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MacGregor Park Super Neighborhood officials host news conference to address anti-crime efforts
By Trina Thomas | Mar 1, 2022
In light of the increased violence and crime in Houston, members of the city's MacGregor Park Super Neighborhood hosted a news conference to emphasize the need for anti-crime efforts from city, county, and state officials.
Houston receives a mere 2% in total federal flood relief funds
By Trina Thomas | Feb 22, 2022
Counties in Texas will receive nearly $500 million in federal relief funds to address flooding.
Former interim Harris County clerk announces bid for Houston mayor: 'Y'all with me? Let's go'
By Trina Thomas | Feb 13, 2022
Former interim Harris County clerk Chris Hollins announced his run for Houston mayor on Feb. 7.
'We will do more': Turner announces $100 million investment to house the homeless
By Trina Thomas | Feb 2, 2022
Houston and Harris County announced a $100 million investment for the homeless community on Jan. 26.
'Heavy hearts': Harris County sergeant dies after being struck by drunk driver
By Trina Thomas | Feb 2, 2022
A Harris County sergeant has died after being struck by a drunk driver.
Doctor suspended after 'spreading misinformation' announces lawsuit against Houston Methodist
By Trina Thomas | Jan 29, 2022
A former Houston Methodist doctor is pursuing legal action against the hospital after they suspended her for allegedly "spreading misinformation" regarding COVID-19 in 2021.
Abbott visits moving company for reelection campaign, pokes fun at CA: 'Moving trailers in CA are all going elsewhere'
By Trina Thomas | Jan 29, 2022
Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) made a pitstop in Houston to campaign for reelection on Jan. 18.
Khator delivers 13th annual fall address to students: 'Your resilience and your tenacity are our strengths'
By Trina Thomas | Nov 14, 2021
University of Houston President Renu Khator on Oct. 28 delivered her 13th annual fall address to highlight student achievements and her vision of the future.
IAH redevelopment project to be completed in 2024: 'We're doing the best we can to minimize impact'
By Trina Thomas | Nov 14, 2021
The Houston Airport System has its eyes set on 2024 as they race to complete a terminal redevelopment to increase passenger and staff efficiency throughout the airport.
'Amazing news': Houston music teacher honored at Nashville Country Music Awards
By Trina Thomas | Nov 12, 2021
Jose Antonio Diaz's recent honor by the CMA Foundation seems long overdue after his 36-year run, and counting, as a music teacher in Houston.
Sealy & Company, Investment & Development Ventures acquire Houston-based 267,000-square-foot industrial facility
By Trina Thomas | Nov 11, 2021
Sealy & Company has purchased a 267,000-square-foot industrial facility that spans across 14.8 acres in Houston.
Lone Star lawmakers call on Mexico U.S. Ambassador to 'stand tall for Texans'
By Trina Thomas | Oct 27, 2021
U.S. Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Houston) is joining in on the effort led by U.S. Rep. August Pfluger (R-San Angelo) to call on U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ken Salazar to rise up for farmers, ranchers and the energy industry in Texas.
Passenger recounts moments during fiery Houston plane crash: 'We thought it was going to explode'
By Trina Thomas | Oct 22, 2021
The trip of a lifetime for 21 passengers came to an abrupt end on Oct. 19 after a Houston plane crashed and burned without even lifting off the runway.
Texas allocates over $1B to residents needing housing assistance
By Trina Thomas | Oct 19, 2021
The Lone Star State has distributed over $1 billion to Texans who are financially hurting from the pandemic and need housing assistance.
'We are all so excited': Four Lake Creek softball players commit to collegiate advancement
By Trina Thomas | Oct 10, 2021
The Lake Creek softball team will send off four players to the big leagues after this spring season, marking the first time that Coach Michelle Rochinski will have a roster of multiple elite players.
Cooks on Mills' rocky start to NFL career: 'He's willing to get back to work and get better'
By Trina Thomas | Oct 10, 2021
Regardless of starting quarterback Davis Mills' performance against the Buffalo Bills, his team is still showing support and hope for the player's future.
Meyers makes solid post-season debut, Astros defeat Chicago White Sox in 6-1 victory
By Trina Thomas | Oct 10, 2021
Jake Meyers, the newest outfielder for the Houston Astros on Oct. 7 made his debut in a 6-1 postseason opener as they won against the Chicago White Sox.
Abbott furious after federal denial of border crisis emergency declaration: 'Biden has turned his back on Texans'
By Trina Thomas | Oct 10, 2021
A recent uptick in migration at the U.S.-Mexico border is sparking some noise between federal leaders and Texas state officials.
'We need to focus on so many other efforts': Hidalgo cancels $11 million vaccine outreach contract between Harris County, Elevated Strategies
By Trina Thomas | Sep 14, 2021
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo will put a stop to an $11 million vaccine outreach contract.
Will University of Houston make the Big 12? Expect a vote next week
By Trina Thomas | Sep 5, 2021
The Big 12 Conference is weighing whether or not to add the University of Houston to its shortlist of schools.