
Hotels sued over alleged sex trafficking of teen linked to Klein Cain High School prostitution case
Read full article: Hotels sued over alleged sex trafficking of teen linked to Klein Cain High School prostitution caseAttorneys for a woman identified as Jane Doe have filed a federal lawsuit against several Houston-area hotel operators, including Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, alleging the businesses enabled and profited from a sex-trafficking scheme allegedly organized by a former Klein Cain High School teacher and her adult son.

Texas City PD to present report on flock cameras, after two possible instances of misuse
Read full article: Texas City PD to present report on flock cameras, after two possible instances of misuseTexas City commissioners are set to discuss the police department’s use of Flock cameras after an internal review identified two instances of possible misuse.

Got a mail ballot application with Gov. Abbott’s name on it? Here’s what it means
Read full article: Got a mail ballot application with Gov. Abbott’s name on it? Here’s what it meansA political mailer bearing Gov. Greg Abbott’s name left one Houston voter questioning whether it was legitimate. KPRC 2 verifies the campaign is sending vote-by-mail applications to eligible voters, but explains why receiving one does not automatically mean you qualify, and outlines the key deadlines for the Nov. 3 election.

How Houston buyers can overcome today’s housing affordability challenges
Read full article: How Houston buyers can overcome today’s housing affordability challengesRising interest rates, property taxes and insurance have made homebuying in Houston more difficult, pricing many first-time buyers out and limiting affordable inventory as builders shift toward rentals.

BOO! HL visits Houston Zoo to preview their annual Zoo Boo and all the month-long creepy crawly fun
Read full article: BOO! HL visits Houston Zoo to preview their annual Zoo Boo and all the month-long creepy crawly funHouston Life is at the the Houston Zoo where they're kicking off their annual Zoo Boo celebration. We'll check out all the family fun you can have from beautiful Insta-worthy photo ops to activities for the kids and even that talking pumpkin. We'll also meet some of the zoo's creepy crawly residents at the bug house to learn how some of the zoo's tiniest residents get ready for the day. And, if you're going to spend the day here you're going to need a treat or two. The zoo has tricked out their menu with seasonal eats, specialty coffees, cookies and brand new breakfast options. We'll show you how to eat your way around the zoo.

Houston Rockets announce full slate of season theme nights, giveaways and fan experiences for new season
Read full article: Houston Rockets announce full slate of season theme nights, giveaways and fan experiences for new seasonRed Rush 90 Expands to Every Home Game, Alongside Bobbleheads, Space City Saturdays and Kid Days

Illegal dumping site in North Harris County finally cleaned up months after being exposed by 2 Helps You
Read full article: Illegal dumping site in North Harris County finally cleaned up months after being exposed by 2 Helps YouResidents and workers near the 8000 block of North Antoine Drive had been complaining for months about a massive illegal dump site in an abandoned parking lot. After repeated calls to officials went unanswered, the Harris County Health Department finally cleaned the site last week.

Houston may start mailing parking tickets, and not everyone is happy about it
Read full article: Houston may start mailing parking tickets, and not everyone is happy about itHouston drivers could soon receive parking tickets in the mail rather than on their windshields, under a proposed ordinance up for a vote Wednesday. The change is part of a broader effort to modernize the city's parking enforcement — but some drivers say they're not convinced it's a good idea.

Cheers to Fall: Pumpkin drinks, dishes and desserts to try this season
Read full article: Cheers to Fall: Pumpkin drinks, dishes and desserts to try this seasonTanji Patton of Goodtaste TV, shared a delicious lineup of pumpkin-inspired drinks, dishes and desserts perfect for celebrating the season on Houston Life.

Houston Life preview | A book lovers dream returns to POST Houston this weekend at Readers Fest
Read full article: Houston Life preview | A book lovers dream returns to POST Houston this weekend at Readers FestBelieve it or not, the internet is getting people back into reading. Book clubs are being formed, Booktok is having a moment and more and more bookstores are popping up in town. This weekend, readers fest is back for two days, bringing authors, local vendors and book lovers together at POST Houston. Founder Alyssa Y'barbo shares what new and seasoned readers can expect.

Tractor-trailer fire closes Highway 59 lanes near Fannin St. in Houston
Read full article: Tractor-trailer fire closes Highway 59 lanes near Fannin St. in HoustonAn early-morning tractor-trailer fire closed all northbound lanes of Highway 59 near Fannin Street in Houston after being reported at 2:47 a.m.; the Houston Fire Department is on scene.

Three former Houston private school student athletes charged in alleged locker room sex assaults
Read full article: Three former Houston private school student athletes charged in alleged locker room sex assaultsCourt records detail allegations that at least two students at The Briarwood School, a Houston private school serving children with learning differences, were sexually assaulted and harassed in locker rooms and other school-related settings during the 2025–26 school year.

HISD enrollment drops trigger budget cuts, teachers union raises alarms
Read full article: HISD enrollment drops trigger budget cuts, teachers union raises alarmsThe Houston Independent School District is facing scrutiny after announcing budget adjustments tied to student enrollment numbers — moves that could mean significant cuts for several campuses.

Full-arch implants in Houston: rebuild your smile with lasting stability
Read full article: Full-arch implants in Houston: rebuild your smile with lasting stabilityWhat to know if you’re considering full-arch mouth reconstruction. Dr. Michel Azer and the team at Texas Dental Implant Center focus on comfort, care and long-lasting results.

ROCO, Houston’s Chamber Orchestra, kicks off season 22 with packed lineup for opening weekend
Read full article: ROCO, Houston’s Chamber Orchestra, kicks off season 22 with packed lineup for opening weekendFor more than two decades, ROCO has been entertaining Houston audiences with their talented 40 member orchestra. Now, as they kick off their 22nd season, ROCO has a stacked opening weekend that begins with a free outdoor concert at Miller Outdoor Theatre. Founder, Artistic Director and Principal Oboist Alecia Lawyer stopped by Houston Life to chat about the history and future of ROCO, including how they continue making Classical music accessible.

3 solid ways to stretch your grocery budget as food prices rise
Read full article: 3 solid ways to stretch your grocery budget as food prices riseGrocery bills can add up quickly, but Jennifer De Silva with the Houston Food Bank has three ways families can take several practical steps to make their food budgets go further.

Houston teen charged after fatally shooting boyfriend while vlogging
Read full article: Houston teen charged after fatally shooting boyfriend while vloggingAn 18-year-old woman has been charged with manslaughter after allegedly fatally shooting her boyfriend of two years in the head at a townhome on Fondren Road earlier this year.

Houston Life preview | Kindness and community returns to Houston with award-winning ‘Come from Away’ at Stages Houston
Read full article: Houston Life preview | Kindness and community returns to Houston with award-winning ‘Come from Away’ at Stages HoustonA musical that has won over audiences around the world is now appearing on stage in Houston, at Stages Theatre.

How the City of Houston is keeping older adults in mind during Falls Prevention Awareness Week
Read full article: How the City of Houston is keeping older adults in mind during Falls Prevention Awareness WeekFalls are one of the leading causes of injury among older adults, but they can be prevented. Houston is putting a spotlight on the issue tomorrow with a free event for the community. Councilwoman Sallie Alcorn and physical therapist Bill Case are sharing details -- plus simple ways to build strength and improve balance.

Road rage on 610 leaves 2 shot, 7-year-old unharmed
Read full article: Road rage on 610 leaves 2 shot, 7-year-old unharmedA road-rage incident involving a black Chevrolet Camaro, a silver Cadillac Escalade, and a white truck stretched for miles along Houston’s 610 Loop, resulting in shots fired, a crash and two people shot.

Teen charged with capital murder after deadly meetup in Houston; here’s where to find safe exchange zones
Read full article: Teen charged with capital murder after deadly meetup in Houston; here’s where to find safe exchange zonesA Houston teen is charged with capital murder following a deadly encounter involving an alleged robbery. Here's where Houston-area residents can find police-designated safe exchange zones for online transactions and tips to stay safe.

3 bystanders injured after gunfire follows fight in Midtown, police say
Read full article: 3 bystanders injured after gunfire follows fight in Midtown, police sayA fight in Midtown escalated into gunfire around 2:30 a.m. Sunday on West Gray Street when a participant began shooting and then continued firing from a vehicle while driving. HPD said three innocent bystanders were struck but are expected to be okay.

Arrest made after 5-year-old girl killed in apparent road rage shooting in northwest Harris County, HCSO says
Read full article: Arrest made after 5-year-old girl killed in apparent road rage shooting in northwest Harris County, HCSO saysA 5-year-old girl was killed and two other children injured after gunfire struck a vehicle carrying five children in northwest Houston late Saturday night, authorities said.

What happened to the Houston-Dallas high-speed rail project? No train, no tracks and questions about what’s next
Read full article: What happened to the Houston-Dallas high-speed rail project? No train, no tracks and questions about what’s nextENOUGH reporter Joel Eisenbaum traveled the proposed route, tracked down the company behind the project and spoke with supporters, critics and residents already living with the consequences.

17-year-old charged with capital murder in fatal shooting of man who chased robbery suspects, court records show
Read full article: 17-year-old charged with capital murder in fatal shooting of man who chased robbery suspects, court records showA 17-year-old, Anthony Castro, was arrested and charged with capital murder in the fatal shooting of 34-year-old Victor Thomas Gonzalez, who had been chasing suspects after an alleged armed robbery.

No. 13 Texas Tech stops a late 2 and beats No. 22 Houston 28-26 in Big 12 opener
Read full article: No. 13 Texas Tech stops a late 2 and beats No. 22 Houston 28-26 in Big 12 openerJ’Koby Williams and Cameron Dickey ran for second-half touchdowns and defending Big 12 champion No. 13 Texas Tech held on for a 28-26 win when Houston quarterback Conner Weigman came up just short of a 2-point conversion in the final minute.

Man sentenced to 75 years for killing 21-year-old Houston woman, Deundrea Ford
Read full article: Man sentenced to 75 years for killing 21-year-old Houston woman, Deundrea FordA Houston family waited nearly three years for justice, and on Thursday, they finally got it. A jury sentenced 51-year-old Yoland Washington to 75 years in prison for the murder of 21-year-old Deundrea Ford, a young mother who disappeared after leaving work along the East Freeway in September 2023.

Chicano Boulevard keeps lowrider culture alive in Houston's East End
Read full article: Chicano Boulevard keeps lowrider culture alive in Houston's East EndChicano Boulevard is a Houston lowrider group rooted in Magnolia Park that uses cars as rolling works of art to preserve and celebrate Chicano culture. From 1940s and ’50s barrios to today’s family rides, members like Ben Galvan say the passion for lowriders is passed down through generations. The group’s mission: preserve, celebrate and educate -- keeping a living tradition alive one ride at a time.

Woman in custody after man shot on Metro bus in southwest Houston
Read full article: Woman in custody after man shot on Metro bus in southwest HoustonA woman was taken into custody Friday afternoon after a man was shot on a Houston Metro bus in southwest Houston, according to the Houston Police Department.

What’s in your water? Water purification company NECOA shows how Houston’s water measures up
Read full article: What’s in your water? Water purification company NECOA shows how Houston’s water measures upIt's something we drink every single day: water. But did you know contaminants like arsenic, lead, chlorine microplastics and forever chemicals are present in our tap water? Houston Life visited NECOA water's Galleria location to test Houston's tap water and compare it with their water filtration system that promises to remove 80+ contaminants.

2 Helps You: Can you offset the historic Harris County property tax rate hike? Here is a reality check
Read full article: 2 Helps You: Can you offset the historic Harris County property tax rate hike? Here is a reality checkProperty taxes remain a major concern for Harris County homeowners, with higher tax rates translating into higher tax bills for property owners following Thursday’s vote by Harris County Commissioner’s Court to increase the county’s tax rate.

Should you water your foundation? Houston experts explain why it may save you thousands
Read full article: Should you water your foundation? Houston experts explain why it may save you thousandsHouston’s clay soil can shrink during extended hot, dry weather, potentially contributing to foundation movement. A local foundation expert explains how a $33 soaker hose and consistent watering could help homeowners avoid repairs costing thousands.

Lina Hidalgo calls out Tom Ramsey over Harris County tax hike, says his ‘no’ vote allowed increase to pass
Read full article: Lina Hidalgo calls out Tom Ramsey over Harris County tax hike, says his ‘no’ vote allowed increase to passHarris County Judge Lina Hidalgo is calling out Precinct 3 Commissioner Tom Ramsey over the county’s newly approved property tax increase, arguing that his decision to vote against it did not stop the hike from passing.

AVOID AREA: All northbound main lanes blocked on SH-249 at Cypresswood after concrete truck catches fire
Read full article: AVOID AREA: All northbound main lanes blocked on SH-249 at Cypresswood after concrete truck catches fireA concrete truck caught fire during Friday afternoon’s rush hour, causing major traffic delays in northwest Houston.

Salvador Dalí’s rare art comes to Houston thanks to Madame Christine Argillet, the last living link to the iconic artist
Read full article: Salvador Dalí’s rare art comes to Houston thanks to Madame Christine Argillet, the last living link to the iconic artistSalvador Dalí’s iconic art is coming to Houston, and we’re getting a rare glimpse into the artist’s life from someone who knew him personally. Madame Christine Argillet, curator of the Argillet Collection and daughter of Dalí’s longtime publisher and confidant Pierre Argillet, joins Houston Life to share personal memories of the legendary Surrealist and the story behind this extraordinary collection. The exhibition features original drawings, hand-signed etchings and rare Aubusson tapestries, including works created through the decades-long collaboration between Dalí and Pierre Argillet. “Salvador Dalí: The Argillet Collection” is on display at Off The Wall Gallery in The Galleria through Oct. 15, 2026. Madame Christine Argillet will make special appearances Sept. 18-20.

Look Up: Discover Astrotourism in Australia’s Northern Territory
Read full article: Look Up: Discover Astrotourism in Australia’s Northern TerritoryLooking for a travel experience that’s truly out of this world? 🌌 Travel expert Justin Walter of Your Bucket List Guide takes us to Australia’s Northern Territory, one of the world’s incredible destinations for astrotourism.

Former top lawyer for RODEOHOUSTON avoids trial with guilty plea
Read full article: Former top lawyer for RODEOHOUSTON avoids trial with guilty pleaFormer Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo general counsel Jeffrey Downing pleaded guilty to online solicitation of a minor, accepting five years of deferred adjudication and a 10-year sex offender registration requirement. Arrested in May 2024 after communicating on Kik with an undercover investigator who posed as a 15-year-old, Downing — who described himself as “a cowboy lawyer” — exchanged explicit messages and photos and offered gifts. The third-degree felony carried potential prison time, but prosecutors waived a jury trial and the judge imposed the sentence. Downing, who joined HLSR in October 2022 and has no prior criminal history, remains free on bond and retains an active Texas bar license.

Houston-area haunted houses: When 2026 Halloween attractions open
Read full article: Houston-area haunted houses: When 2026 Halloween attractions openHouston-area haunted attractions are offering a variety of Halloween experiences in 2026, from cinematic haunted houses and immersive storylines to hayrides, wooded trails, escape rooms, games and live entertainment.

Man fatally shot at Houston bus stop on West Cavalcade, police say
Read full article: Man fatally shot at Houston bus stop on West Cavalcade, police sayAn adult man was fatally shot around 2:30 a.m. at a bus stop in the 600 block of West Cavalcade Street in north Houston after a vehicle stopped nearby and someone inside fired at him before fleeing.

Texas land commissioner 2026: Who is running and what you need to know
Read full article: Texas land commissioner 2026: Who is running and what you need to knowThe General Land Office oversees investments that earn billions of dollars for public education, manages state lands, operates the Alamo and administers disaster recovery funds and benefits to Texas veterans. Here’s a look at who’s running in the 2026 race and where they stand.

Body found under Homestead Road bridge in Houston
Read full article: Body found under Homestead Road bridge in HoustonHarris County deputies are investigating after a passerby discovered a decomposed male body under the Homestead Road bridge in northwest Houston around 9 p.m.; the Houston Fire Department pronounced h

Bond denied for man charged in separate fatal shootings of two Harris County teenagers
Read full article: Bond denied for man charged in separate fatal shootings of two Harris County teenagersA man charged in the fatal shootings of two separate Harris County teenagers will be held without bond pending trial, Judge Hazel Jones ruled on Thursday.

Harris County population growth flatlines as property tax hike looms, says Rice University professor
Read full article: Harris County population growth flatlines as property tax hike looms, says Rice University professorIs Harris County really growing? A Rice University professor said the numbers tell a more complicated story — and local businesses in Southwest Houston said they are feeling the effects firsthand.

‘Saving Kids Like Us’: R.E.S.E.T Program will no longer be funded through Harris County
Read full article: ‘Saving Kids Like Us’: R.E.S.E.T Program will no longer be funded through Harris CountyThe Forgotten Third, a Houston-based nonprofit focused on gun violence prevention, says Harris County will not renew funding for its R.E.S.E.T. program — a reentry initiative designed for young adults coming out of prison.

Lauren Kelly visits Jimmy Fallon at Rockefeller Center to chat Rodeo, Beyoncé and his fall season
Read full article: Lauren Kelly visits Jimmy Fallon at Rockefeller Center to chat Rodeo, Beyoncé and his fall seasonThe Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon is in full swing for a brand new season -- with more sketches, more celebs, and more surprises planned for the fall. Jimmy invited Houston Life's Lauren Kelly to his studio in Rockefeller Center to chat about what he has in store for upcoming episodes, his experience years ago at Rodeo Houston, and why Lauren's high school yearbook with Beyoncé's picture in it might have inspired a new segment for his show.

Ben Chavez brings his ‘Golden Era’ to the stage with ‘Last Day, County Fair’
Read full article: Ben Chavez brings his ‘Golden Era’ to the stage with ‘Last Day, County Fair’Meet Broadway performer Ben Chavez, the musician bringing small-town stories, original songs and a little glitter to the Wortham Center stage with “Last Day, County Fair” Sept. 25-26.

Harris County raises property taxes: How much more you will pay
Read full article: Harris County raises property taxes: How much more you will payHarris County homeowners will pay more in property taxes after Commissioners Court approved higher tax rates Thursday. County estimates show the increase could add more than $190 a year.

Former Memorial Hermann The Woodlands employee pleads guilty to 7 felonies in hidden camera case, sentenced to 4 years
Read full article: Former Memorial Hermann The Woodlands employee pleads guilty to 7 felonies in hidden camera case, sentenced to 4 yearsA former Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center manager pleaded guilty to seven felony counts after investigators uncovered hidden cameras used to secretly record people in hospital bathrooms and dressing rooms.

Texas court clears way for hearing in A.J. Armstrong murder case
Read full article: Texas court clears way for hearing in A.J. Armstrong murder caseThe Texas Court of Criminal Appeals rejected the state’s attempt to stop a hearing in A.J. Armstrong’s case and lifted the stay that had put it on hold. The hearing will focus on Armstrong’s claim that prosecutors withheld information involving a key blood splatter expert in his third trial.

City error allowed teardown of historic Houston home in Independence Heights
Read full article: City error allowed teardown of historic Houston home in Independence HeightsKPRC 2’s ENOUGH team found the demolition of a historic Houston home was an admitted failure by the City of Houston – one that has sparked an audit of the planning and development department’s internal systems.

Man hospitalized after drive-by shooting at Houston-area bowling alley
Read full article: Man hospitalized after drive-by shooting at Houston-area bowling alleyA man was hospitalized after being shot during a drive-by shooting at AMF Diamond Lanes in the 200 block of North Forest Boulevard, Harris County.

Harris County to spend $3M on community safety programs leaders say have driven down crime
Read full article: Harris County to spend $3M on community safety programs leaders say have driven down crimeOne domestic violence care advocate said the county’s program that provides money to survivors to pay for basic needs could be a model for the rest of the state.

Man buys $25,000 Camaro, learns months later it was stolen and allegedly sold through HPD auction
Read full article: Man buys $25,000 Camaro, learns months later it was stolen and allegedly sold through HPD auctionA Houston-area man thought he had finally bought his dream car, a 2018 Camaro SS, only to learn four months later that the vehicle was stolen and allegedly sold through a Houston Police Department auction.

Teen gatherings, large crowds and guns raise safety concerns as Mariah Alatorre case returns to court
Read full article: Teen gatherings, large crowds and guns raise safety concerns as Mariah Alatorre case returns to courtTeen takeovers, large unsupervised gatherings and teens with guns in attendance are raising new concerns about safety across Houston as police and parents look for ways to prevent another tragedy.

Is your tap water safe? Houston-area residents report green discoloration after Tropical Storm Edouard
Read full article: Is your tap water safe? Houston-area residents report green discoloration after Tropical Storm EdouardResidents in several communities southeast of Houston say their tap water has taken on a greenish tint following Tropical Storm Edouard. Water officials say the discoloration is connected to changes in the region’s raw water supply and that treated water continues to meet safety standards.

Memo’s Record Shop — a Houston East End treasure keeping Latin music alive
Read full article: Memo’s Record Shop — a Houston East End treasure keeping Latin music aliveWalk into Memo’s Record Shop in Houston’s East End and you’re not just walking into a store — you’re walking into decades of history.

Get Growing: What to Plant in Your Houston Fall Garden
Read full article: Get Growing: What to Plant in Your Houston Fall GardenFall is the perfect time to get growing in Houston! 🌱 Carol Burton, director of permaculture at Urban Harvest, joins Houston Life to show us what Houstonians can plant in September and October. Carol also shares simple tips for getting your fall garden started, ideas for using your harvest in everyday meals, and how to use Urban Harvest’s Fall Planting Guide to plan your garden throughout the season. Plus, we’re getting hands-on with fall transplants, easy-to-sow seeds and edible flowers like pansies and marigolds!

Body found during search for missing man who disappeared looking for crashed RC plane
Read full article: Body found during search for missing man who disappeared looking for crashed RC planeA body was found Wednesday during the search for a 74-year-old man who disappeared while looking for a part from a crashed remote-controlled aircraft in northwest Harris County.

Parent alleges son was sexually assaulted at Fort Bend ISD middle school
Read full article: Parent alleges son was sexually assaulted at Fort Bend ISD middle schoolA parent said their son was sexually assaulted by another male student at Christa McAuliffe Middle School. Fort Bend ISD said it is aware of the allegations

Houston-area homes are sinking in places. Here’s how to spot foundation trouble before you buy
Read full article: Houston-area homes are sinking in places. Here’s how to spot foundation trouble before you buyDecades of research shows many parts of the greater Houston area are literally sinking. Some of that is due to subsidence, which is sinking caused by the over extraction of groundwater.

Deputies searching for 74-year-old man who disappeared while looking for crashed remote-controlled plane
Read full article: Deputies searching for 74-year-old man who disappeared while looking for crashed remote-controlled planeHarris County deputies and volunteers from Texas EquuSearch are searching for a 74-year-old man who has been missing for more than 24 hours.

Houston City Council unanimously approves $6.7M contract to keep senior meal, transportation services running
Read full article: Houston City Council unanimously approves $6.7M contract to keep senior meal, transportation services runningThousands of Houston-area seniors will continue receiving hot meals and medical transportation after Houston City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to approve a $6.7 million contract renewal extending services through September 2027.

The ground beneath Southeast Texas is sinking: what every homeowner should know
Read full article: The ground beneath Southeast Texas is sinking: what every homeowner should knowLand beneath parts of Southeast Texas is sinking—and for some homeowners, the effects are showing up in cracked walls, sticking doors, foundation problems and worsening flooding. Here’s what’s causing subsidence, where the ground is sinking today, what’s being done to slow it down and how homeowners can check whether their neighborhood is affected.

Houston Heights is getting an AI-powered private school. Here’s how it works
Read full article: Houston Heights is getting an AI-powered private school. Here’s how it worksAlpha School plans a K-8 campus in Houston Heights at the former Goddard School site, targeting a 2027–28 opening (potentially sooner if enough families enroll).

Houston man shot near Liberty Road after corner store visit
Read full article: Houston man shot near Liberty Road after corner store visitA Houston man in his 40s was shot late Sept. 15 near Liberty Road and Staples Street after leaving a corner store and encountering an unknown individual; a confrontation led the suspect to open fire,w

ERCOT quickly backtracks after approving contract that would let CEO earn $6.4 million in 2027
Read full article: ERCOT quickly backtracks after approving contract that would let CEO earn $6.4 million in 2027Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick balked at the contract two boards approved for Pablo Vegas. The ERCOT chief said officials then decided not to execute the deal.

Do you trust your vote? Inside Harris County’s election testing process
Read full article: Do you trust your vote? Inside Harris County’s election testing processWith Election Day approaching, Harris County election officials are testing thousands of pieces of voting equipment as part of an effort to demonstrate how ballots are handled and build public trust in the process.

What’s the beef with beef? Good Ranchers talks imported meats and what to look out for
Read full article: What’s the beef with beef? Good Ranchers talks imported meats and what to look out forWhen you’re shopping for groceries, you might assume that the beef you’re buying is coming from American ranchers. But with more imported beef expected to enter the U.S.. Market, that could become a little harder to know. Ben and Corley Spell with Good Ranchers are here to help break down what’s happening with the beef supply and why the source of your meat matters.

The art and beauty of Ballet Folklórico with Instituto de Arte Nokali
Read full article: The art and beauty of Ballet Folklórico with Instituto de Arte NokaliBallet Folklórico is more than dance. It’s a celebration of Mexican culture, history and pride through music, movement, colorful costumes and tradition. We’re joined by Heleny Paloma Mendoza, owner and instructor of Instituto de Arte Nokali, who shares how she discovered Ballet Folklórico as a shy six-year-old and how she now uses dance to teach a new generation about their culture and heritage. Plus, dancers from Instituto de Arte Nokali put those traditions into motion with a beautiful performance.

FBI: Man accused of stabbing nurse in TMC parking garage now faces federal kidnapping, carjacking charges
Read full article: FBI: Man accused of stabbing nurse in TMC parking garage now faces federal kidnapping, carjacking chargesThe man accused of attacking and stabbing a nurse inside a Texas Medical Center parking garage now faces federal kidnapping and carjacking charges, according to the FBI’s Houston office.

Rep. Drew Darby tears into oil and gas commissioner for defying order to appear at Capitol
Read full article: Rep. Drew Darby tears into oil and gas commissioner for defying order to appear at CapitolWayne Christian said his agency’s meeting kept him from addressing lawmakers about eliminating some public comments at the Texas Railroad Commission.

Don’t be surprised at polls! Check to see if your name is on voter suspension list
Read full article: Don’t be surprised at polls! Check to see if your name is on voter suspension listIf you’re planning to vote in November, today is your last chance to register. You don’t want to show up at the polls and find out your name is on the suspended list!

Houston’s new $5 trash fee is hitting water bills. But it won’t cover the cost of service
Read full article: Houston’s new $5 trash fee is hitting water bills. But it won’t cover the cost of serviceHouston residents are seeing a new $5 monthly solid waste administration fee on September water bills, as city leaders promise the charge will help improve garbage and recycling pickup.

Comfort Foodies serves up love, culture and big flavor for Latin Restaurant Weeks
Read full article: Comfort Foodies serves up love, culture and big flavor for Latin Restaurant WeeksMeet the husband-and-wife team behind Comfort Foodies and hear how their love story inspired a menu blending Caribbean flavors with Southern soul food. Plus, get their shrimp-and-cheese empanada recipe that is so easy that you can make at home.

Federal judge blocks immigration rule that could have affected thousands of international students in Houston
Read full article: Federal judge blocks immigration rule that could have affected thousands of international students in HoustonA federal judge has temporarily blocked a major immigration rule that could have affected thousands of international students attending universities in Houston.

Houston hit-and-run leaves woman dead; driver flees scene
Read full article: Houston hit-and-run leaves woman dead; driver flees sceneA woman believed to be in her mid-20s was struck and killed late Monday night on Little York Road in Houston; she was found lying in the roadway with visible trauma and died at a hospital. Police saya

2 men found dead inside N. Houston home after neighbor reports smelling foul odor
Read full article: 2 men found dead inside N. Houston home after neighbor reports smelling foul odorA neighbor’s report of a foul odor coming from a north Houston home led to the discovery of two bodies inside Monday evening.

HPD investigated shooting at Garden Oaks apartments days before fiery standoff that left stabbing suspect, father dead
Read full article: HPD investigated shooting at Garden Oaks apartments days before fiery standoff that left stabbing suspect, father deadNew details are emerging about a deadly standoff at a Houston apartment complex, including a violent incident that occurred at the same location just days before.

A cello concert in the great outdoors? Free shows coming to two Texas state parks
Read full article: A cello concert in the great outdoors? Free shows coming to two Texas state parksWhat does a cello sound like in the great outdoors? Meet Houston cellist Dr. Amanda Guilfoyle, founder of Wild Notes Foundation, who is taking classical music beyond the concert hall with free performances in parks, beaches and other natural settings.

Houston native Armani Greer steps into the spotlight in Tyler Perry’s ‘Why Did I Get Married Again?’
Read full article: Houston native Armani Greer steps into the spotlight in Tyler Perry’s ‘Why Did I Get Married Again?’Houston native Armani Greer is stepping into the iconic Why Did I Get Married? franchise! She joins Houston Life to talk about playing Jasmine in Tyler Perry’s highly anticipated sequel, working alongside the returning cast and her journey from Houston theater to Hollywood. Why Did I Get Married Again? is streaming right now on Netflix.

Alief ISD staff member injured in incident involving student at Hastings High School
Read full article: Alief ISD staff member injured in incident involving student at Hastings High SchoolAlief ISD says a staff member at Hastings High School was injured during an incident involving a student Monday morning.

UH adjunct banned from campus also removed from Houston City College classes, emails show
Read full article: UH adjunct banned from campus also removed from Houston City College classes, emails showInternal emails show Houston City College removed a government professor from two classes and requested a campus police presence after learning of child sexual exploitation allegations.

















