After New Orleans attack, how does Houston plan to keep crowds safe? Here's what officials say
Bourbon Street, New Orleans attack raises questions about ways to best protect crowds during large events. What are Houston's ...
Habitat for Humanity and heartfelt memories keep Carter's spirit thriving in Houston
Galindo’s 1998 Habitat for Humanity Home is part of a history making feat to build 100 homes in Houston in one week through the Carter Project. "I’m very thankful to the president. And God bless him ...
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United Way report finds 15% of Houstonians live in poverty
A 2022 report by the United Way of Greater Houston found that 15% of households in Houston live in poverty. The state average ...
These two Houston suburbs are among the fastest-growing places in the U.S.
The growth of the Houston region continues to seem nearly inexorable, with two exurbs in the region appearing on a new list ...
Texas, Houston-area leaders honor Jimmy Carter's impact and legacy following his passing
As a naval officer, Georgia state senator, governor, and U.S. President, Jimmy Carter served our nation with honor. His love ...
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‘This act has no place in Islam’: Houston Muslims worry about Islamophobia after New Orleans attack
The FBI says the man responsible for the attack that killed 14 people was Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old Army veteran from ...
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Houston approves 5 new historic landmark designations
Five new properties in Houston were added to the protected landmark list on Dec. 11, according to a Dec. 18 news release.
Drivers in Houston have some of the worst commutes nationally. Here’s why.
Drivers in Houston spend more time in traffic than almost anywhere else in the country. The average commuter spent nearly 70 ...