City of Houston
Recent News About City of Houston
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Brays Oaks Management District Infrastructure Committee met Oct. 5
Brays Oaks Management District Infrastructure Committee met Thursday, Oct. 5
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Midtown Redevelopment Authority and Midtown Reinvestment Zone Board of Directors met Sept. 28
Midtown Redevelopment Authority and Midtown Reinvestment Zone Board of Directors met Thursday, Sept. 28
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City of Houston City Council met Aug. 22 & 23
City of Houston City Council met Aug. 22 & 23
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Leela James is back with a new single and video, 'Right Back In It'
Houston, Texas- The summer is about to heat up with R&B and soul singer-songwriter Leela James’ new single and video, “Right Back In It”.
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Local Houston restaurant Stuff’d Wings pays homage to Houston legend Big Moe with release of new frozen grape lemonade on National Purple Day
One of Houston’s most unique chicken wings establishments, Stuff’d Wings, has successfully elevated from a food truck to well-known restaurant within a year.
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I'MarE Boutique owner announces new non-profit I'MarE Cares dedicated to providing financial assistance and opportunities to single mothers
I'MarE Boutique owner, Martha E Berry, is no stranger helping her community, whether in her hometown of Franklin, Louisiana or Houston, TX where she currently resides.
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Houston's 1st special needs daycare facility hosts Grand opening for new location in Katy during National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Houston's first special needs daycare facility celebrated National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month this past Saturday, with the Grand Opening of their second location in Katy.
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Comedian Marcus D. Wiley's 'Grown, Gray and Forgiven' tour will stop in Houston
National Syndicated Radio Personality, Media Professional and Comedian, Marcus D. Wiley is making a special stop on his "Grown, Gray, and Forgiven" comedy tour.
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Houston Events Aug. 22-28
Aug. 25: Karaoke Thursdays
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Beating the odds isn’t a matter of chance
I was elated to read about a Houston oncologist’s recent breakthrough in treatments for people living with late-stage cancers
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Law enforcement agencies seek to fill openings: 'It’s for the safety of the public'
The Houston Police Department (HPD) and the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office (FBCSO) are among the numerous law enforcement agencies in Texas struggling to fill vacancies among their ranks, according to a report from Houston NBC affiliate KPRC.
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Sullivan on coloring book honoring late firefighter daughter: 'It's a very positive way to remember Anne'
One of the four Houston firefighters who perished while battling a motel fire in 2013 is remembered with a coloring book, according to a report from Houston FOX affiliate KRIV.
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Turner on corruption claims against former aide: 'If any city employee does anything wrong, it would be unsettling'
A top aide of Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner has vacated the position after entering a guilty plea for alleged bribery, Houston-based media outlets reported.
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DA's office, Turner differ on gun buyback event: 'The no questions asked aspect of the program undermines the prosecution of crime'
City of Houston officials lauded a firearm buyback event that took place on Saturday, but Harris County District Attorney (DA) Kim Ogg has expressed skepticism about the program, according to a report from Houston CBS affiliate KHOU.
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'Logical to expand here': Gig-work company Jitjatjo now in Houston
Houston is a natural fit for Jitjatjo, the mobile marketplace for real-time temporary employment in the hospitality sector, company CEO and Co-Founder Tim Chatfield said during an interview with the Houston Daily
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DOJ official on Houston trash services investigation: 'No one in the United States should be exposed to risk of illness and other serious harm'
The City of Houston is the subject of a federal investigation into whether black and Latino residents are being discriminated against in relation to garbage pickup, according to a report from Houston ABC affiliate KTRK.
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Houston Happenings July 25-31
July 26: No Limits – The Artistry of (LEGO) Bricks
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Vo on accolades for Nutex hospitals: 'Patients always come first'
Houston-based for-profit health care services company Nutex Health, Inc., announced in a press release that several of its micro hospitals garnered multiple accolades.
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Houston rapper Lil' Keke celebrates 713 Day with 'highly anticipated event' at James Harden's Thirteen
On July 13, Lil' Keke held a social and book signing event to celebrate 2022's "713 day."
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State champion softball team seeks donations for regional tourney: 'We want to do it for the girls'
A Houston-area Little League softball team is in the midst of a historic postseason run and is requesting the public to help it continue its journey, according to a report from Houston ABC affiliate KTRK.