative reporter for KPRC, broke a story that the station had obtained emails which show a large contract being diverted to Loop Capital, the lone $50,000 sponsor for Hollins’ conference.
Sysco colleagues log 17,000 volunteer hours in global Purpose month
By Houston Daily Report | Dec 11, 2023
Sysco Corporation announced that its colleagues dedicated close to 17,000 hours in November during the inaugural global Purpose month. Engaging in more than 500 events sponsored by the company or volunteering independently, Sysco colleagues contributed their time across various locations, including the United States, Canada, Sri Lanka, the U.K., and Ireland.
'Lonesome Soldier' film released with focus on dealing with PTSD post combat
By Houston Daily Report | Nov 14, 2023
One out of every three veterans not only deals with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but also experiences a sense of inadequacy in accessing the necessary mental health services. "Lonesome Soldier," a film that portrays a soldier’s experience during the Iraq War, was recently released to encourage servicemen, women and veterans and educate civilians on the impact of PTSD, actor Alex Randazzo said.
Sysco 2023 annual report
By Houston Daily Report | Oct 13, 2023
Sysco has published its annual report for 2023, featuring detailed sections on various aspects of the company's business. This comprehensive report provides insights into Sysco's operations and financial performance during 2023.
Survivors With Voices to host Houston conference: ‘We will dive into healing’
By Houston Daily Report | Oct 11, 2023
Survivors With Voices, a national domestic violence nonprofit, will host a two-day conference in Houston on Friday, Oct. 13 and Saturday, Oct. 14, called “Divorcing Your Dysfunction.” Survivors With Voices Founder Alissa R. Jones believes the theme of “collateral damage” will resonate with attendees of the conference.
Success On The Spectrum to host Autism Carnival on Saturday, Oct. 21: 'Come play with us!'
By Houston Daily Report | Oct 9, 2023
Success On The Spectrum, the nation's leading Autism Treatment franchise, will host its sixth annual Autism Carnival in Southwest Houston on Saturday, Oct. 21, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The public event, dedicated to fostering a sensory-friendly and inclusive environment for children of all ages and abilities, has become a tradition for the local community.
Tech-savvy seniors challenge Google's search monopoly: 'Scrolling down a list is too hard? For who?'
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 28, 2023
Following the Department of Justice's (DOJ) antitrust lawsuit against Google, a New York Times column authored by Brian Chen aimed to illustrate the practical consequences of one of the government's central allegations: That Google intentionally complicates the process of selecting an alternative search engine across all devices. Nevertheless, it appears that everyday individuals, including capable elderly citizens, may not share Chen's or the DOJ's apprehensions.
Stroud on Week 3 matchup against defensive-minded Jacksonville: 'We definitely have to be on our A game'
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 21, 2023
Houston Texans rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud is prepared to face off against a Jacksonville Jaguars team known for their strong defense. The Jaguars are determined to continue building on their recent playoff appearance, making this a challenging matchup for Stroud and the Texans.
Galveston Ball after first victory at newly renovated Courville Stadium: 'We absolutely loved being in our new stadium'
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 20, 2023
Galveston Ball High School Tornadoes football team celebrated their first victory at the newly renovated Kermit Courville Stadium with a resounding 62-28 win over Houston Sterling. After nearly a year of renovations, the stadium reopened to the public on September 15th. The game marked the first district contest for Ball High in 2023, and they wasted no time in dominating their opponents.
The Vernon Maxwell Initiative to host Mental Health Symposium and Golf Tournament on Sept. 19 and 20 to 'provide athletes with a supportive space'
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 19, 2023
The Vernon Maxwell Initiative is set to host its first-ever Mental Health Symposium and Golf Tournament, sponsored by Wing Stop, on Sept. 19 and Sept. 20 in Houston, Texas. Founded by former NBA star, entrepreneur, and host of the Maxed Out podcast, Vernon Maxwell, the Vernon Maxwell Initiative was established to promote accessible and sustainable mental health solutions for athletes of every age group.
Texas Department of Public Safety promotes Wakeman to major, first woman in organization history to hold position
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 19, 2023
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) announced the promotion of Texas Ranger Captain Wende O. Wakeman to the rank of major, giving Wakeman the distinction of being the first female Texas Ranger in the state law enforcement agency’s 200-year history, according to a press release.
Texans' Dell: 'We showed what we’re capable of doing all throughout the season'
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 19, 2023
Almost a year since he contacted the Houston Texans on Instagram pleading with them not to let him leave the city, rookie wide receiver Nathaniel “Tank” Dell made his first-ever National Football League (NFL) start with the team in their Sept. 17 home opener against the Indianapolis Colts. The third-rounder taken out of the nearby University of Houston (UH) took full advantage of the opportunity and turned in a seven-reception, 72-yard performance for a touchdown in the 31-20 loss to the visitors.
Paxton on impeachment acquittal: 'The truth could not be buried by mudslinging politicians or their power beneficiaries'
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 18, 2023
The Texas Senate voted to acquit Texas Attorney General (AG) Ken Paxton on all articles of impeachment on Sept. 16, allowing the state’s top law enforcement official to remain in the office he has held since 2015.
Altuve wins Player of the Week for second time this season
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 18, 2023
The Houston Astros announced that Jose Altuve was named the AL Player of the Week for the week of Sept. 4-10, according to a press release.
Hidalgo: 'I am encouraged that so many in our community agree that treatment for mental illness should be normalized'
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 15, 2023
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo is set to be discharged from her residential treatment for clinical depression on September 16th, according to an announcement from her office. Hidalgo, who took medical leave last month, will transition to outpatient care and plans to officially return to her duties on October 2nd.
Rice University on upset win over UH: 'The Bayou Bucket is coming home'
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 15, 2023
In a stunning upset, the Rice Owls football team emerged victorious against the University of Houston (UH) Cougars, reclaiming the prized Bayou Bucket after eight attempts. The game, which took place on September 2, saw the Owls triumph in double overtime with a score of 43-41, as reported by the Associated Press and Houston CBS affiliate KHOU News.
Ryans on unsuccessful debut as Texans coach: 'We gave up too many points'
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 15, 2023
In a disappointing debut for head coach Demeco Ryans, the Houston Texans suffered a 25-9 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. The game also marked the beginning of the C.J. Stroud era, as the rookie quarterback took the field for his first professional game. Stroud threw for 242 yards but was sacked five times by the Ravens defense. One notable play saw Stroud catching his own pass after it was tipped by a Ravens defender.
Turner: 'Our hearts go out to the people of Morocco'
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 14, 2023
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner announced at the Sept. 13 Houston City Council meeting that the city will partner with the Arab American Culture and Community Center and the Moroccan Society of Houston to hold a donation drive for those impacted by the earthquake in Morocco on Sept. 16 and 17 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Girl Boss Suites hosts inaugural Girl Boss Awards
By Houston Daily Report | Sep 14, 2023
Girl Boss Suites hosted their inaugural Girl Boss Awards at The Post Oak Hilton in Houston on Sept. 2. The award ceremony celebrated and honored local businesswomen.