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Breaking: Early morning robbery at Moody Towers
Early Tuesday morning, the University of Houston Police Department was notified of a robbery that occurred at Moody Towers in the north stairwell D. The incident took place at approximately 4:01 a.m. The complainant left his room unsecured to go to the restroom and upon returning, two suspects were rummaging through his room, according to UH Security Alert.
Hurricane Beryl trims cargo volumes in Houston and New Orleans
Ports in Houston and New Orleans recorded slight drops in container movements in July, while shipments of crude oil boosted freight flows at the Port of Corpus Christi, Texas. Port Houston July cargo movements impacted by Hurricane Beryl, global system outage. Port Houston’s container volume dipped 5% year over year...
Houston Energy & Climate Week to host events, educate on sustainability
HOUSTON - Houston Energy & Climate Week is a new initiative designed to foster dialogue and action on the future of energy. This week-long event invites individuals, businesses, investors, startups, and academic institutions to engage in discussions about sustainable practices and energy transition. Through a series of events and discussions...
Horrific Stabbing at Houston Bar Left 1 Man in Critical Condition
In a chilling incident early Sunday morning, a man was found with multiple stab wounds in a ditch outside Rabbits Got the Gun bar in Houston, Texas. Harris County deputies were called to the scene shortly after 1 a.m., responding to a report of a brutal assault. Scene of Bloodshed.
Harris County settles lawsuit against Arkema over 2017 chemical plant fire
Under the $1.1 million settlement, Arkema agreed to implement safety and flood mitigation measures at the Crosby plant. Harris County’s lawsuit against Arkema has been settled, nearly seven years after the county sued the chemical company over a fire that broke out at Arkema’s Crosby plant during Hurricane Harvey.
Keeping up with the ever-moving goalposts of cybersecurity and data protection
Recent incidents remind Houston area companies – and the rest of us – how complicated data protection has become. Last week, Houston-based Halliburton, one of the largest oilfield services companies in the world, suffered an apparent cyberattack that forced the company to take their systems offline. The incident...
After repeated irregularities, state to oversee November election in Harris County
(The Center Square) – Ongoing problems identified in the administration of elections in Harris County, the largest county in Texas, are enough to warrant state intervention, Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson says. After Harris County election administrators acted “in defiance of state law,” Nelson said she determined an “enhanced presence by the Secretary’s office” was necessary for the November 2024 election. As a result, SOS Elections Division staff will...
Houston small business: Discover vintage furniture finds at Lich Goods
Houston - Lich Goods is an online store based in Houston, specializing in vintage furniture. Owner Tamara Lichtenstein started the business during the pandemic after selling off some personal pieces of furniture to help pay the bills. When she realized what some people were willing to pay for her items, she decided to dive and do it full-time.
Katy ISD board votes to ban books about gender identity from many school libraries
Trustees Dawn Champagne and Rebecca Fox abstained from voting about the controversial policy, which otherwise garnered unanimous support from the board. Tompkins High School student Travis Thornton held up a copy of "Mein Kampf," the 1925 manifesto published by Adolf Hitler, saying it had been checked out of the school library.
Laughing Through Life: Ali Siddiq's Got A Story To Tell
HOUSTON — In a world that's spinning faster than ever, sometimes we just need to laugh to keep from crying. Houston native Ali Siddiq honed his comedic chops in front of one of the toughest crowds you can imagine. While his fellow inmates were throwing punches, he was busy throwing punchlines. His time behind bars gave him a unique perspective and an appreciation for the healing power of laughter – something that not only got him out of trouble but also set him on the path to becoming one of the most innovative comedians out there.
Metropolitan Opera Names New Deputy General Manager
(Credit: Met Opera Website) Michael Heaston has been promoted the position of Deputy General Manager of the Metropolitan Opera. Heaston made the announcement on social media on August 26, 2024 noting that “As I continue my work overseeing the incredible artistic department, season planning, and casting, I will now also be collaborating across all departments of the company to achieve continued artistic success and economic sustainability. I greatly look forward to working cohesively in a larger leadership capacity at this beloved opera house.”
How to Watch the Texas Southern vs. Prairie View A&M Game: Streaming & TV Channel Info for August 31
The Prairie View A&M Panthers (0-0) play a familiar opponent when they visit the Texas Southern Tigers (0-0) on Saturday, August 31, 2024 at Panther Stadium at Blackshear Field in a SWAC showdown. We give more coverage below, including how to watch this game on ESPN+. Join other fans like...
Houston family in need of FEMA assistance kicked out of hotel due to ‘computer error’
HOUSTON – Many Houston area families are still struggling from the damage left behind by Hurricane Beryl. Some have been forced to book hotels for weeks and even months with some help from FEMA assistance -- that is until an alleged computer issue caused problems. Brijona Canada and Pandora...
Two 20-year-old defendants who led police on chase were free from jail on multiple felony bonds
HOUSTON - Six times, the DA's office asked the 263rd Criminal District Court to revoke Nathan Ybarra's two probations. However, Judge Melissa Morris would grant Ybarra more bonds instead. SUGGESTED: Former Precinct 6 Deputy kills man in fatal crash while off duty, family and neighbors react. They're just 20-years-old and...
W. Houston apartment complex neighbor lured 7-year-old with dog, games, and treats, mom says
A 7-year-old's mother told ABC13 that her son fell victim to one of the oldest predatory ploys in the book when, according to the Houston Police Department, a neighbor at their apartment complex lured and took him.HPD said it happened at noon on Sunday in the 3100 block of Hayes Road on the city's west side."I keep telling him, 'They like little boys, too. It's not just girls," the mother, who wished to remain anonymous, said. "It's scary.According to the mom, it all started when Kenneth Gage approached her son with his dog."He (saw) the dog and started petting it,...
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