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Original Screwed Up Click member Lil KeKe releases new summer anthem '25 Summers'
By Press Release | Jun 1, 2023
As everyone prepares for the summer, Legendary Screwed Up Click Member, Lil Keke has a new project celebrating being in the industry for 25 Summers.
Houston Airport System's Bernal on Memorial Day weekend travel: 'We’re really asking people to prepare, prepare, prepare'
By Houston Daily Report | May 24, 2023
The busy start to the summer travel season is about to begin with Memorial Day weekend, and the Houston Airport System (HAS) is urging travelers to get to either William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) or George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) really early.
Rice think tank survey: 'Extreme economic turbulence' post-COVID triggers worry among Houstonians
By John Suayan | May 17, 2023
A think tank at Rice University released its annual survey on Monday, and it revealed mounting frustrations Houstonians have with crime and the economy.
'Our hearts are broken': Allen victim who protected son during chaos had Houston roots
By John Suayan | May 12, 2023
One of the eight victims of the Allen Premium Outlets mass shooting had connections to the Houston area, per a report from Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) ABC affiliate WFAA that was run by sister station Houston CBS affiliate KHOU.
UK's Drybala discusses his 'Running the World' challenge: ‘It all started with the need and wants to be happier, more fulfilled and more satisfied with my life’
By Houston Daily Report | May 10, 2023
United Kingdom runner Tomasz Drybala recently had an interview with The Houston Daily where he discussed his goal of “Running the World” and how it has affected his life.
Turner on positive findings in nonprofit's annual homelessness report: 'It’s the result of making it a top priority'
By John Suayan | May 10, 2023
A nonprofit organization said in an annual report that was recently published that homelessness in the City of Houston slid approximately 20% during the previous year, Houston-based media outlets reported.
Finner on 12% drop in violent crime in first quarter of year: 'The numbers speak for themselves and we continue to see them trending down'
By John Suayan | May 5, 2023
Houston Chief of Police Troy Finner said on Wednesday violent crime in the city decreased by 12% compared to the same time last year, Houston-based media outlets reported.
New Gandhi museum seeks to 'teach kids the importance of resolving conflicts in a non-violent way'
By John Suayan | May 4, 2023
After approximately seven years of being in the works, what’s believed to be the continent’s first museum dedicated to Indian national hero Mohandas “Mahatma” Gandhi is slated for a summer opening in Houston, per a report from Houston CBS affiliate KHOU.
San Jacinto County DA: Oropesa's spouse allegedly gave him 'material aid and encouragement, food and clothes and had arranged transport to this house'
By John Suayan | May 3, 2023
Another arrest has been made in the case of a fatal mass shooting in San Jacinto County, according to reports from Houston-based media outlets.
San Jacinto County sheriff after Oropesa apprehension: 'Everybody played a very intricate part in the arrest of this coward'
By John Suayan | May 3, 2023
The search for a man who allegedly gunned down his neighbors has ended with his arrest, Houston-based media outlets reported.
Pet of the Month: Heather
By Submitted by Houston Humane Society | May 2, 2023
Pet of the Month: Heather
Woman on fallout of San Jacinto County shooting that killed five: 'It has been very scary'
By John Suayan | May 2, 2023
As authorities continue to search for a man who allegedly killed five people inside of a house next to his in a city some 50 miles northeast of Houston, a grieving community attempts to make sense of the tragedy.
Houston Museum of Natural Science's Temple on upcoming exhibit: 'We hope that our guests are able to explore the misconceptions, mysteries and mystique of sharks'
By John Suayan | May 1, 2023
The Houston Museum of Natural Science (HMNS) will host an exhibit that looks to debunk the misconception that sharks are bloodthirsty creatures who prey on swimmers a la a famous Chondrichthyes-themed movie from the 1970s, according to a report from Houston NBC affiliate KPRC.
Harris County Public Health's Robinson on likelihood of mosquito population boom: 'We're prone to hurricanes, tropical storms and wet conditions, as well as hot weather'
By John Suayan | Apr 28, 2023
It’s that time of the year again when mosquitoes take advantage of the consistently warm climate, and Harris County health officials are urging the public to take precautions.
Madison County Sheriff's Office on mysterious cattle deaths: 'We are actively coordinating with other agencies to find answers'
By John Suayan | Apr 27, 2023
An investigation conducted by authorities in Southeast Texas seeks to find out what caused cattle to be mutilated.
Injured Woodlands cheer team member home from hospital: 'Everybody’s praying for her'
By John Suayan | Apr 27, 2023
An Austin-area high school cheerleader who trains in The Woodlands is home from the hospital after getting shot in a grocery store parking lot, according to a report from Houston CBS affiliate KHOU.
Reid releases a new album containing a collection of his favorite recordings: 'Digging into these songs again after so long was a labor of love and fun'
By Gregory Burnett | Apr 25, 2023
West Texas native Rusty Reid is a singer-songwriter whose musical style marries indie folk, country and rock.
Sister on post-Swift concert accident that killed brother: Highly anticipated night 'turned for the absolute worst'
By John Suayan | Apr 24, 2023
A night of fun became one of sorrow when a post-Taylor Swift concert traffic accident on Friday claimed the life of a 20-year-old man, Houston-based media outlets reported.
MADD victim services manager: Astros' concessions sales extension presents 'a chance that you’re behind the wheel intoxicated'
By John Suayan | Apr 20, 2023
While many Major League Baseball (MLB) franchises have extended their food and beverage sales to after the final out to accommodate the newly implemented pitch clock to the delight of fans, at least one nonprofit organization sees it as problematic.
Houston physical therapist discusses her work helping people with Parkinson’s: 'They were amazed at their progress'
By Andy Nghiem | Apr 13, 2023
Susha Thomas has a passion for treating patients with Parkinson’s disease.