Posted on · The lawsuit alleges that Aldine ISD's negligence allowed an 11-year-old student to sexually assault a 6-year-old student in the back of a school bus on at least three separate occasions.
Posted on · Campus leaders previously said 10 absences would lead to automatic termination. According to the district’s head of human resources, the policy is more complicated.
Posted on · Prior to the vote, a resident who wanted a new street light had to pay the first year's operational costs, about $200.
Posted on · Melissa Moore, attorney for former Agwan staffer Maha Chishtey, said her firm is representing other former Agwan campaign employees who will be filing charges related to alleged sexual harassment by former senior staffers.
Posted on · The Houston-area dessert shop has had lines wrapping around its business since Lee, a popular food critic on TikTok, reviewed The Puddery in late November.
Posted on · Houston Matters visits a regular Sunday night lucha libre event in the city's Magnolia Park neighborhood.
Posted on · The nine proposals would’ve kicked in immediately, bringing relief to some residents whose water bills have gone as high as $1,000 or more.
Posted on · "The idea that Miss Cox wants desperately to be a parent and this law might actually cause her to lose that ability is shocking and would be a genuine miscarriage of justice," Travis County District Judge Maya Guerra Gamble said after an emergency hearing Thursday.
Posted on · A proposed ordinance by Houston's outgoing mayor would require city council approval to terminate the existing concessions agreements at Hobby and Bush Intercontinental Airport as the city faces an ongoing lawsuit filed by a Pappas-led group, which was a longtime Hobby concessionaire that lost a competitive bid earlier this year.
Posted on · City officials argue the initial deal was invalid because the land tract is not adjacent to city limits.
Posted on · Greater Houston Partnership’s Patrick Jankowski predicts Houston will add 57,600, specifically, in 2024.
Posted on · An area chef and alum of the recently closed Art Institute of Houston's culinary school shares his thoughts.
Posted on · Paxton, a Republican who beat impeachment charges this year, has not reported at least a half dozen properties in Florida, Hawaii, Oklahoma and Utah to the state.
Posted on · On Thursday's show: What will the job market look like in Houston next year? The Greater Houston Partnership unveils its jobs forecast for 2024.
Posted on · A total of six community meetings will be held this week and next to address design and construction updates related to a $9.7 billion initiative to widen and reroute I-45 near and north of downtown.
Posted on · Many of the inventions at the showcase were focused on the energy industry. The university plans to have three to four showcases each year.
Posted on · Agwan is a progressive activist challenging Congresswoman Lizzie Fletcher for the Democratic nomination in Texas’ 7th Congressional District.
Posted on · The FAFSA Simplification Act was passed in 2022, and the new simplified version of the form will come with key changes to the student index calculation.
Posted on · While the city’s development code still allows new hookah bars to open, patrons won’t be able to smoke in tobacco bars that open after Dec. 31, 2023
Posted on · The campaigns for the incumbent and challenger for the District G seat, which represents an affluent swath of West Houston, have combined to spend upwards of $500,000 since the Nov. 7 general election and had more than $100,000 remaining as of Dec. 1.
Posted on · The termination does not affect any other partnering library apps like Libby, Kanopy, Beanstack and Newsreader.
Posted on · With the holidays upon us, many of us will have visitors from out of town. Houston food writers give some suggestions on where to take them to eat to show them the town.
Posted on · Political analysts Brandon Rottinghaus and Nancy Sims share their thoughts on these developments and more in recent local, state, and national politics.
Posted on · The Heights-area development opened to much fanfare in 2021 as a vibrant food hall. The three-story property now has only one food-and-beverage tenant.
Posted on · A judge in October blocked the Texas Education Agency from releasing accountability ratings after deeming its new ratings system unlawful.
Posted on · Students in Houston ISD are almost halfway through the first school year under state-appointed leadership. On some campuses, a sweeping reform program has completely transformed the typical school day. It’s not working for all students.
Posted on · On Wednesday's show: We’re just days away from knowing who will become the next mayor of the city of Houston. From the runoff election to special session news and beyond, we seek context and clarity in our weekly political roundup.
Posted on · The Legislature also failed to pass election-related bills.
Posted on · The City of Houston is adding medians to a stretch of Houston Avenue north of downtown, in order to make what is now is a six-lane street easier to cross for pedestrians and less congested and complicated for drivers.
Posted on · The woman's baby has a fatal abnormality, but under Texas law, she has not been able to access an abortion.
Posted on · Research for Long COVID used to be funded by the National Institutes of Health. Advocates are asking for at least $1 billion over the next 10 years for research funding and clinical trials.
Posted on · Of those who said they would not purchase an electric vehicle, nearly half cited scarcity of charging stations as the main reason.