Houston's Cullen Park Apartments Face Rodent Infestation and Hazardous Conditions, Sparking Calls for Action
Houston's Cullen Park Apartments residents are dealing with a severe rat infestation and other hazards like fires and structural problems, with no response from management despite official complaints and an active city investigation.
Houston Residents Wary of Electrical Grid Stability, Survey Reveals Unease Over Power Outages Ahead of Storm Season
A University of Houston survey reveals Harris County residents' concerns about the electrical grid and potential power outages, with skepticism about CenterPoint Energy's improvements.
Carnival Cancels Five 2027 Sailings from Galveston Due to Maintenance Schedule
Carnival Cruise Line cancels five Carnival Breeze sailings from Galveston in early 2027 due to dry dock maintenance schedule. Affected guests were notified and offered assistance in finding alternative cruises.
Fort Bend County Welcomes Second Annual Pride Festival with Superhero Flair in Rosenberg
Fort Bend County Pride Festival returns with a superhero theme to celebrate diversity and love in the LGBTQ+ community, featuring family-friendly activities and opportunities for vendors and volunteers.
Water Woes Hit New Conroe School as Calfee Middle Faces Disruption Ahead of School Start
Water service issues at Calfee Middle School, in the middle of a dispute between City of Conroe and Willis ISD, may delay the school's opening, causing concern among parents and criticism from local officials.
Houston Tourism Triumph as Record $11 Billion Injected into Local Economy Amid Surge in Visitor Numbers
Houston saw a record $11 billion in tourist spending in 2024, an 8.6% increase, contributing to a $16.6 billion economic impact and supporting 121,800 jobs, according to the city's report.
White Linen Night Enlivens Houston's Historic Heights with Record 14,000 Attendees
White Linen Night in the Heights neighborhood saw over 14,000 visitors, boosting local business amid its 19th annual celebration, with safety and organization noted as priorities for the community and attendees.
Texan Generosity Shines as Over 1,100 Houston Kids Get Free School Supplies, Fort Worth Preps for School Year
Free school supplies are being provided to over 1,100 children in Houston, with similar efforts in Fort Worth, amid community-led initiatives to support families and prepare children for the upcoming school year.












