Federal immigration moves are driving renewed interest in EB‑5 investor visas and Houston developers are lining up projects that could draw millions in capital. Industry groups say the pipeline is unusually full right now.

Trill Town returns to RodeoHouston with new menu items, DJs and a J‑Bar‑M Barbecue collaboration. The tented activation expands seating, merch and entertainment at NRG Park.

Dense sea fog will slow coastal commutes Tuesday morning; highs climb into the low 80s by afternoon.

Motown legend Diana Ross brings her Diana in Motion tour to Smart Financial Centre in Sugar Land on Wednesday, March 11. KPRC's Click2Houston is running an Insiders sweepstakes for a four‑ticket prize.

After repeated setbacks, Houston plans to flip on a new $31M police records system in October 2026 to replace the platform tied to a scandal over suspended reports.

Houston detectives are seeking two men who jumped a counter and robbed a South Loop West business. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 for tips.

A 20-year-old suspect faces a murder charge in the Aug. 18, 2024 Griggs Road shooting that left Christopher Cobb dead; police say the suspect was arrested in Louisiana and is awaiting extradition.

A man was found with gunshot wounds at an apartment complex on South Gessner early Monday; HPD says no suspects are known and asks the public for tips.

Space Center Houston says it has the space and staff to host a major NASA vehicle, but NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman will decide which artifact comes to Houston.

The Flat in Montrose has expanded into daytime hours with Sunny Coffee, serving espresso, breakfast and pizza while keeping its music-first identity. The hybrid spot now draws remote workers and longtime fans alike.

A man was found shot in a North Beltway‑area shopping center and later died. HPD is canvassing the scene and asking witnesses to call.

A woman was struck and killed at Beechnut and Gessner Saturday night; HPD says a silver pickup fled the scene and detectives are asking witnesses to call Crime Stoppers.

More than 1,000 teams and roughly 11,000 players have turned Houston6rsquo;s ballparks into a weekend-long showcase and a multimillion-dollar lift for local businesses.