Houston Embellished with Diverse Cultural Events, Islamic Arts Festival at UH and 'Radiant Nature' Exhibit at Botanic Garden
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.
Houston Housing Authority Names Interim CEO Amid Federal Investigation, Invests in Cybersecurity Upgrades
The Houston Housing Authority named Jennine Hovell-Cox as interim president amidst a federal investigation, with former CEO David Northern on leave. HHA also invested in new cybersecurity hardware following a network breach.
Sage Geosystems Partners with DoD to Pilot Geothermal Energy at NAS Corpus Christi, Explores Solar Project with San Miguel Co-op Near San Antonio
Sage Geosystems is partnering with the DoD to test geothermal energy at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi and is also planning a solar and storage project in Texas.
Gov. Abbott Poised to Push Through School Voucher Program in Texas Amid Concerns from Houston Educators
Governor Greg Abbott claims legislative support to pass a school voucher program in Texas, despite concerns from the Houston teachers' union about its impact on public education funding.












