THE HEIGHTS

If you haven’t heard of Solidcore just yet, it’s a full body workout that uses a special piece of equipment made for high intensity and low impact resistance training.

Seventeen years after releasing his debut EP, critically acclaimed artist Joshua Radin continues to move audiences with his mix of folk-rock and acoustic music.

Recently cider has been gaining tons of popularity with its cold and refreshing taste, plus it makes for a perfect patio beverage.

A police officer was dragged by a vehicle Saturday night leading to an officer-involved shooting in The Heights, according to the Houston Police Department.

Whether you like them with chili and cheese, a mountain of relish, or mustard only, there are plenty of ways to celebrate the hot dog today.

How Allan Hursig went from a career in energy, to running a specialty bakery in The Heights.

The Houston Police Department is asking for help in identifying suspects in a home invasion in the Heights that was caught on camera.

Houston rapper Slim Thug partnered with Chick’nCone for a signature meal supporting the nonprofit organization Boss Life Foundation.

From the themed décor, to food and drink items, you’ll find no shortage of 80’s memorabilia.

HOUSTON – Mutiny Wine Room in The Heights recently celebrated their one-year anniversary, and this neighborhood gem brings you the artistry of wine and food in a relaxed, and stylish setting. Their unique wine-tasting experience will make you feel like you’ve stepped into a traditional vineyard, without actually leaving the city. Mutiny Wine Room has a diverse-yet-manageable 40 to 45-wine bottle list focusing on boutique and small wineries. Owners Emily Trout and Mark Ellenberger’s mission is to transport their guests from the day-to-day. Watch as they chat with Lauren Kelly about their unique wine list, and blind tasting experience.

HOUSTON – Masks will no longer be mandatory at Texas businesses starting Wednesday, March 10, per Gov. “Tomorrow I am not going to be enforcing the mask mandate because I think it’s up to the individual,” Contello said. AdShe added that customers can still choose to wear a mask if it would make them more comfortable while shopping. “If you want to stay home, stay home and be safe,” she added. Let’s get our life back on track.”Joseph said he hopes people who may not agree with his stance, not take it out on his restaurant’s employees.

However, passionate gardeners like Sue Schwaller understand the heartbreak of seeing your plants after a long freeze. Kornegay swears by the scratch test. That plant’s going to be just fine,” Kornegay said after performing the test on a plant at his shop. Cut the plant’s limbs or leaves only if they do not pass the scratch test or if the parts are mushy, he said. ”You just cut all of those back and those roots will be just fine,” Kornegay said.

HOUSTON – Pure Barre offers a unique total body workout for guests all ages. I know you may think it’s just ballet-based barre class, but it’s so much more! Pure Barre is more than just a barre workout, it’s a lifestyle. Their community is a safe space for men and women, plus it’s designed to inspire and empower fitness and lifestyle goals. Pure Barre - The Heights also has an in-studio retail boutique with numerous brands including DYI, who manufactures their clothing right there in the Heights.

Go Easy, a self-care shop, is making its Houston debut with a new location in The Heights. HOUSTON – A self-care shop is making its Houston debut with a new location in The Heights. “Go Easy is thrilled to bring our unique brand of self-care to Houston. We are so glad we found a home at the MKT development,” said owner Molly Mathias. Go Easy is opening at the M-K-T development at 600 North Shepherd Drive, which is focused on health and wellness programming for women.

“Blinking lights and it is loud enough to where it hurts your ears on the inside of your home,” Shearer said. Shearer took to social media to share her concerns not only about the alarm but about work crews she says are creating parking problems along the street. Besides having their alarm company disable the outside alarms, they’re also planning to do more. We’re going to talk to our team about how can we not reverse and maybe go forward and forward out,” said Viers. ”We want to work together to make the Houston Heights the best neighborhood in Houston,” said Shearer.

As part of our Ask 2 series, the newsroom will answer your questions about all things Houston. Question: Is the Heights the most elevated area in Houston? Answer: Although the Heights got its name for its site on high land, according to the Texas State Historical Association, it is not the most elevated area of the Houston metro area. According to a topography map online, the Heights is only around 80 feet elevated, much like other areas within the loop. Meanwhile, areas of northwest Houston outside of the loop tower more than 250 feet above sea level.

HOUSTON – A Houston church community is praying that thieves and vandals stop making them a target. For the second time in two months, someone has destroyed or stolen a Black Lives Matter banner from the front of Resurrection MCC Church on West 11th Street near the Heights. This isn’t the first time someone tampered with a Black Lives Matter sign at Resurrection MCC. “I cannot believe that I just drove by your church and you have the sign of Black Lives Matter,” the voice said. “It matters enough to our congregation and it matters enough to our world right now to say: Black Lives Matter,” said Threash.

The Heights – Dr. Christopher Chance from Oaks Point Pediatric Dentistry said kids are staying home, eating more snacks and sweets that can lead to cavities. He also thinks their dental hygiene is not as well cared for when parents have the mentality that these teeth will fall out soon anyway. Here are the four most common mistakes he said parents are making with their kids' teeth:Not caring for baby teeth“It’s the foundation for the teeth that are going to come out next, it’s also the foundation for good overall health,” Dr. Christopher Chance said. Chance said, is that children produce more saliva than adults which can wash away bacteria but he encourages kids to drink more water at (and between) mealtime . Help them brush until they’re 8-years-old“That may seem like a long time but I always tell my parents, I say, ‘how comfortable would you be if your child brushed your teeth?’ And most parents say ‘OK yeah I wouldn’t have them brush my teeth and feel comfortable with that,’ so they’re more than likely not brushing their own,” Dr.

Senior Living: Live in the neighborhood you loveThe Village of Meyerland and The Village of The Heights, managed by Retirement Center Management (RCM), offer assisted living and memory care in the neighborhoods residents love. These neighborhoods offer easy access to shopping, restaurants, entertainment, and medical services. Residents who love the outdoors can still enjoy them on community balconies with skyline views, a community park with beautiful landscaping, and secured memory care gardens. Services provide the safety and peace of mind that everything will be taken care of daily without having to leave their home. The Village of Meyerland and The Village of The Heights will provide everything you or your loved one needs.

HOUSTON – Bellissimo is a small family-owned Italian restaurant serving made-to-order pizzas and pasta with a Mexican flair. The food is lovingly created and served-up hot, fresh and with a lot of care. What we love about Bellissimo is the family pride that is baked into every dish they serve. This is soul-saving food cooked by real people who really want you to enjoy yourself. Located in the Heights, this is one family restaurant that deserves your business.

HOUSTON – Hughie’s is a fresh, vibrant, and family-owned Vietnamese and American fusion restaurant. Some of those dishes include both the Shaking Beef and Shaking Chicken: both tender and delicious and packing a big-time-flavor-punch. Hughie’s is a place that combines very fresh vegetables with hearty proteins. It is the creativity in the cuisine: exciting flavors cooked infusing Vietnamese and American favorites. Hughie’s Tavern and Vietnamese GrilleAddress: 4721 North Main Street, HoustonPhone: 281-888-9415

HOUSTON – A man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in an elevator at an H-E-B in the Heights appeared before a magistrate judge on Friday. Court records revealed he is the suspect in a different sexual assault case and is a convicted sex offender. The Houston Police Department began canvassing the area after they received reports of sexual assault over the past few days. We learned from personnel that he was seen walking the halls of the building in search of the gym. Kroll is not allowed to live within 900 feet of a school, because he’s a convicted sex offender.

Best Bike Shop: Blue Line Bicycle Laboratory-The HeightsNowadays many things can be bought (and returned) easily online. Blue Line is a full-service shop with, apart from welding a frame, can build a bike entirely from scratchor give you the tools to do so yourself. Kink BMX bikes to Beach Cruisers to this-just-in Felt road bikes line the walls and aisles and finding a tech or experienced employee is as easy as well, dare we say it? The spacious shop smells like fresh tirewhat betterand new model helmets, handlebars, and more make for good browsing. 1504 Yale, Houston713-802-1707bluelinebikelab.comReaders' Choice: Houston Bike Shop - Bike BarnMultiple Locationsbikebarn.com

HOUSTON, Texas Investigators looked for answers Friday after a massive fire burned part of a structure belonging to St. Marks United Methodist Church in The Heights. Houston Fire Department officials said there were three people inside when the fire broke out, but all were able to get out safely. The call at St. Marks came a day before multiple calls for rescues following the floods from Imelda. Once the scene was under control, members of the church prayed with members of the fire department outside the structure. RELATED Imelda hovers over first public hearing on proposed Harris County tax rate increase With Harris County commissioners poised to adopt the first tax rate increase the county has seen since 1996, court Democrats... >The structure was built in 1940, according to the St. Marks United Methodist Church history.

Man dies in HPD custody after Heights car chaseHouston Police investigate the scene in the 200 block of East 10th Street in the Heights, Sunday July 28, 2019, where a suspect suffered an apparent medical episode after being arrested. Houston Police investigate the scene in the 200 block of East 10th Street in the Heights, Sunday July 28, 2019, where a suspect suffered an apparent medical episode after being arrested. Photo: Karen Warren, Staff Photographer Photo: Karen Warren, Staff Photographer Image 1 of / 3 Caption Close Man dies in HPD custody after Heights car chase 1 / 3 Back to GalleryA man suspected of stealing a truck and trailer died Sunday in police custody after leading officers on a low speed chase through The Heights, officials said. The suspect bolted past him on 10th Street with several officers following him. Two more people suspected of having a role in the theft were in a separate vehicle and taken into custody, Jones said.

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Good-Year Motors is a small dealership in The Heights, and when more than $3,700 in cash is stolen, it's a big hit. "We don't have deep pockets," says owner, Carolyn Brown.Brown says a man, who was caught on surveillance camera, came inside and stole money from her office. "Based on the way it looks on the camera, it looks like he's familiar with this place," said Brown.She tells ABC13 Eyewitness News she saw the man and thought he was there wanting to buy a car, but he had his eyes on something else. "He was not waiting on me at all, he was waiting for a chance to get in the office without even seeing him," says Brown.She walked into her office a short time later to get money, when she saw it was gone. "I think he needs to be taken off the street because obviously I'm not the first, I'm pretty sure of it, and I won't be the last," Brown said.

HOUSTON – Here are the Top 12 burgers in the Houston area, according to Good Taste. Lemon1809 Washington Ave Houston, Texas 713-554-1809 Simplicity at its finest. BuffBurger1014 Wirt Rd Ste 220 Houston, Texas 281-501-9773 Go for the “Avocado Burger” topped with fresh avocado, oven roasted tomatoes, fire roasted poblanos, smoked jalapeno gouda, Fresno chili mayo. Rodeo Goat2105 Dallas Street Houston, Texas 281-853-9480 Try the Chaca Oaxaca. The Burger Joint2703 Montrose Blvd Houston, Texas 281-974-2889 Their burgers are handcrafted with 100% Angus beef, always fresh, never frozen and made to order on a toasted classic style bun.