The Harris County Office of County Administration has released cost estimates for two potential paths they could take concerning the future of the Astrodome.

When Hurricane Katrina unleashed its fury in August 2005, the rising waters didn’t just flood New Orleans — they uprooted lives. Families were forced to flee with little more than the clothes on their backs, including Pastor Shannon Verrett.

A new survey conducted by the Hobby School of Public Affairs at the University of Houston reveals strong support among Harris County voters for public funding of renovations to NRG Stadium and several future entertainment developments across the county.

The Houston Texans are exploring options to improve the stadium they call home, and several different possibilities have been discussed—including building a new stadium altogether.

The Astrodome Conservancy revealed plans to bring the historic landmark back to life with revenue-generated structures: a space for tenants, offices, and hotels. It also included an arena, event, and entertainment venue space along with an area for food and beverages.

Houston's beloved Astrodome, once dubbed the "Eighth Wonder of the World," is on the brink of a new chapter. After years of anticipation, the Astrodome Conservancy will reveal its plans for the iconic structure this Wednesday.

Several people were left injured in a multi-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon that involved a METRORail train between the Houston Medical Center and the Astrodome, according to METRORail.

The 4th annual Race For the Dome is almost here! Plan your route if you're traveling near the Astrodome

It’s the 29th anniversary of Selena Quintanilla’s last concert at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo at the Astrodome.

Join us as we take a trip down memory lane with the iconic Astrodome! 🏟️ From its historic debut as the world's first domed sports stadium in 1965 to its recent feature on KPRC 2's "Take a Seat" show, the Astrodome holds a special place in the hearts of Houstonians. 🤩 Share your favorite Astrodome memories in the comments below and let's celebrate this beloved landmark together!

Those last-second shots and breathtaking upsets that make the NCAA Tournament so great tend to get remembered the most by fans.

The Dome turns 58 years old this month, and next weekend Dome-lovers will gather together at the third annual ‘Race for the Dome.’

It's the Astrodome's birthday weekend! Help us celebrate. Share photos and videos of your favorite memories on click2pins.

No ticket to the big game? No problem! 8th Wonder Brewery has plenty of room (and beverages!) for everyone!

Just like those retro Astros sweaters and jackets - this song is also making a comeback, thanks to a local high school choir.

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo will return on Feb. 28 for its 90th anniversary with three weeks worth of entertainment.

Once billed the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” the long-abandoned Astrodome is arguably still Houston’s most iconic landmark.

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What to do with the Astrodome? That is going to be the focus of a meeting Thursday night.

The Astrodome Conservancy is scheduled to host a press conference Thursday at 10:30 a.m. to discuss its campaign to create a community-supported vision for the reuse and redevelopment of the landmark Astrodome.

Once billed the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” the Astrodome is arguably Houston’s most iconic landmark.

As a member of the Supremes, Mary Wilson opened for Judy Garland on Friday, Dec. 17, 1965 at the Astrodrome in Houston. [RELATED: Mary Wilson, longest-reigning original Supreme, dies at 76]It was the first concert to take place at the venue and tickets were priced $1 - $7.50 per attendee, according to an old flyer found online. At the time, The Astrodome could originally seat 48,000 people but added another 12,000 seats for the show. About one month before the concert, The Supremes, which included Wilson, Diana Ross, and Florence Ballard, celebrated their seventh chart-topping hit “I Hear a Symphony,” according to SoulMusic.com. AdBy Dec. 17, the song was No.

HOUSTON – A former Major League Baseball pitcher with Alzheimer’s has been found safe Thursday afternoon near the Astrodome area, police confirmed. Roric Harrison, 74, went missing on Wednesday off Main Street in the Texas Medical Center. Police said he was found by a good Samaritan and is safely back home with his family. Police said Harrison was a pitcher in Major League Baseball for five years back in the 1970s. Harrison, who was signed to the Houston Astros at a point in his career, was the last American League pitcher to hit a home run in an American League game before they introduced the designated hitter.

As part of our Ask 2 series, the newsroom will answer your questions about all things Houston. Question: What is the status of the Astrodome? Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo said in 2019 that she wants the county to focus on criminal justice reform and flood control. The status of the project remains in “demo” mode and no other updates have been posted at this time. To read more on Harris County’s plans to renovate the Astrodome, go here.

HOUSTON – Across the state Tejano music lovers are taking time to remember the pop icon Selena. Rodeo Houston 1995 was still in the Astrodome and where the native Texan is remembered by many as making her final public performance. Strutting the famous purple-studded one piece, Selena was seen by more than 61,000 people attending the rodeo that night. If she had lived till this day Jennifer Lopez would not be Jennifer Lopez," Lazo said. "Selena could have been a movie star and Selena could have been everything that Jennifer Lopez is with the following, clothing, perfume."