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'A steadfast leader within the township': The Woodlands names new president, general manager
By John Suayan | Feb 22, 2022
The Woodlands Township Board of Directors has named Monique Sharp president and general manager of the master-planned community 30 miles north of Houston.
'Together we can continue to create a healthy, thriving community': Houston Food Bank marks 40th anniversary
By John Suayan | Feb 22, 2022
Turning 40 is a usually a time for self-reflection as it is a milestone, according to clinical psychologist Tricia Wolanin Psy.
'She deserves it more than any kid we’ve had': Foster sophomore Canales wins state wrestling championship
By John Suayan | Feb 22, 2022
Registering a third-place finish at state last year as a freshman, Foster High School’s Madison Canales promised herself that she’ll have a gold medal draped around her neck.
'We’ll figure it out': Rockets rookie guard Green eyes return to dunk contest following disastrous performance
By John Suayan | Feb 22, 2022
The NBA Slam Dunk Contest thrusted the likes of Michael Jordan, Dominique Wilkins and Vince Carter into gravity-defying immortality, but you won't find Rockets rookie guard Jalen Green in that echelon.
'We go through the pain, and they don’t': Community marches for 9-year-old shooting victim
By John Suayan | Feb 21, 2022
Dozens of people participated in a Feb. 19 march for Arlene Alvarez, a 9-year-old child who was fatally shot following a bank robbery in Southwest Houston on the night of Feb. 14.
'Just a lot of opportunity to drive business into the community': Mardi Gras celebrations return to Galveston after COVID-19 hiatus
By John Suayan | Feb 21, 2022
A time-honored Galveston tradition that was dashed last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic has made its triumphant return.
Paxton sues CDC over federal mask mandate for public transportation, 'Biden's repeated disregard'
By John Suayan | Feb 19, 2022
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a federal lawsuit against the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Feb. 16 in an effort to stop the federal mask requirement on planes.
'Let's get married': Olympic gymnast Biles, Texans defensive back Owens announce engagement
By John Suayan | Feb 19, 2022
Multi-decorated Olympic gymnast Simone Biles will never forget Valentine's Day 2022 as she was presented an engagement ring from her significant other of more than a year, Houston Texans defensive back Jonathan Owens.
Houston seeks solution to flood woes in San Antonio's underground tunnel system
By John Suayan | Jan 30, 2022
Flooding is a problem the City of Houston knows all too well, especially during the last decade.
'We're tired': Houston city councilman's grievance blasts judges over bail reform
By John Suayan | Jan 30, 2022
Houston City Councilman Michael Kubosh filed a grievance on Jan. 21 on behalf of 156 people who were allegedly killed by violent offenders out on free or low bond.
'Top Chef' Houston season to premiere in March
By John Suayan | Jan 30, 2022
The first episode of the Bravo's "Top Chef" Houston-focused season will premiere on March 3.
Mills' performance during Texans' 28-25 loss to Tennessee boosts rookie's chances at starting in 2022
By John Suayan | Jan 13, 2022
Rookie Houston Texans quarterback Davis Mills’ performance during the team’s 28-25 season finale loss to the Tennessee Titans on Jan. 9 could put to rest questions as to who’ll be the starter under center come Week 1 in September.
'It's so significant when you deal with people's right to vote': Ex-Harris County commissioner sues Hidalgo over 2021 redistricting meeting
By John Suayan | Jan 7, 2022
Former Harris County Commissioner Steve Radack is suing Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo over a redistricting meeting he claims violated state law.
'Idiot': Crenshaw spars with Greene over FEMA's role in COVID-19 response
By John Suayan | Jan 7, 2022
Two representatives recently engaged in a social media spat after one lawmaker suggested the federal government should help his state with COVID-19 testing.
Houston homicides rise for second consecutive year: 'The pendulum should not have swung the way it is'
By John Suayan | Jan 7, 2022
The year 2021 for Houston was one of the worst in terms of homicides as the city experienced an 18% jump from 2020, according to the city’s police department.
'No stranger to county government': George promotes office manager to chief of staff
By John Suayan | Jan 6, 2022
Fort Bend County Judge K.P. George late last month announced the hiring of Shaneka Smith as his new chief of staff.
Houston Auto Show, Houston Boat Show combine for two-for-one event 'for one low price'
By John Suayan | Dec 24, 2021
The Houston Auto Show and the Houston Boat Show have combined into one event.
P.F. Chang's opens new bistro in Houston's Galleria Park district: 'We look forward to providing moments, meals'
By John Suayan | Dec 18, 2021
Scottsdale, Arizona-based Asian casual dining restaurant chain P.F. Chang’s announced that it has opened a new location in Houston, furthering its expansion in Texas.
'We love this city': Famed Canadian restaurant chain Tim Hortons to set up shop in Houston
By John Suayan | Dec 18, 2021
A ubiquitous site in its native Canada and in the northern U.S., bakery and coffee chain Tim Hortons is eager to tap into the culinarily diverse Houston market.
'Very proud': Houston caps perfect conference campaign with 31-13 win over Memphis
By John Suayan | Nov 23, 2021
The University of Houston football team stayed perfect in American Athletic Conference play with a 31-13 home finale win over Memphis on Nov. 19.