Houston hosts a 'Red, White & You' job fair at NRG Center for veterans and their families, featuring nearly 150 employers and resources for career transition.

Protesters in Houston oppose a $4.4 billion school bond for HISD, distrusting the state-appointed superintendent and criticizing his negative impact on schools.

The American Bankers Association highlights a rise in check fraud, urging vigilance. Reports show an alarming jump in incidents from 350,000 in 2021 to 680,000 in 2023, with the financial industry adopting new technologies to combat this issue.

Francis, recognized as the oldest-living person in the U.S., died at 115. The Houston Chronicle confirmed her age, stating she was the 54th oldest person ever.

The family of a 3-year-old who lost fingers in an H-E-B escalator accident is suing the store and the escalator company, alleging negligence and seeking over $1 million.

Houston celebrates Indigenous Peoples' Day with cultural events and civic engagement, focusing on Native heritage and encouraging Indigenous voter turnout.

Houston is set to celebrate White Cane Safety Day with events on October 15 at the University of Houston and October 12 at the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center.

The Woodlands' Grogan's Mill Village Center is expected to complete a new library and community center by summer 2025, offering modern and nature-inspired amenities.

Commemorative events are being held for the October 7 Hamas attacks, including a vigil in Houston and activities on college campuses, amid increased anti-Semitic incidents.

A historic marker was unveiled in Sutherland Springs, Texas, honoring the 26 victims of a 2017 mass shooting and replacing the demolished First Baptist Church.

The Sol Living Trust claimed the $800 million Texas Mega Millions jackpot, opting for a $409.2 million cash payout before taxes. The winning ticket was purchased at a Murphy USA station, which earned a $1 million bonus.

The Houston ISD board rejected the teachers union's request to lock classroom doors, maintaining the open-door policy to promote a cooperative atmosphere despite safety concerns.

Chuck Swindoll announces retirement as pastor of Stonebriar Community Church, with plans to focus on his radio ministry "Insight for Living" post-retirement.