
More than $350M in foster care reforms, oversight, enough to end court monitoring, state tells court
Read full article: More than $350M in foster care reforms, oversight, enough to end court monitoring, state tells court“Substantial” compliance to federal court-ordered improvements should be enough to end 15-year-old lawsuit, state argues

Jury seated in child custody trial involving Lee Gilley's children amid international extradition battle
Read full article: Jury seated in child custody trial involving Lee Gilley's children amid international extradition battleA jury was seated late Tuesday evening in the heated child custody battle involving the two young children of Lee Gilley and Christa Bauer despite a pause in Gilley’s Harris County criminal case amid an international extradition battle with Italy.

False pamphlets causing backlash and confusion, Texas transgender rights group says
Read full article: False pamphlets causing backlash and confusion, Texas transgender rights group saysThe mailers, sent by an organization formed last month in Wyoming, implicate a Texas transgender rights group that says it was not involved.

Houston City Council to vote on $5.5M boost for smart water meter system
Read full article: Houston City Council to vote on $5.5M boost for smart water meter systemThe Houston City Council is set to vote Wednesday on whether to appropriate an additional $5,500,000 to an existing contract for the city’s Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) system — bringing the total contract value to $43.5 million.

Houston Metro launches mobile police command center at Moody Park as residents question presence during early voting
Read full article: Houston Metro launches mobile police command center at Moody Park as residents question presence during early votingHouston Metro launched its new METRO Police Department Mobile Operations Command Center (MOCC) at Moody Park on Houston’s Northside, drawing questions from some residents about the police presence at the location during early voting.

Morton Ranch High School football family embraces health journey with youngest child
Read full article: Morton Ranch High School football family embraces health journey with youngest childRyan Smith was born with Cerebral Palsy and at age 4 a successful surgery at Texas Children's Hospital turned her life around.

Grow it, make it, use it | Using fresh herbs in your skincare routine
Read full article: Grow it, make it, use it | Using fresh herbs in your skincare routineHerbs aren't just for the kitchen! Ro Jones and Stephanie Calloway from the Herb Society of America's South Texas Unit join Houston Life to share how herbs like parsley and calendula can be incorporated into your skincare routine. Learn about herbal oils, DIY facial scrubs and simple ways to put these natural ingredients to use. Plus, get a preview of the 53rd Annual Herb Fair, happening Saturday, November 7, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Shop locally grown plants, herbal wellness products, handmade crafts, holiday gifts and more! Admission is free, and advance vouchers are available for shoppers who want early access to the best selection.

Plot-twist trips, paranormal adventures and AI-powered vacations, where will 2027 take you?
Read full article: Plot-twist trips, paranormal adventures and AI-powered vacations, where will 2027 take you?What will travel look like in 2027? Travel expert Justin Walter of Your Bucket List Guide joins Houston Life to break down Booking.com's latest Travel Predictions and the trends that could change how we plan our next getaway. From vacations that take you completely out of character to paranormal experiences, vibe-based destination picks and adventure-fueled connections, travelers are rethinking what a vacation can be. Plus, find out how artificial intelligence could help travelers disconnect from work and make the most of their time off. Ready to start planning your next getaway? Visit Booking.com for travel inspiration, and follow @yourbucketlistguide for more ideas.

Ken Paxton pitches tax deductions, takes aim at James Talarico during Conroe campaign stop
Read full article: Ken Paxton pitches tax deductions, takes aim at James Talarico during Conroe campaign stopTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton brought his U.S. Senate campaign to Montgomery County on Tuesday, pitching tax deductions and lower costs for families while repeatedly attacking Democratic state Rep. James Talarico, his opponent in the race.

HISD students now have a guaranteed path to college, and money to pay for it
Read full article: HISD students now have a guaranteed path to college, and money to pay for itHouston Christian University and Houston Independent School District signed a memorandum expanding HCU’s Guaranteed Admission Program (GAP) to HISD, guaranteeing admission and merit-based scholarships.

Amazon hiring more than 6,000 workers in Greater Houston for holiday season
Read full article: Amazon hiring more than 6,000 workers in Greater Houston for holiday seasonAmazon plans to hire more than 300,000 seasonal, part-time and full-time workers nationwide, including 26,500 in Texas, with expanded health care benefits for qualifying seasonal employees starting in 2027.

Child care affordability could become a key issue for Texas voters in November
Read full article: Child care affordability could become a key issue for Texas voters in NovemberTexas voters increasingly view child care affordability as a key midterm issue as families face rising costs -- about $11,000 a year for infant care -- forcing tough work vs. care decisions. A recent poll finds 79% support tax incentives for employers offering child care solutions, highlighting broad demand for policies that boost workforce participation, family financial stability and birth-rate considerations. Lawmakers and employers are urged to consider creative supports, from on-site care and subsidies to community and multigenerational arrangements, to make work viable and strengthen Texas’s economic future.

How to read the tea leaves as early voting totals in the Texas election trickle in
Read full article: How to read the tea leaves as early voting totals in the Texas election trickle inCounties are reporting record-breaking early voting participation. But that information alone isn’t necessarily useful in interpreting who will win.

Houston ranks among most dangerous U.S. cities for trick-or-treating, study finds
Read full article: Houston ranks among most dangerous U.S. cities for trick-or-treating, study findsHouston ranks among the most dangerous cities in the country for trick-or-treating, according to a new study that examined crime rates, pedestrian fatalities and other safety factors ahead of Halloween.

Houston groups declare 'State of Emergency' over ICE actions, two girls left alone after mother detained
Read full article: Houston groups declare 'State of Emergency' over ICE actions, two girls left alone after mother detainedThe Greater Houston Coalition for Justice and LULAC declared a “State of Emergency” over recent ICE operations in Houston, citing cases that they say have caused severe harm to immigrant families.

Harris County Precinct 2 clears 23 dangerous properties, addresses 93 violations
Read full article: Harris County Precinct 2 clears 23 dangerous properties, addresses 93 violationsHarris County Precinct 2 has spent $500,000 to address dangerous properties and nuisance violations in several communities, including Channelview, Baytown and Aldine.

Trader Joe’s plans 3 new Texas stores, including one in the Houston area
Read full article: Trader Joe’s plans 3 new Texas stores, including one in the Houston areaTrader Joe’s is expanding its footprint in Texas, with three new stores planned for the Lone Star State, including a new location in the Houston-area city of Bellaire.

LIVE: Ken Paxton brings Senate campaign tour to Houston area Tuesday
Read full article: LIVE: Ken Paxton brings Senate campaign tour to Houston area TuesdayWith just two weeks until Election Day, the race for Texas’ U.S. Senate seat is heating up as Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico bring their campaigns to the Houston area.

Texas data center boom could erase decades of progress on air quality
Read full article: Texas data center boom could erase decades of progress on air qualityA new report warns that the state’s air quality progress could be reversed by the end of the decade, especially if facilities use natural gas power.

Federal judge to weigh Texas bid to dismiss 15-year-old suit seeking foster care system reform
Read full article: Federal judge to weigh Texas bid to dismiss 15-year-old suit seeking foster care system reformU.S. District Judge Randy Crane will hold the first public hearing in two years this week on the lawsuit, which prompted constant court oversight of the troubled system.

Man in critical condition after being shot during argument over ownership of SW Houston lounge
Read full article: Man in critical condition after being shot during argument over ownership of SW Houston loungeA man is in critical condition after being shot during a dispute outside a lounge in southwest Houston Monday night, according to the Houston Police Department.

Overgrown lot, rotten plywood and a dangerous hole yards from a city park has concerned residents calling for action
Read full article: Overgrown lot, rotten plywood and a dangerous hole yards from a city park has concerned residents calling for actionResidents in a West Houston neighborhood are raising concerns about an overgrown vacant lot and a large hole covered with deteriorating plywood, citing potential safety risks for families in the area.

Harris County shatters early voting record on Day 1 with at least 104,000 ballots cast
Read full article: Harris County shatters early voting record on Day 1 with at least 104,000 ballots castHarris County shattered its early voting record on Day 1, with 104,201 ballots cast by 6 p.m. — blowing past the previous record of 63,000 votes set during the 2018 midterm elections. The milestone was confirmed by the Harris County Clerk’s Office.

Great Wolf Lodge Halloween Fun: Trick-or-Treat Trails & Family Activities
Read full article: Great Wolf Lodge Halloween Fun: Trick-or-Treat Trails & Family ActivitiesGreat Wolf Lodge is turning up the family-friendly fright this Halloween season, and it’s the perfect destination for parents looking for fun that’s more treats than tricks. Our friend Emily Kaufman, aka The Travel Mom, returns to Houston Life to share why a stay at Great Wolf is an easy, no-fuss way to celebrate spooky season with kids of all ages.

Early voting: Harris County judge candidates split on property taxes and safety
Read full article: Early voting: Harris County judge candidates split on property taxes and safetyWatch ENOUGH break down interviews with Harris County judge candidates Letitia Plummer and Orlando Sanchez, including their promises and questions left open.

How to get your home market-ready without breaking the bank
Read full article: How to get your home market-ready without breaking the bankSelling your home doesn’t always mean a full remodel. But knowing where to spend and where to hold back can be the difference between a quick sale and a house that sits on the market.

Fort Bend Women’s Center shares resources for domestic violence survivors
Read full article: Fort Bend Women’s Center shares resources for domestic violence survivorsOctober is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the Fort Bend Women’s Center is helping survivors find safety, support and the resources they need to rebuild their lives. Josh Brown, CEO of the Fort Bend Women’s Center, joins Houston Life to discuss the warning signs of domestic violence, the growing need for survivor services in our community and the organization’s goal to serve 100% of reported domestic violence and sexual assault cases in Fort Bend County by 2036. The center provides a 24/7 crisis hotline, emergency shelter, housing assistance, mental health counseling, legal services, youth programs and more. Need help or want to support survivors? 📞 24/7 Crisis Hotline: 281-342-HELP

Dozens of shots fired before law enforcement arrive to serve warrant in North Houston
Read full article: Dozens of shots fired before law enforcement arrive to serve warrant in North HoustonFederal and local law enforcement agencies are at a home on Houston’s north side working to serve a warrant.

Día de los Muertos: Simple ideas for a meaningful ofrenda honoring a loved one
Read full article: Día de los Muertos: Simple ideas for a meaningful ofrenda honoring a loved oneCelebrate loved ones this Día de los Muertos. The Bucket List Latina shares the meaning behind the tradition and simple ideas for creating a personal ofrenda at home, with finds from Walmart.

Florida is No. 1 in preseason AP Top 25 men's poll as Duke, Illini also receive first-place votes
Read full article: Florida is No. 1 in preseason AP Top 25 men's poll as Duke, Illini also receive first-place votesFlorida starts the men's college basketball season ranked No. 1 in the preseason AP Top 25.

Houston loves the music. Can its independent musicians afford to keep making it?
Read full article: Houston loves the music. Can its independent musicians afford to keep making it?Van Buskirk has made music her livelihood, helping support her partner and son. Keeping that livelihood going, she said, takes more than talent.

Woman detained after shooting two men during altercation at Cypress Station apartment complex, deputies say
Read full article: Woman detained after shooting two men during altercation at Cypress Station apartment complex, deputies sayA verbal dispute between residents at The Park at Cumberland Apartments in Houston escalated into a physical altercation on Oct. 17, 2026, after which an adult woman fired into a nearby crowd, wounding two men.

House fire on Terry Street damages neighboring homes in Houston
Read full article: House fire on Terry Street damages neighboring homes in HoustonA house fire broke out early Oct. 18, 2026, on the 2800 block of Terry Street in Houston, prompting Houston Fire Department crews to respond at about 5:39 a.m.

Man drowns in Sims Bayou after swimming while stranded with broken-down car, Houston police say
Read full article: Man drowns in Sims Bayou after swimming while stranded with broken-down car, Houston police sayA man drowned in Sims Bayou near Houston’s Allendale neighborhood on Oct. 17, 2026, after entering the water fully clothed despite a bystander’s warning while his car was being repaired.

Rockets' Kevin Durant, Suns owner Mat Ishbia spar on social media over Durant's time in Phoenix
Read full article: Rockets' Kevin Durant, Suns owner Mat Ishbia spar on social media over Durant's time in PhoenixHouston Rockets star Kevin Durant and Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia had a social media spat Saturday.

Houston firefighters honor 85 members who died in the line of duty at annual memorial ceremony
Read full article: Houston firefighters honor 85 members who died in the line of duty at annual memorial ceremonyHouston firefighters, families and friends gathered Saturday to honor the 85 members who have died in the line of duty during the annual Houston Firefighters’ Memorial Ceremony.

How to become a poll worker in the Houston area for 2026 midterm election
Read full article: How to become a poll worker in the Houston area for 2026 midterm electionInterested in working the Nov. 3 election? Find Houston-area poll-worker application links, eligibility information and questions to ask about pay and training.

Man Shot In Neck At Houston Nightclub Now Investigated As Suspect
Read full article: Man Shot In Neck At Houston Nightclub Now Investigated As SuspectTwo people were shot in the neck in the parking lot of Houston’s Magnolia Club after an argument between two men escalated and both allegedly fired guns; both victims underwent surgery and are stable.

2-alarm warehouse fire at UniClean America prompts hazmat response in northwest Houston
Read full article: 2-alarm warehouse fire at UniClean America prompts hazmat response in northwest HoustonA 2-alarm fire heavily damaged the UniClean America warehouse on Antoine Drive in northwest Houston late Friday, spreading to nearby businesses and prompting a multi-department firefighting response.

Overturned 18-wheeler blocks Katy Freeway near N. Post Oak
Read full article: Overturned 18-wheeler blocks Katy Freeway near N. Post OakAn 18-wheeler overturned early this morning on the westbound Katy Freeway near North Post Oak, reportedly occurring on the exit ramp from 610 South. Houston Police responded, at least one person was transported from the scene.

FBI Houston investigates suspicious mailings after white powder sent to Ted Cruz’s office
Read full article: FBI Houston investigates suspicious mailings after white powder sent to Ted Cruz’s officeThe FBI Houston field office is investigating at a federal building as authorities investigate a series of suspicious mailings sent to addresses nationwide, including an envelope containing white powder sent to Sen. Ted Cruz’s office.

Man goes door-to-door helping people escape apartment fire in SW Houston
Read full article: Man goes door-to-door helping people escape apartment fire in SW HoustonAfter smoke and flames erupted across multiple units at The Athena apartments in southwest Houston, a resident sprang into action, going door to door to alert and help neighbors escape. Thick gray and white smoke billowed across the skyline as firefighters arrived at the complex on Forum Park Drive. Roughly 10 units were engulfed, Houston Fire Department crews confirmed there were no injuries. The developing story captures urgent neighborliness, coordinated emergency response and the mounting damage as officials and reporters remain on scene.

Houston, show us how you’re enjoying the fall temps with your Click2Pins
Read full article: Houston, show us how you’re enjoying the fall temps with your Click2PinsViewers are encouraged to share photos of weather events like rain, thunderstorms, or rainbows in their neighborhoods by uploading them to Click2Pins.

Check your pockets! This rare penny is worth $235K, and it’s on display in Houston
Read full article: Check your pockets! This rare penny is worth $235K, and it’s on display in HoustonA penny worth an estimated $235,000 is now on display in Houston, and experts say it is one of the rarest coins in American history.

Houston firefighters share heating and fire safety tips as temperatures begin to drop
Read full article: Houston firefighters share heating and fire safety tips as temperatures begin to dropAs temperatures begin to drop in Houston, many residents are pulling out their hoodies, boots and space heaters. But before turning up the heat, firefighters are reminding people to take precautions to prevent fires and keep their homes safe.

Texans are playing in London! Looking for second win of the season
Read full article: Texans are playing in London! Looking for second win of the seasonThe Houston Texans will play the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium on Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Houston time for their first international game since 2019. Texans owners Cal & Hannah McNair, along with Texans legend Andre Johnson, are already overseas, pouring pints of beer to fans at Redwood Bar at London Bridge Station.

Houston construction industry faces labor shortages amid immigration enforcement
Read full article: Houston construction industry faces labor shortages amid immigration enforcementHouston’s construction industry is feeling the strain of a growing labor shortage, as immigration enforcement pushes workers off job sites and out of the state.

Was ICE chasing a dead man? New report raises alarming questions about Houston operation
Read full article: Was ICE chasing a dead man? New report raises alarming questions about Houston operationFederal immigration agents involved in an operation that left a Houston construction worker seriously injured were searching for a man whose family says died nearly nine years ago, according to a new report from The New York Times.

From flood surveys to supply drops: How drones and AI are changing hurricane response in Houston
Read full article: From flood surveys to supply drops: How drones and AI are changing hurricane response in HoustonA Houston-area company sees a new mission for its agricultural drones: delivering emergency supplies. In Pasadena, drones and AI are already changing how emergency crews work.

Houston police looking for suspect in Westheimer robbery
Read full article: Houston police looking for suspect in Westheimer robberyHouston police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man accused of shoving two employees during a robbery at a store on Westheimer Road near Briargrove Drive. Police say the walked into the store 2:15 p.m. August 20th and spent about an hour inside.

Katy parents and teen son among five charged in $3 million Houston luxury car theft scheme
Read full article: Katy parents and teen son among five charged in $3 million Houston luxury car theft schemeFive people have been arrested and charged with engaging in organized crime in connection with a scheme that allegedly stole high-end vehicles being shipped across the country, Houston police said. Three of the suspects are members of a Katy family, including a teen son who allegedly helped in the scheme while still a juvenile.

LIVE: Houston-area lawmakers join Austin hearing on ICE use of force after shooting
Read full article: LIVE: Houston-area lawmakers join Austin hearing on ICE use of force after shootingHouston-area Democratic lawmakers joined fellow members of Congress in Austin Thursday for a hearing examining Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s use of force following the shooting of a Venezuelan man last month.

Houston City Controller hosts Siempre Presente to honor lives impacted by immigration enforcement
Read full article: Houston City Controller hosts Siempre Presente to honor lives impacted by immigration enforcementThe Houston City Controller’s office hosted Siempre Presente on Oct. 15, 2026, at the TBH Center to honor lives affected by immigration enforcement and mobilize community action.

fbi seeks victims former harris county deputy dohnya dozier
Read full article: fbi seeks victims former harris county deputy dohnya dozierThe FBI is asking potential victims of a former Harris County sheriff’s deputy accused of threatening to arrest a woman unless she had sex with him to come forward as investigators believe there may be additional victims.

ICE officer placed on administrative leave after striking man with SUV in Houston
Read full article: ICE officer placed on administrative leave after striking man with SUV in HoustonA U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer who allegedly struck a man with an SUV in Houston has been placed on administrative leave as an internal investigation continues, according to a senior Department of Homeland Security official, NBC News says.

Man convicted after methamphetamine, gun found during chase that ended at Alief school
Read full article: Man convicted after methamphetamine, gun found during chase that ended at Alief schoolA 46-year-old man faces up to life in prison after a federal jury convicted him of possessing methamphetamine with intent to distribute and illegally possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.

AG Ken Paxton targets Texas data centers over water use, including developments in Harris County
Read full article: AG Ken Paxton targets Texas data centers over water use, including developments in Harris CountyTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton sent letters to 156 data center developments statewide, requiring updated water-use information as his office investigates compliance with state law.

Houston’s Chicano Squad transformed homicide investigations in the 1970s
Read full article: Houston’s Chicano Squad transformed homicide investigations in the 1970sIn the late 1970s, six Mexican American Houston police officers helped change the way the Houston Police Department investigated homicides, building trust in communities where residents had long been reluctant to speak with law enforcement.

Worker electrocuted, killed after bucket truck hits power lines in NW Houston
Read full article: Worker electrocuted, killed after bucket truck hits power lines in NW HoustonOne person is dead and another was injured after an electrocution incident involving power lines in the Acres Homes area of Houston Wednesday.

Buy now, pay later: The hidden financial burden and what consumers need to know
Read full article: Buy now, pay later: The hidden financial burden and what consumers need to knowAs the cost of living puts pressure on household budgets, more consumers are turning to buy now, pay later services to cover everyday expenses, including groceries.

Smart glasses raise child safety concerns as experts warn about hidden cameras
Read full article: Smart glasses raise child safety concerns as experts warn about hidden camerasCamera-equipped smart glasses can look like ordinary eyewear, making it difficult to tell when someone may be recording. As the technology becomes more common, child safety experts are urging parents to talk with their children about privacy, personal safety and what to do if they suspect they are being recorded.

Man in critical condition after allegedly being robbed, hit over the head in southwest Houston
Read full article: Man in critical condition after allegedly being robbed, hit over the head in southwest HoustonHouston police are investigating after a man was found with a serious head injury after allegedly being robbed and struck with either a stick or club.

Fortis College prepares Houston students for careers in Sterile Processing
Read full article: Fortis College prepares Houston students for careers in Sterile ProcessingEver wonder who makes sure surgical instruments are clean, properly sterilized and ready for the operating room? Meet the sterile processing technicians who play a critical role in patient safety! Houston Life's Derrick Shore visited Fortis College’s Houston South Campus to learn how students train for this essential health care career. From hands-on classroom instruction to real-world externships, discover how the program prepares students for the workforce and why some students are hired before completing their externships.

More than 1 million Texans affected by CenterPoint data breach, AG report shows
Read full article: More than 1 million Texans affected by CenterPoint data breach, AG report showsMore than 1 million Texans were affected by a CenterPoint Energy data breach involving names, addresses, Social Security information and driver’s-license numbers.

Landry’s Chef Series: Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse celebrates 45 Years with new Fall menu
Read full article: Landry’s Chef Series: Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse celebrates 45 Years with new Fall menuHouston Life is heading to Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse in the Galleria for a delicious look at the restaurant’s new fall menu and 45th anniversary celebration! Chef Ariel Fox, a Hell’s Kitchen Season 18 winner, takes us through some of the restaurant’s standout dishes, from yellowtail crudo and ahi tuna poke crispy rice to new Wagyu cuts, a signature 45-ounce dry-aged tomahawk and the famous butter cake topped with vanilla ice cream and salted caramel sauce.

Monster Jam returns to Houston with The Amazing Spider-Man Truck
Read full article: Monster Jam returns to Houston with The Amazing Spider-Man TruckGet ready for high-flying stunts, massive trucks and superhero-sized excitement! Monster Jam is roaring back into Houston, and driver Camden Murphy is getting behind the wheel of The Amazing Spider-Man truck.

The Woodlands Christian Academy takes learning beyond the classroom
Read full article: The Woodlands Christian Academy takes learning beyond the classroomWhat makes a school day special? At The Woodlands Christian Academy, learning goes beyond traditional classroom lessons with hands-on STEM activities, Spanish immersion, athletics and opportunities to serve the community. Houston Life takes a closer look at the academy’s Lower School program, where smaller class sizes and individualized attention help students grow academically, spiritually and personally.

Texas election guide 2026: Dates, voting requirements and Houston-area contacts
Read full article: Texas election guide 2026: Dates, voting requirements and Houston-area contactsFind key dates, voter registration information, ID requirements and Houston-area election office contacts for the Nov. 3, 2026, Texas election.

Houston has questions. ENOUGH gets answers.
Read full article: Houston has questions. ENOUGH gets answers.ENOUGH is an investigative journalism series from KPRC 2 that examines issues affecting Houston residents—rising electric delivery charges, license-plate camera access and misuse, rapid data-center sp

Fire damages 12 units at north Houston apartment complex, displacing multiple families
Read full article: Fire damages 12 units at north Houston apartment complex, displacing multiple familiesMultiple families are displaced after a fire damaged 12 units at a north Houston apartment complex early Wednesday morning, officials said.

Houston man accused of robbing people at knifepoint after crash
Read full article: Houston man accused of robbing people at knifepoint after crashA man in his early 20s is accused of robbing people at knifepoint after crashing a vehicle into another car in a parking lot in northeast Houston Tuesday night, according to the Houston Police Department.

Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Tina Knowles celebrate opening of new Houston housing facility for unhoused residents
Read full article: Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Tina Knowles celebrate opening of new Houston housing facility for unhoused residentsBeyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Tina Knowles were in Houston to mark the opening of the Knowles-Rowland House, a new permanent supportive housing facility built in partnership with Bread of Life, Inc.

‘He is our spiritual father’: Houston Catholics gather in prayer for Pope Leo XIV after lung cancer diagnosis
Read full article: ‘He is our spiritual father’: Houston Catholics gather in prayer for Pope Leo XIV after lung cancer diagnosisCatholics around the world are praying for Pope Leo XIV after the Vatican announced the 71-year-old pontiff has lung cancer and underwent surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung. Here in Houston, members of the city’s oldest Catholic church are gathering in solidarity.

Flights at Bush Intercontinental Airport experiencing delays after contractor damages fiber-optic line
Read full article: Flights at Bush Intercontinental Airport experiencing delays after contractor damages fiber-optic lineFlights at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) are experiencing significant delays after a construction contractor damaged a fiber-optic line.

Judge weighs who should oversee Camp Mystic in bankruptcy case
Read full article: Judge weighs who should oversee Camp Mystic in bankruptcy caseA judge overseeing Camp Mystic’s bankruptcy case has not yet announced a decision on who should oversee the camp as legal claims tied to the July 4 floods move forward.

Is the historic Grand Galvez really haunted? Houston Life explores one of Galveston’s spookiest hotels
Read full article: Is the historic Grand Galvez really haunted? Houston Life explores one of Galveston’s spookiest hotelsIs one of Galveston’s most iconic hotels home to more than just overnight guests? 👻 The historic Grand Galvez is known for its elegant charm and eerie reputation, with ghost stories and tales of paranormal activity spanning generations. Houston Life takes you inside to explore the legends, uncover the spooky stories and ask the big question: Is the Grand Galvez really haunted?




















