Tesla is hiring Vehicle Operators in Texas to refine its Autopilot system, following scrutiny from the NHTSA which linked the feature to numerous crashes.

The article reports on the leadership instability at Houston’s Harvard Elementary School, where calls for transparency and concerns over HISD's direction intensify following a principal’s exit amid online bullying.

Houston firefighter Marcelo Garcia III was honored at a funeral after dying in a warehouse fire. His service was attended by thousands, including many from fire departments and the community.

Sharon Pe Benito quit as the new principal of Harvard Elementary before starting, citing social media bullying. Dr. Stefanie Spencer is the interim principal.

Houston Community College is considering a name change to reflect its expansion, including offering four-year degrees, amidst mixed reactions from the community.

ISKCON Houston modified their 'Festival of Bliss' procession after objections from Odisha religious authorities, featuring different deities instead of Lord Jagannath.

Houston businesses offer Veterans Day specials, including free meals and discounts for veterans and active-duty military at restaurants, movie theaters, and more.

An event named "Rappel for a Reason" raised over $150,000 for the United Way of Greater Houston, with participants rappelling down a 26-story hotel, including executives and the Texans mascot.

Ban Tien has been appointed as the new Chief of Police of Houston's METRO, succeeding retired Chief Vera Bumpers and becoming the first Asian American in the role.

Former ABC 13 anchor Chauncy Glover has passed away at 39. His death was confirmed by his family, though no cause has been released. Glover was known for his journalism and community mentorship work.

Houston's Disability Access & Functional Needs Committee won the 2024 Martha Arbuckle Award for their innovative Disaster Readiness & Resilience Clinic.

UHD President Dr. Loren J. Blanchard announced a 25-year campus expansion plan in Houston, including educational facilities and student housing, with initial steps involving acquiring a new space called "The Launchpad."

Discovery Green in Houston celebrated Día de los Muertos with cultural performances, including music by Nick Gaitan, and a community altar for honoring the deceased.