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Kamin on grand opening of Lao Sze Chuan on Montrose: 'Delicious food, great service and reflective of the delectable diversity of our city'

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and Houston City Councilwoman Abbie Kamin graced the grand opening of a Chinese culinary import by way of Chicago, Lao Sze Chuan Restaurant, on Wednesday.


Houston Airport System's Bernal on grandmother's alleged abandonment of young granddaughter at IAH: 'Three airline employees noticed a child crying in Terminal A'

Authorities arrested a woman on Tuesday for allegedly leaving her young granddaughter stranded at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), per reports from Houston-based media outlets.


Overtime Elite star Thompson on new NBA home: 'I’m just excited to be a Rocket'

The Houston Rockets used the fourth overall pick in the first round of the 2023 National Basketball Association (NBA) Draft on Thursday to take Overtime Elite (OTE) guard Amen Thompson.


HPD after termination of officer who allegedly shot wife in face: 'We ask the community to pray for her and her family'

The Houston Police Department (HPD) terminated an officer on Tuesday who is alleged to have shot his wife in the face, according to reports from Houston-based media outlets.



Brown on McCullers' surgery: 'We look forward to him being back on the mound next season'

Dana Brown, general manager for the Houston Astros, commented on Lance McCullers' forearm surgery last week.


The HAY Center's Green on groundbreaking of new facility: 'No foster youth should face homelessness simply because they turn 18'

A Harris County program that assists foster youth as they ease into adulthood broke ground on a new facility on Friday, Houston-based media outlets reported.


Weber criticizes second Trump indictment, remains supportive of former president: 'There is discretion there'

A Houston-area member of the U.S. House of Representatives said that despite facing two indictments, former President Donald J. Trump continues to enjoy a significant amount of support from the Republican Party.


Hotez on alleged refusal to debate prominent anti-vaccination figure RFK Jr.: 'I offered to go on Joe Rogan but not to turn it into the ‘Jerry Springer Show’'

Houston-based media outlets reported that a prominent Texas Medical Center (TMC) physician and researcher who stood at the forefront of the Houston medical community’s fight against COVID-19 claims he was confronted at his residence after a tense social media exchange.


Kubosh on abandonment of city controller campaign: 'It is simply in the best interest of the city that I step aside'

A longtime member of the Houston City Council announced on Monday that poor health has prompted him to drop his bid for city controller, per reports from Houston-based media outlets.


Turner on late Houston rap icon Big Pokey, 45: 'Though many called him ‘low key,’ his presence was larger than life'

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner was among the slew of high-profile personalities who expressed their sadness over the passing of Houston rapper Big Pokey.


Angela Paxton on husband's impeachment: 'I took an oath to uphold the Constitution and the laws of this great state'

State Sen. Angela Paxton (R-McKinney), the wife of suspended Texas Attorney General (TXAG) Ken Paxton, said on Monday she won’t recuse herself from the impeachment proceedings against him.


Edwards on decision to end Houston mayoral campaign, focus on Jackson Lee's seat: 'I know firsthand that residents are ready for servant leadership'

A former member of the Houston City Council withdrew from the crowded Houston mayoral race on Monday in favor of seeking the office of one of her now-former election rivals, Houston-based media outlets reported.


TSU assistant professor on Juneteenth: 'It’s a day of jubilation'

Monday marks three years since Juneteenth became a federal holiday, but the date commemorating the public reading of the Emancipation Proclamation from the balcony of a stately Galveston mansion has been celebrated for decades.


Finner at services for late K-9 officer: 'We’re standing as a family'

The Houston Police Department (HPD) held a memorial service on Friday for a canine (K-9) officer that perished inside its handler’s patrol unit earlier this week.


State lawmaker Jones on second HISD Board of Managers meeting: 'This is supposed to be a public meeting, and the public is not in here'

The second meeting of the Houston Independent School District (HISD) Board of Managers since the Texas Education Agency (TEA) officially commenced its takeover of the state’s largest public school district was purportedly not open to much of the public, according to reports from Houston-based media outlets.


Hidalgo on endorsement of Jackson Lee for Houston's top office: 'A proven fighter, and I know she will continue to deliver as mayor'

U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee’s (D-Houston) aspirations to become the next mayor of Texas’ largest city received a huge boost on Thursday in the form of an endorsement from Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo.


IAH officials on temperature improvements at terminals: 'We’re grateful for your understanding as our team prioritized an unexpected air conditioning issue'

Officials at George Bush International Airport (IAH) said on Wednesday all five of the major air gateway’s terminals are operating at suitable temperatures again following Monday’s breakdown.


Aldine ISD police chief on officer's graduation from FBI National Academy: 'I am very proud of his outstanding accomplishment'

A member of the Aldine Independent School District (AISD) Police Department graduated with the 286th class of the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy (FBINA), per a district-issued press release.


ERCOT's Vegas: 'We are forecasting increased demand due to the higher temperatures expected this week and into next week'

Forecasts of triple-digit heat for much of the second full week of June prompted the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) to implement a weather watch on Tuesday to go into effect on Thursday.