An old Dr Pepper mural was found during a Lufkin, East Texas demolition. Officials plan to preserve this historic piece, while Dr Pepper recently surpassed Pepsi in rankings and announced a company split.

Houston's Graffiti Park, a cultural landmark, was demolished to make way for an I-45 expansion, sparking debate over cultural preservation and memories of its artistic significance.

Chevron Corp. is laying off about 200 workers in the Permian Basin, not the 800 originally reported due to a "data entry issue" with the Texas Workforce Commission. The layoffs are part of a 15-20% global workforce reduction by 2026.

A Texas judge ruled that Texas Renaissance Festival owner must sell after a failed $60 million deal and awarded plaintiffs over $22 million in damages.

The "Be Someone" graffiti landmark in Houston was recently defaced with a promotion for "Mog Coin," a cryptocurrency. This is not the first instance of alteration for the mural on the Union Pacific Bridge.

Houston's MOCA is showcasing local diversity through the "Feels Like Home" exhibition series at City Hall, reflecting the city's commitment to artists and diverse civic engagement.

Houston awarded $14.7 million in grants to 102 artists and 156 cultural nonprofits for 2025, supporting the city's arts scene with funds from the Hotel Occupancy Tax.

A new "We Love Houston" sculpture by artist David Adickes is installed at William P. Hobby Airport, designed as an interactive selfie-station and set to move to another airport after a year.

Art Club at POST Houston, opening December 7, is a new venue combining a daytime museum with an immersive art experience and a nighttime club with DJs, aiming to become a unique cultural hub in the city.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston celebrated its 100th anniversary with a Grand Gala Ball, raising $5.5 million with the aid of prominent figures and donors.

Eight new art installations enhance the cultural experience at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, featuring diverse local artworks, including a Dale Chihuly piece.

Houston hosts the largest Islamic Arts Festival at UH, featuring food, culture, and arts, alongside the 'Radiant Nature' exhibit at the Botanic Garden and the 'Heroes and Villains' themed Texas Renaissance Festival.

The historic River Oaks Theatre in Houston is set to reopen on October 3, 2024, after a multi-million dollar renovation, hosting films and live events.