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Civil rights attorney Ben Crump announces 2 new lawsuits to be filed against Harris County for alleged abuse of inmates
HOUSTON – Civil rights attorney Ben Crump held a news conference Friday evening to announce two new lawsuits have been filed against Harris County for the deaths and alleged abuse of eight inmates. The lawsuit was filed on the behalf of Daevion Young, Michael Walker, D’Alessandro Chavez-Sandoval, Victoria Simon,...
Excellence in Ag: PVAMU’s Bunch Secures $3M for Pioneering Climate-Smart Farm Planning Program
PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (August 16, 2024) — Clarence Bunch, Ph.D., has secured $3M in grant funding from the US Department of Agriculture-Natural Resources Conservation Services. Bunch is a Program Manager III for the College of Food and Natural Resources, Cooperative Agricultural Research Center (CARC), at Prairie View A&M University.
National Nonprofit Day is August 17, but here are some Houston-area organizations you can support all-year-round!
HOUSTON – National Nonprofit Day is Saturday, August 17, but it doesn’t mean that should be the only day we remember to help out our neighbors in need. No matter what cause you’re passionate about, each is important and worth raising awareness for. That’s why KPRC 2 has compiled a list of just some of the dozens of Houston-area nonprofits people can turn to to donate, volunteer, or just spread the word.
Harris County Passes New Family Financial Assistance Program
Harris County, TX, August 15, 2024, Today Harris County Commissioners Court approved a new family financial assistance program. Under the new program, the approximately 1,600 families who were selected for Uplift Harris back in March will receive $500 monthly payments on a prepaid debit card that can only be used at certain vendors like grocery stores or pharmacies. According to the plan, families can expect to receive the payments in about four months.
Golf team waits for course to open as Beryl damage remains
After Hurricane Beryl hit in July, the damage done at the Kingwood Country Club was visible to everyone. More than 600 trees fell across all five courses, leaving a significant amount of damage to repair. For the Kingwood Park golf team, getting enough practice before the season starts has become...
Romp n' Roll Comes to Cypress: A New Play Center for Young Children to Learn, Grow, and Connect
Cypress is gearing up to welcome Romp n' Roll, an innovative wonderland of play for children aged 3 months to 5 years. The Cypress location will mark the second Romp n' Roll in the Greater Houston Area, following the Katy location that opened in June of 2020. The Romp n’...
Angel Lagoon in Dayton opening on Aug. 30
The Lagoon Development Company, a prominent full-service developer specializing in large-scale lagoons, today announces the grand opening of Angel Lagoon on August 30, 2024. Located at 15 River Ranch Blvd., Dayton, Angel Lagoon sprawls across 40 acres, offering pristine white sand beaches, countless waterfront activities, and a multitude of dining opportunities.
Imperial Char House, Lake Pointe Plaza redevelopments stall in Sugar Land
The developers of the Imperial Char House and Lake Pointe Plaza faced financial hurdles that led to them being unable to complete the sale on the two properties. However, both developers told Community Impact they plan to get their respective properties back under contract and continue the projects. (Community Impact file photo)
Come along with us as we pop into Houston area thrift stores 😎🛍️
HOUSTON – It’s almost National Thrift Store Day!. First up, we went to Buffalo Exchange and chatted with the store’s manager, Tanya Ward. Also, Buffalo Exchange will be having an event for students around the Houston area on Saturday, August 24. Students will be able to shop with a 15% discount. To get the deal, just show your school ID at checkout. You can also enter the raffle for your chance to win limited-edition Buffalo swag and a $25 BE gift card.
$800-million mobile generator leases can’t be canceled early, CenterPoint tells PUC
Public Utility Commissioner Lori Cobos accused CenterPoint executives of misleading the Commission and the Legislature to get approval for the leases. CenterPoint Energy executives spent much of the latest Public Utility Commission meeting defending their leases of mobile generators, costing more than $800 million, that went unused during and after Hurricane Beryl.
Astros release one-time World Series champion
Astros manager Joe Espada says that infielder/outfielder Aledmys Díaz has been released, per Chandler Rome of The Athletic. That’s the corresponding move for the club’s selection of infielder Shay Whitcomb, which was previously reported. The Astros signed Díaz to a minor league deal last month after he...
Astros sign former Yankees top prospect and Rangers pitcher
Who says you can't go home? The Houston Astros are welcoming one of their native sons back to the Lone Star State after agreeing to terms with Glenn Otto on a minor-league contract. The right-hander had been part of the San Diego Padres organization earlier this season, but also spent time with two of the Astros' biggest rivals.
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