Houston
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We asked Houston residents how they feel about the election results. Here’s what they said
Earlier this week, we asked our Nextdoor audience how they feel about the election results. Here’s what they said.
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A look at the fastest-growing Houston suburbs
Looking for city amenities and suburban lifestyles, downtown residents are increasingly moving to these Houston suburbs to get the best of both worlds.
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Talarico, Hinojosa win, flip Texas blue
Follow Courier Texas all night on Instagram or here for live election updates.
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Sunnyside families gain a new support hub with HISD’s Sunrise Center
The Houston Independent School District opened a new Sunrise Center in Sunnyside. Here’s how the center is helping local families.
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Punching In: The Houston businesswoman who traded the hustle for joy
Peachie Morris is helping Houstonians escape productivity culture and embrace the art of slowing down while building community.
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Comets unveil brand identity as WNBA officially returns to Houston
An unveiling event brought together Houston Comets legends, fans, partners, and community leaders for a first look at the franchise’s new era.
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Briones cites Trump administration, AI in Flock camera privacy concerns
Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones is pulling the West Houston precinct out of its contract with Flock Safety, citing concerns over privacy, data sharing and artificial intelligence.
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Houston voters: What to know about Proposition A on your ballot
Prop A would make low-level marijuana possession a lower law enforcement priority for Houston police and prohibit officers from requesting or carrying out no-knock search warrants.
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Cypress, your morning just got a buzzer-beater: Bigface coffee arrives in November
Jimmy Butler’s Bigface coffee brand is opening a mobile trailer in Cypress. Here’s what to know about the mid-November opening.
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New East End mural honors Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, calls attention to immigration fears
A new mural in Houston’s East End honors Lorenzo Salgado Araujo while highlighting the impact of ICE enforcement on immigrant families.
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‘Unacceptable’: Hakeem Jeffries on Trump’s ‘mass deportation machine’
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia (D-Houston) met with Houston workers, business owners, and community leaders Monday to discuss the impact of ICE enforcement and mass deportation policies.
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Houston’s Galleria says goodbye to free parking
Customers will have to pay for parking at The Galleria in Houston beginning on November 2. Here’s what you need to know about the fees.
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Houston parents ‘appalled’ by Texas’ new social studies curriculum
HISD’s state takeover and Bluebonnet Learning curriculum are drawing parent critiques, and in some cases, are prompting parents to pull their children out of the district.
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Democratic candidate for Lt. Gov. Vikki Goodwin rallies Houston voters
Democratic candidate for Texas lieutenant governor Vikki Goodwin energized a packed crowd Tuesday afternoon at Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church during Sen. Bernie Sanders’ rally in Houston. Goodwin—who was just endorsed by Sanders—highlighted her Texas CARES healthcare plan, criticized Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s record on healthcare, and told supporters she’s taking her message to communities…
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Assemble, Houston! A new Marvel exhibit comes to town in December
“Marvel: The Exhibition – Universe of Super Heroes” comes to the Houston Museum of Natural History in December. Here’s how to buy tickets to this Marvel exhibit.
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Letitia Plummer urges Harris County voters to support Democratic ticket
Early voting is underway and Democratic candidate for Harris County judge Letitia Plummer is calling on voters to head to the polls, pointing to issues including health care access, criminal justice reform, infrastructure, and disaster preparedness.
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‘It’s about flipping the state of Texas’: US Rep. Christian Menefee on first day of early voting
On the first day of early voting, US Rep. Christian Menefee criticized Republican leaders, arguing they have abandoned Texas values through their approaches to immigration, public education, healthcare, and disaster response.
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‘There is no voter registration backlog’: Harris county election official
Harris County voters headed to the polls Monday as early voting got underway. Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector and Voter Registrar Annette Ramirez provided an update on voter registration efforts through the October 5 deadline and encouraged residents to make their voices heard by casting their ballots, voting herself at the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center.
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We asked Houston residents what’s inspiring their vote this election. Here’s what they said
Earlier this week, we asked our Nextdoor audience about what issues were fueling their votes this year.
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From Senate to justice of the peace: What’s on Harris County’s long ballot?
Beyond the high-profile races for Senate and governor, Harris County voters will decide who runs the county, who serves as its top lawyer, and whether Houston police make marijuana enforcement their lowest priority.
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The Witchery draws on Galveston’s real ghost stories to help customers change their destinies
Despite the centuries-old crusade against witchcraft, this Galveston shop is proving that magic is more about self-improvement and discovery than cursing your enemies.
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Meet Houston’s go-to Desi wedding vendor network
Jab We Wed, a Desi wedding vendor network, helps Houston couples plan celebrations with ease. The company was started by Hamza Amir.
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Montessori meets music: Inside Houston’s planned music and arts school
Houston’s Frank Liu Jr. Academy for Music and Arts is set to be completed by Aug. 2027. Here’s everything you need to know about the school.
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Here’s how residents can share ideas for the Galveston Juneteenth center
Residents can provide feedback for a planned Galveston Juneteenth center at two community sessions in October. Here’s what to know.
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Rep. Christian Menefee vows ‘hearing after hearing’ on Trump if he and Democrats win the House
After winning a special election to finish the late Sylvester Turner’s term and defeating longtime Congressman Al Green in a Democratic primary runoff, US Rep. Christian Menefee is back on the ballot seeking his first full term in Congress.
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Whitmire on Houston’s homelessness fight: ‘We’re not satisfied’
Houston leaders have unveiled a new $48 million initiative aimed at reducing homelessness across the region.
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Punching In: This Houston life coach is giving immigrants a safe space
Dr. Quỳnh-Hương N. Nguyễn is offering the mental health resources her immigrant parents never had.
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Houstonians fought to get marijuana enforcement on the November ballot
The Houston Freedom Act proposes the deprioritization of marijuana enforcement by the Houston Police Department and would ban no-knock warrants.
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6 October events near Houston that are well worth the drive
You can reach these October events near Houston—fall parades, festivals, and Texas wineries—for less than a tank of gas.
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Marijuana enforcement in Houston is on the November ballot
Houstonians fought to get the Houston Freedom Act on the ballot. The November election will decide if the law passes.
