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News from 2022
Karl J. Amelang
By Houston Daily reports | Jun 13, 2022
Karl J. Amelang (November 7, 1933 - June 12, 2022)
Steven Lee Stewart
By Houston Daily reports | Jun 13, 2022
Steven Lee Stewart (December 7, 1951 - June 10, 2022)
Houston Housing Authority Board of Commissioners met May 17
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jun 13, 2022
Houston Housing Authority Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, May 17
Fort Bend Subsidence District Board of Directors met Feb. 23
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jun 11, 2022
Fort Bend Subsidence District Board of Directors met Wednesday, Feb. 23.
Cornyn to House Democratic leadership: 'I urge you to pass the Supreme Court Police Parity Act without further, unnecessary delay'
By John Suayan | Jun 10, 2022
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) called on House Democratic leadership on Friday (June 10) to approve a measure that would provide security to chief justices.
Vera B. Stuart
By Houston Daily reports | Jun 10, 2022
Vera B. Stuart (March 11, 1933 - June 7, 2022)
Hannah Shearer Long
By Houston Daily reports | Jun 10, 2022
Hannah Shearer Long (August 19, 1923 - May 30, 2022)
Freeda Delores McQueen
By Houston Daily reports | Jun 10, 2022
Freeda Delores McQueen (March 24, 1945 - June 6, 2022)
Eliberto Vela Narvaez
By Houston Daily reports | Jun 10, 2022
Eliberto Vela Narvaez (October 17, 1961 - June 4, 2022)
Motiva Enterprises names Rinker new president and CEO: 'I'm thrilled to join such a high-performing organization'
By John Suayan | Jun 10, 2022
Houston-based petroleum company Motiva Enterprises on Tuesday (June 7) announced that it has named Jeff Rinker the company's new president and chief executive officer (CEO), according to a press release.
Osteen on summer event in New York City: 'It will be an exciting time for us to be together again'
By John Suayan | Jun 10, 2022
Joel Osteen Ministries said that Lakewood Church pastors Joel and Victoria Osteen will head to New York City later this summer to host their "Come Home to Hope" event, a press release said.
Fletcher on House approval of 'Ike Dike': 'It's important for Texans to come together around supporting this project'
By John Suayan | Jun 10, 2022
The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday (June 9) approved legislation that includes a $31 billion coastal barrier project that aims to project communities along the Texas Gulf Coast from powerful hurricanes, per a report from Houston FOX affiliate KRIV.
Dolores Joan Hagan
By Houston Daily reports | Jun 10, 2022
Dolores Joan Hagan (February 11, 1935 - June 7, 2022)
Memorial City Redevelopment Authority Board of Directors met Feb. 22
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jun 10, 2022
Memorial City Redevelopment Authority Board of Directors met Tuesday, Feb. 22.
City of Houston Archaeological and Historical Commission met May 19
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jun 10, 2022
City of Houston Archaeological and Historical Commission met Thursday, May 19.
Enjoy live music, art and a farmers market in Houston
By Julie Giyer | Jun 9, 2022
Houston Events June 13-19
Woman known as 'Baby Holly' found: 'I prayed for more than 40 years for answers and the Lord has revealed some of it'
By John Suayan | Jun 9, 2022
A cold case stemming from the early 1980s murder of a Houston couple has yielded a positive development on Thursday (June 9) when Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (AG) announced that their infant daughter who subsequently went missing has been found alive, Houston-based media outlets reported.
Weber: 'The Jan. 6 prime-time political theater happening tonight is a complete sham'
By John Suayan | Jun 9, 2022
A Houston-area congressman criticized the nighttime hearings that are a part of the investigation into the events at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, just hours before they are slated to begin.
Traffic remains an issue as Bush project moves along: 'It’s not 100% better, but it’s an improvement'
By John Suayan | Jun 9, 2022
Officials with George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) said that a $1.3 billion construction project is moving along but advised passengers to take precautions as traffic associated with the work continues to be a problem, Houston-based media outlets reported.