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Child in flooded home after Texas Hill Country floods

Why children might need help coping with Texas Hill Country floods trauma

| July 14, 2025

Children are facing lasting trauma from the Texas Hill Country floods. Experts warn the emotional toll—from nightmares to anxiety—will echo far beyond the disaster.

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I got to experience 3 classic game shows without leaving Texas, thanks to GameOn! HTX

by Joey Held

| July 14, 2025

GameOn! HTX gives you a full game show experience right in the Lone Star State, making it the perfect activity for parties, big groups, and work events.

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7 great Houston hideaways—a local’s luxe staycation guide

by Rebecca Deurlein

| July 11, 2025

Discover H-Town's most exclusive boutique hotels, upscale resorts, and hidden luxury retreats perfect for a sophisticated Houston staycation without leaving the city.

‘The best ice cream in the country’: How Blue Bell Creameries became a Texas staple

by Sierra Rozen

| July 10, 2025

Blue Bell Creameries has been a Texas staple for more than a century. But how did a small-town ice cream maker become a nationally known brand?

7 most notorious true crime cases in Houston history

by Joey Held

| July 8, 2025

From serial killers going on multiple rampages to inner-family drama leading to staged burglaries, these true crime cases rocked the Houston area.

(Op-ed) Kids don’t vote: How the media, public talks about Texas, Camp Mystic flood matters

by Joi Louviere

| July 7, 2025

While natural disasters can often be tied to politics, is it appropriate to have that conversation immediately after tragedy strikes?

How to help, donate to Texas, Camp Mystic flood victims

by Sierra Rozen

| July 7, 2025

After flash floods devastated Kerr County, leaving over 90 people dead and at least 56 more missing, organizations around Texas are banding together to provide aid.

What to know about the flash floods in Texas that killed more than 80 people

by Associated Press

| July 7, 2025

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Flash floods in Texas killed at least 82 people over the Fourth of July holiday weekend and left others still missing, including girls attending a summer camp. The devastation along the Guadalupe River, outside of San Antonio, has drawn a massive search effort as officials face questions over their preparedness and the speed of their initial actions.

10 binge-able ‘House Hunters’ episodes set in Houston

by Dorothy Scott

| July 4, 2025

Houston is home to some stunning scenery and gorgeous properties. Check out these Houston “House Hunters” episodes to get an even closer look at the city’s real estate.

‘Can we go thrift shopping?’ The best Houston thrift stores, according to you

by Sierra Rozen

| July 3, 2025

Most shoppers know there’s nothing like the thrill of bringing home a newly purchased item. But, an even bigger thrill is scoring a deal and finding a gem for next to nothing.

The coolest tattoo shops in Texas — from Dallas to El Paso

by Zahiyah Carter

| July 3, 2025

Here are some unique tattoo shops in the state of Texas.

As DEI faces pushback, Houston partners with Kroger to launch jobs initiative

by ShaVonne Herndon

| July 2, 2025

As DEI programs face pushback nationally, Houston is leaning in. Roderick Batson, with support from the city of Houston and Kroger, has launched Helping Heroes Staffing to create real job opportunities for people with special needs.

Unpacking the pickleball craze: The best places to play in Houston

by Sierra Rozen

| July 2, 2025

Said to be easier than tennis, often referred to as a "millennial sport,” and having nothing to do with the vinegary vegetable, pickleball has taken over as the fastest growing sport in the country.

Senate passes GOP’s tax and spending bill with Cornyn, Cruz priorities included

by The Texas Tribune

| July 2, 2025

Following a 26-hour marathon voting session and lengthy, late-night negotiations, the U.S. Senate has passed its version of Republicans’ landmark tax and spending bill with both Texas senators, John Cornyn and Ted Cruz, voting for the legislation.