Houston Cougars Face Towson Tigers at Fertitta Center Houston basketball fans, get ready for an exciting matchup this Saturday as your elite Houston Cougars take on the Towson Tigers! This early-season non-conference game at the Fertitta Center promises to be a thrilling test for both teams, offering a chance to witness Coach Kelvin Sampson’s squad build momentum on their home turf. Cougars Aim for Continued Dominance The Houston Cougars enter this contest as one of … Read More

Houston Commuter Cut: Local Insights & Texas Headlines For busy Houstonians, “The Commuter Cut” offers a concise, 40-minute digest of “Hello Houston,” perfect for staying informed on your journey. The November 7, 2025, episode delivered a compelling mix of local community efforts, critical statewide economic discussions, and a vibrant arts and culture update. This edition highlighted diverse topics ranging from supporting local youth to the future of Texas’s cattle industry and the magic of film … Read More

Houston Delays Vote on “Problem Apartment” Registry Houston City Council has postponed a vote on a proposed registry aimed at identifying high-risk rental properties, following significant pushback from landlord associations. This initiative, intended to publicly flag apartment complexes with frequent habitability complaints, has ignited a sharp debate, with landlords calling it unfair and tenant advocates arguing it’s too weak. The delay highlights the city’s struggle to craft a policy that effectively protects renters while also … Read More

From Tragedy to Training: The Pink Bows Foundation’s Global Safety Mission Four years after the devastating Astroworld Festival tragedy, a Houston family is transforming their grief into a global movement for public safety. The Pink Bows Foundation, established in memory of Madison Dubiski, has developed an accredited “Showstop Procedure” now being taught to event professionals worldwide, including here in Houston. The Pink Bows Foundation: A Legacy of Safety Madison Dubiski, a 23-year-old Houston-area resident, was … Read More

Houston Launches New Multifamily Recycling Pilot Program Houston is embarking on a significant initiative to boost recycling efforts across the city with the launch of its new multifamily recycling pilot program. This crucial step aims to address the long-standing challenge of limited recycling services for apartment residents, pushing Houston closer to national recycling standards and a more sustainable future. Addressing Houston’s Recycling Gap For too long, residents in Houston’s multifamily housing units have faced a … Read More

Korean Barbecue in a Cup Lands in Houston! Houston’s vibrant food scene is getting a new flavor, and it comes in a cup! Utah-based Cupbop, a popular Korean barbecue restaurant chain, is expanding its Texas footprint by opening two brand-new locations in the Greater Houston area, bringing its unique “bowl concept” to local diners. Cupbop Arrives in H-Town Get ready, Houston! Cupbop is setting up shop with two distinct locations to serve our diverse community. … Read More

Cuney Homes Residents Face Unclear Future Residents of Cuney Homes, Houston’s oldest public housing community, are grappling with profound uncertainty as a planned redevelopment project faces significant delays and changes. What was once a promise of relocation assistance and new housing has devolved into a confusing path forward, leaving many feeling unheard and disregarded. Houston’s Oldest Public Housing: A Community in Crisis For years, Cuney Homes has been a challenging place to live. Residents have … Read More