Greg Abbott Eyes Fourth Term as Texas Governor Texas Governor Greg Abbott has officially announced his bid for a record fourth term, launching his campaign in Houston on November 10, 2025. During his launch party, the Republican incumbent framed his candidacy as essential to maintain Texas as a “bastion of common sense” in a nation he believes is “reeling from far-left, progressive insanity.” Abbott’s Campaign Launch and Core Message Speaking in Houston, Governor Abbott emphasized … Read More
CyFair ISD Election Grassroots Efforts Shift Power
Cy-Fair ISD Election: How Grassroots Efforts Shifted Power The recent Cy-Fair ISD school board election delivered a significant upset, breaking a conservative majority and catching national attention, including a congratulatory call from former Vice President Kamala Harris. This victory by a slate of three candidates has sent ripples across Houston and beyond, highlighting the impact of organized local activism. A Shift in Cy-Fair ISD Leadership On November 4, Lesley Guilmart, Kendra Camarena, and Cleveland Lane … Read More
Houston Cougars inks NIL deal with Group One Automotive
Houston Athletics Drives Forward with Group 1 Automotive NIL Partnership The Houston Cougars have announced a significant Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deal, partnering with the prominent automotive retailer, Group 1 Automotive. This multi-year agreement positions Houston Athletics at the forefront of the modern collegiate sports landscape, promising substantial brand exposure and resources for its top programs. By YLVER DELEON-RIOS | 0 Minutes Ago The Houston Cougars student section shows their spirit during a game … Read More
Texas Urban Homelessness Misunderstood Reality
Understanding Homelessness: Insights for Houston and Beyond Homelessness remains a profound challenge across the United States, touching every community and presenting a complex web of causes. It’s often misunderstood, extending beyond visible street encampments to include individuals sleeping in cars or “sofa-surfing.” This broader definition reveals a crisis impacting millions nationwide, and it’s a reality felt keenly in major Texas cities, including Houston. Homelessness in Texas: A Local Perspective For many Houstonians, the idea of … Read More
Houston Dining Scene Sees Major Closures
Houston’s Dining Scene Sees Major Changes in October 2025 October 2025 marked a significant month for Houston’s culinary landscape, with several beloved establishments closing their doors across the city. This challenging period reflects a broader trend influenced by various factors, from expiring leases to major urban development projects. Locals saw longtime favorites and newer spots alike cease operations, reshaping the dining options available in their neighborhoods. A Challenging Year for Houston Restaurants It has been … Read More
Texans Face Titans Without Stroud Mills Steps Up Again
Texans Face Titans Without Stroud: Mills Steps Up Again Houston Texans fans, get ready for another game without star quarterback C.J. Stroud. He will miss his second consecutive game this Sunday as the team travels to face the Tennessee Titans, continuing his recovery from a concussion. With Stroud sidelined, Davis Mills is set to lead the offense, building on a strong performance from last week. The team also faces other key absences, adding to the … Read More
Houston Gets New IKEA Store in Webster
New IKEA Store Coming to Webster’s Baybrook Area Houston locals, get ready for an exciting addition to the Baybrook retail corridor! IKEA is setting up shop in Webster, bringing its unique Swedish home furnishings, design inspiration, and beloved cafeteria to southeast Houston by summer 2026. This new location promises an easier and more convenient shopping experience, cutting down the drive for many compared to the existing Katy Freeway store. Your New IKEA Destination is Coming … Read More